Utah Code § 63N-3-1707

Approval of a major sporting event venue zone -- Effective date of a major
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sporting event venue zone -- Establishment of qualified development zone boundary -- Base
taxable value year.
(1) A major sporting event venue zone proposal may be approved, with or without modifications, by
a majority vote of the committee.
(2)
(a) The effective date of a major sporting event venue zone is January 1 following the approval of
a proposal by the committee, as described in Subsection (1).
(b) The collection of property tax increment or local sales and use tax increment may not be
triggered before the effective date.
(3)
(a) The base taxable value of land within an approved major sporting event venue zone is
determined as of January 1 of the year in which the committee approves a major sporting
event venue zone proposal.
(b) In approving the major sporting event venue zone, the committee shall establish:
(i) the qualified development zone area for the purpose of calculating property tax increment;
(ii) the sales and use tax boundary for the purpose of calculating local sales and use tax
increment;
(iii) the percent of property tax increment that may be captured in the major sporting event
venue zone;
(iv) the percent of local sales and use tax increment that may be captured in the major sporting
event venue zone;
(v) the amount of time that property tax increment, local sales and use tax increment, or both
may be captured in the major sporting event venue zone; and
(vi) the maximum amount of revenue from property tax increment, local sales and use tax
increment, or both may be captured in the major sporting event venue zone.
(4) The creating entity of a major sporting event venue zone is responsible for tracking the revenue
received from property tax increment, local sales and use tax increment, or both, and reporting
to the county auditor and State Tax Commission if the creating entity reaches the maximum
described in Subsection (3)(b)(vi) before the relevant time period described in Subsection (3)(b)
(v).

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