Utah Code § 63N-23-504

Notification before creation of a home ownership promotion zone
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(1)
(a) As used in this section, "hearing" means a public meeting in which the legislative body of a
municipality:
(i) considers a resolution creating a home ownership promotion zone; and
(ii) takes public comment on a proposed home ownership promotion zone.
(b) A hearing under this section may be combined with any other public meeting of a legislative
body of a municipality.
(2) Before a municipality creates a home ownership promotion zone as described in Section
63N-23-502, the municipality shall provide notice of a hearing as described in this section.
(3) The notice required by Subsection (2) shall be given by:
(a) publishing notice for the municipality, as a class A notice under Section 63G-30-102, for at
least 14 days before the day on which the legislative body of the municipality intends to have
a hearing;
(b) at least 30 days before the hearing, mailing notice to:
(i) each record owner of property located within the proposed home ownership promotion zone;
(ii) the State Tax Commission;
(iii) the Governor's Office of Economic Development;
(iv) the assessor and auditor of the county in which the proposed home ownership promotion
zone is located; and
(v)
(A) if the proposed home ownership promotion zone is subject to a taxing entity committee,
each member of the taxing entity committee and the State Board of Education; or
(B) if the proposed home ownership promotion zone is not subject to a taxing entity
committee, the legislative body or governing board of each taxing entity within the
boundaries of the proposed home ownership promotion zone.
(4) The mailing of the notice to record property owners required under Subsection (3)(b) shall be
conclusively considered to have been properly completed if:
(a) the agency mails the notice to the property owners as shown in the records, including an
electronic database, of the county recorder's office and at the addresses shown in those
records; and
(b) the county recorder's office records used by the agency in identifying owners to whom the
notice is mailed and the property owners' addresses were obtained or accessed from the
county recorder's office no earlier than 30 days before the mailing.
(5) The municipality shall include in each notice required under this section:
(a)
(i) a boundary description of the proposed home ownership promotion zone; or
(ii)
(A) a mailing address or telephone number where a person may request that a copy of the
boundary description of the proposed home ownership promotion zone be sent at no cost
to the person by mail, email, or facsimile transmission; and
(B) if the agency or community has an internet website, an internet address where a person
may gain access to an electronic, printable copy of the boundary description of the
proposed home ownership promotion zone;
(b) a map of the boundaries of the proposed home ownership promotion zone;
(c) an explanation of the purpose of the hearing; and
(d) a statement of the date, time, and location of the hearing.
(6) The municipality shall include in each notice under Subsection (3)(b):

(a) a statement that property tax revenue resulting from an increase in valuation of property
within the proposed home ownership promotion zone will be paid to the municipality for
proposed home ownership promotion zone development rather than to the taxing entity to
which the tax revenue would otherwise have been paid; and
(b) an invitation to the recipient of the notice to submit to the municipality comments concerning
the subject matter of the hearing before the date of the hearing.
(7) A municipality may include in a notice under Subsection (2) any other information the
municipality considers necessary or advisable, including the public purpose achieved by the
proposed home ownership promotion zone.
Renumbered and Amended by Chapter 94, 2026 General Session

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