Regional planner Shay Morrison explains new CIB requirements and the RAP Tax to Rocky Ridge council
Shay Morrison of the R6 Regional Council briefed Rocky Ridge on new Community Impact Board (CIB) application rules and outlined Utah’s Recreation, Arts, and Parks (RAP) Tax (0.1% sales/use tax requiring voter approval and eight-year reauthorization). He offered assistance with ballot language and planning processes.
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Shay Morrison of the R6 Regional Council told the Rocky Ridge Town Council that regional planning agencies must now prioritize general plan updates, state compliance, capital improvement plans and Community Impact Board funding applications as directed by the State.
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