2011 Utah Code
Title 26 Utah Health Code
Chapter 29 Elimination of Architectural Barriers for Persons with a Disability
Section 1 Buildings and facilities to which chapter applies -- Standards available to interested parties -- Building board staff to advise, review, and approve plans when possible.

26-29-1. Buildings and facilities to which chapter applies -- Standards available to interested parties -- Building board staff to advise, review, and approve plans when possible.
(1) (a) The standards in this chapter apply to all buildings and facilities used by the public that are constructed or remodeled in whole or in part by the use of state funds, or the funds of any political subdivision of the state.
(b) All of those buildings and facilities constructed in Utah after May 12, 1981, shall conform to the standard prescribed in this chapter except buildings, facilities, or portions of them, not intended for public use, including:
(i) caretaker dwellings;
(ii) service buildings; and
(iii) heating plants.
(2) This chapter applies to temporary or emergency construction as well as permanent buildings.
(3) (a) The standards established in this chapter apply to the remodeling or alteration of any existing building or facility within the jurisdictions set forth in this chapter where the remodeling or alteration will affect an area of the building or facility in which there are architectural barriers for persons with a physical disability.
(b) If the remodeling involves less than 50% of the space of the building or facility, only the areas being remodeled need comply with the standards.
(c) If remodeling involves 50% or more of the space of the building or facility, the entire building or facility shall be brought into compliance with the standards.
(4) (a) All individuals and organizations are encouraged to apply the standards prescribed in this chapter to all buildings used by the public, but that are financed from other than public funds.
(b) The State Building Board shall:
(i) make the standards established by this chapter available to interested individuals and organizations; and
(ii) upon request and to the extent possible, make available the services of the building board staff to advise, review, and approve plans and specifications in order to comply with the standards of this chapter.