Regional planner outlines CIB changes and RAP tax basics for Rocky Ridge
Shay Morrison of the R6 Regional Council briefed the Council on new Community Impact Board application rules and explained Utah's RAP (Recreation, Arts and Parks) tax: a 0.1% sales tax that requires voter approval and reauthorization every eight years. He offered implementation assistance.
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Shay Morrison of the R6 Regional Council presented the regional planning priorities and a step-by-step explanation of the RAP tax and recent Community Impact Board (CIB) application changes.
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