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2012 Utah Code
Title 17 - Counties
Article 50 - General Provisions for Counties
- Section 101 - Definitions.
- Section 102 - Unlawful liabilities void.
- Section 103 - Use of "county" prohibited -- Legal action to compel compliance.
- Section 104 - Counties of the state -- County boundaries maintained by lieutenant governor.
- Section 105 - Disputed boundaries.
- Section 106 - Exemption from state licensure by Division of Real Estate.
- Section 107 - Inventory of competitive activities.
- Section 301 - Exercise of county powers.
- Section 302 - General county powers.
- Section 303 - County may not give or lend credit -- County may borrow in anticipation of revenues -- Assistance to nonprofit entities.
- Section 304 - Police, building, and sanitary regulations.
- Section 305 - County powers to acquire, construct, and control roads and other facilities -- Retainage.
- Section 306 - Granting franchises over public roads -- Limitation.
- Section 307 - Franchises for toll roads.
- Section 308 - Franchises for ferries and bridges.
- Section 309 - Regulation of use of roads.
- Section 310 - County powers regarding property, water rights, and water facilities -- Retainage.
- Section 311 - Courthouse, jail, hospital, and other public buildings -- Retainage.
- Section 312 - Acquisition, management, and disposal of property.
- Section 313 - Provisions for general health -- Creation of health department.
- Section 314 - Powers of cities and towns not affected.
- Section 315 - Study and improvement of county government -- Charges and expenses.
- Section 316 - Development of county resources.
- Section 317 - Expenditure of county funds authorized to develop county resources.
- Section 318 - Mental health and substance abuse services.
- Section 319 - County charges enumerated.
- Section 320 - Support of the arts by counties -- Guidelines.
- Section 321 - Implements of husbandry tracking debris onto county roads.
- Section 322 - County funding for a fixed guideway.
- Section 323 - Indemnification of farmers markets.
- Section 325 - Authority to make benefits generally available to employees, their dependents, and an adult designee -- Registry authorized -- Limitations.
- Section 326 - Preservation of historical areas and sites.
- Section 327 - Regulation of carbon monoxide detectors -- Enforcement against occupant only.
- Section 328 - Use of incremental tax revenue for relocation expenses of displaced mobile home park residents.
- Section 329 - Prohibition against regulation of nutritional information dissemination.
- Section 330 - Prohibition against spending certain transportation funds.
- Section 331 - Regulation of sexually oriented business.
- Section 332 - Knives regulated by state.
- Section 333 - Regulation of retail tobacco specialty business.
- Section 334 - Limitations on employee benefits imposed by a county.
- Section 335 - Energy efficiency upgrade or renewable energy system.
- Section 401 - Review of claims by county executive -- Auditor review -- Attorney review -- Claim requirements -- Approval or disapproval of claim -- Written explanation of claim process.
- Section 401.1 - Review of claims by county executive -- Auditor review -- Attorney review -- Claim requirements -- Approval or disapproval of claim -- Written explanation of claim process.
- Section 402 - Payment or rejection of claims.
- Section 403 - Action on rejected claim -- Limitation.
- Section 404 - Judgments against county -- Payment.
- Section 405 - County legislative body claim for expenses -- County attorney's opinion of legality.
- Section 406 - Officers not to advocate claims -- Right to oppose claims.
- Section 501 - Classification of counties.
- Section 502 - Change of class of county.
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