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House approves changes to Point of the Mountain State Land Authority board and tax treatment
Summary
Lawmakers passed first-substitute SB 166 to alter the Point of the Mountain State Land Authority board composition, clarify privilege-tax treatment and streamline some administrative steps for development; the House approved the bill 62-2.
The Utah House on Feb. 25 passed first substitute Senate Bill 166, which makes governance and administrative changes to the Point of the Mountain State Land Authority to facilitate transition from planning and infrastructure to development and execution. The bill passed the House 62-2 and will go to the Senate.
Representative Jordan Tesher, who presented the bill, said the authority has moved from planning to the execution phase following infrastructure groundbreakings and that the bill’s primary change reduces board size and shifts appointments toward members with real‑estate, workforce and economic‑development…
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