Utah Code Title 17. Counties § 17-34-1. Counties may provide municipal services--Limitation--First-class counties to provide certain services--Counties allowed to provide certain services in recreational areas

(a) “Greater than class C radioactive waste” has the same meaning as in Section 19-3-303.

(b) “High-level nuclear waste” has the same meaning as in Section 19-3-303.

(c) “Municipal-type services” means:

(d) “Placement” has the same meaning as in Section 19-3-303.

(e) “Storage facility” has the same meaning as in Section 19-3-303.

(f) “Transfer facility” has the same meaning as in Section 19-3-303.

(a) provide municipal-type services to areas of the county outside the limits of cities and towns without providing the same services to cities or towns; and

(b) fund those services by:

(a) provide, contract to provide, or agree in any manner to provide municipal-type services, as these services are defined in Section 19-3-303, to any area under consideration for a storage facility or transfer facility for the placement of high-level nuclear waste, or greater than class C radioactive waste; or

(b) seek to fund services for these facilities by:

(a) advanced life support and paramedic services; and

(b) detective investigative services.

(5)(a) A county may provide fire, paramedic, and police protection services in any area of the county outside the limits of cities and towns that is designated as a recreational area in accordance with the provisions of this Subsection (5).

(b) A county legislative body may designate any area of the county outside the limits of cities and towns as a recreational area if:

(c) Fire, paramedic, and police protection services needed to primarily serve those involved in the recreation activities in areas designated as recreational areas by the county legislative body in accordance with Subsection (5)(b) may be funded from the county general fund.

(d) A county legislative body may determine that fire, paramedic, and police protection services within a municipality that is located in an area designated as a recreational area, in accordance with this Subsection (5), may be funded with county general funds if the county legislative body makes a finding that a disproportionate share of public safety service needs within the municipality are generated by residents of the county who live both inside and outside the limits of cities and towns.