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Utah Code Title 10. Utah Municipal Code § 10-2a-408. Notification to lieutenant governor of incorporation election results

Current as of May 05, 2022 | Updated by FindLaw Staff

Within 10 days of the canvass of the incorporation and annexation election, the county clerk shall send written notice to the lieutenant governor of:

(1) the results of the election;

(2) for a planning township:

(a) if the incorporation of a planning township as a metro township passes:

(i) the name of the metro township;  and

(ii) the class of the metro township as provided under Section 10-2-301.5;  and

(b) if the incorporation of a planning township as a city or town passes:

(i) the name of the city or town;  and

(ii) if the incorporated area is a city, the class of the city as defined in Section 10-2-301;  and

(3) for an unincorporated island, whether the unincorporated island or a portion of the island shall be annexed into an eligible city.

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