Utah HB0477 revises land use regulations, modifies planning commission powers, and alters infrastructure completion assurance requirements.
Utah HB0477 amends land use regulations by allowing municipalities to permit detached accessory dwelling units on lots with single-family dwellings. It modifies planning commission powers, including training requirements and removal criteria. The bill also alters infrastructure completion assurance requirements, specifying conditions under which municipalities can withhold building permits. Additionally, it clarifies notice requirements for proposed county land use ordinances and modifies a county's authority to deny building permits for incomplete infrastructure improvements.
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