County enacts ordinance tightening RAPZ/TRCC rules and formalizing out‑of‑cycle review process
The County adopted Ordinance 2026‑34 to amend RAPZ and restaurant‑tax governance: introducing mandatory attribution, stricter timelines and forfeiture provisions, a seven‑member advisory board structure, and a formal out‑of‑cycle review process; council then authorized two out‑of‑cycle reviews for time‑sensitive projects.
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The Cache County Council enacted Ordinance 2026‑34 to revise the county code governing RAPZ and Restaurant (TRCC) tax programs. Policy Analyst Andrew Erickson described changes including mandatory logo attribution on funded assets, stricter timelines with automatic forfeiture for unspent funds after 31½ months, and creation of a seven‑member Advisory Board appointed by the Council. The ordinance also codifies a formal out‑of‑cycle application process and clarified allowable uses consistent with state statute.
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