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UTAH STATUTES AND CODES
10-2-604 - Duty of county legislative body when petition is by electors.
10-2-604. Duty of county legislative body when petition is by electors.
When the petition for consolidation is properly presented by the electors, the countylegislative bodies and officers of each of the respective municipalities shall, within 15 days afterthe filing of the petition with the county legislative bodies, cause to be filed with the countylegislative bodies a plan of consolidation containing the same information as is required in Section10-2-603.
When the petition for consolidation is properly presented by the electors, the countylegislative bodies and officers of each of the respective municipalities shall, within 15 days afterthe filing of the petition with the county legislative bodies, cause to be filed with the countylegislative bodies a plan of consolidation containing the same information as is required in Section10-2-603.
Amended by Chapter 227, 1993 General Session
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