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Utah Senate advances several bills, including CDA changes that shorten notice period
Summary
On Feb. 10 the Utah Senate passed multiple bills on third reading and the consent calendar, including First Substitute House Bill 41 (shortening some community development area notice/hearing steps while restricting incentives to new, non-retail primary industries), First Substitute House Bill 70 (posting political signs), and other consent items; vote tallies recorded in the session minutes.
The Utah Senate completed a busy morning calendar on Feb. 10, approving multiple bills on the consent calendar and on third reading.
Among the measures the chamber passed was First Substitute House Bill 41, a package of changes to community development area (CDA) procedures. The sponsor told senators the bill removes one public-hearing step and shortens the process for adopting or amending a CDA project-area plan—saying the change could shorten formation timelines by roughly 30 to 45 days—while also restricting the incentive program to primary (non-retail) industries, requiring affected property owners’ written consent, and making incentives contingent on a company’s prior presence and tax payments in the state.
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