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Section 202 - Petition to create conservation district -- Petition or commission motion to consolidate, divide, or dissolve conservation districts -- Petition requirements.

UT Code § 17D-3-202 (2019) (N/A)
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(1) A petition to create a conservation district, to consolidate two or more existing conservation districts, or to divide or dissolve an existing conservation district may be filed by 25 or more land occupiers residing within: (a) for the proposed creation of a conservation district, the area included within the proposed conservation district; (b) for the proposed consolidation of existing conservation districts, the area included within the conservation districts proposed to be consolidated; or (c) for the proposed division or dissolution of an existing conservation district, the area included within the conservation district proposed to be divided or dissolved.

(a) for the proposed creation of a conservation district, the area included within the proposed conservation district;

(b) for the proposed consolidation of existing conservation districts, the area included within the conservation districts proposed to be consolidated; or

(c) for the proposed division or dissolution of an existing conservation district, the area included within the conservation district proposed to be divided or dissolved.

(2) Each petition under Subsection (1) shall be: (a) in the form that the commission prescribes; and (b) filed with the commission.

(a) in the form that the commission prescribes; and

(b) filed with the commission.

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