Utah § 10-3b-105 Municipal council in six-member council and five-member council forms of government.

Utah Statutes

§ 10-3b-105 — Municipal council in six-member council and five-member council forms of government.

Utah § 10-3b-105

Title 10Utah Municipal Code

Ch. 10-3bForms of Municipal Government

Part 10-3b-1General Provisions

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Bluebook

Utah Code Ann. § 10-3b-105 (2026).

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In a municipality operating under a six-member council form of government or a five-member council form of government, the council:

(1)is the legislative body of the municipality and exercises the legislative powers and performs the legislative duties and functions of the municipality; and

(2)may:

(2)(a) adopt rules and regulations, not inconsistent with statute, for the efficient administration, organization, operation, conduct, and business of the municipality;

(2)(b) prescribe by resolution additional duties, powers, and responsibilities for any elected or appointed municipal official, unless prohibited by statute;

(2)(c) require by ordinance that any or all appointed officers reside in the municipality;

(2)(d) create any office that the council considers necessary for the government

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In a municipality operating under a six-member council form of government or a five-member council form of government, the council:
(1) is the legislative body of the municipality and exercises the legislative powers and performs the legislative duties and functions of the municipality; and
(2) may:

(2)(a) adopt rules and regulations, not inconsistent with statute, for the efficient administration, organization, operation, conduct, and business of the municipality;
(2)(b) prescribe by resolution additional duties, powers, and responsibilities for any elected or appointed municipal official, unless prohibited by statute;
(2)(c) require by ordinance that any or all appointed officers reside in the municipality;
(2)(d) create any office that the council considers necessary for the government of the municipality;
(2)(e) provide for filling a vacancy in an elective or appointive office;
(2)(f) take any action allowed under Section 10-8-84; and
(2)(g) perform any function specifically provided for by statute or necessarily implied by law.