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Senate advances bill to study and preserve open space near state prison

Utah State Senate · February 5, 1998
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Summary

Senate Bill 37, introduced Feb. 4 by Senator Evans, would charge a critical‑lands task force to survey, assess and negotiate preservation of a state‑owned riparian parcel near the state prison. The Senate passed SB37 on third reading, 22–0, and sent it to the House.

Senate Bill 37, introduced Feb. 4 by Senator Evans, would create a critical‑lands task force to study and recommend preservation measures for a tract of state‑owned river‑bottom land adjacent to the state prison and along the Jordan River.

In floor remarks, Senator Evans outlined the parcel’s features and constraints: uncertain and old boundary surveys complicated by a river channel that has shifted; archaeological and historical interest (the State Historical Society identified a large former…

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