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House backs infrastructure-bank language for Inland Port and other development areas in SB 243
Summary
The House passed a substitute to SB 243 creating three capital-improvement/infrastructure banks to support project-area loans (including a $75 million placeholder for an Inland Port account) and debated conflict-of-interest rules, assessments, and anchor-location requirements for meetings.
The Utah House on March 5 passed a substitute to Senate Bill 243 establishing infrastructure or "capital improvement" banks for designated development areas, including language that sponsors said would initially earmark $75 million to support Inland Port projects.
Representative Gibson, the floor sponsor, described the substitute as creating three infrastructure banks with loan committees and conflict-of-interest rules; any loan would be repaid…
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