Utah § 8a-206 - Utah Archaeological and Historic Sites Grant Program.

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§ 8a-206. Utah Archaeological and Historic Sites Grant Program.

Effective 5/1/2024
9-8a-206.  Utah Archaeological and Historic Sites Grant Program.
(1)The office shall:
(a)administer the money contained in the grant program; and
(b)select qualified recipients in accordance with Subsection (2).
(2)The office may distribute the money from the grant program to or on behalf of a private landowner:
(a)that applies to the office, in a manner prescribed by the office, to receive funding or technical assistance through the grant program; and
(b)by direct payment to the landowner or a third party for work related to identifying and protecting archaeological resources on the landowner's property, if the private landowner or third party contributes an amount of money or in-kind work equal to or greater than the amount of money received from the grant program.


Renumbered and Amended by Chapter 323, 2024 General Session

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