Utah § 17-78-404 Franchises for ferries and bridges.

Utah Statutes

§ 17-78-404 — Franchises for ferries and bridges.

Utah § 17-78-404

Title 17Counties

Ch. 17-78County Property, Programs, and Entities

Part 17-78-4Transportation

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Utah Code Ann. § 17-78-404 (2026).

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(1)A county may grant licenses and franchises for:

(1)(a) constructing and keeping in repair roads, bridges, and ferries; and

(1)(b) the taking of tolls on roads, bridges, and ferries.

(2)Each person operating any toll boat or ferry for the transportation of persons, vehicles, or livestock across any stream, river, or body of water in this state shall obtain a franchise for the boat's or ferry's operation from the county executive of the county in which the boat or ferry is operated.

(3)If a boat or ferry is operated on a stream or body of water forming the boundary line between two adjoining counties, the person operating the boat or ferry shall obtain a franchise from the county executive of each county.

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(1) A county may grant licenses and franchises for:
(1)(a) constructing and keeping in repair roads, bridges, and ferries; and
(1)(b) the taking of tolls on roads, bridges, and ferries.
(2) Each person operating any toll boat or ferry for the transportation of persons, vehicles, or livestock across any stream, river, or body of water in this state shall obtain a franchise for the boat's or ferry's operation from the county executive of the county in which the boat or ferry is operated.
(3) If a boat or ferry is operated on a stream or body of water forming the boundary line between two adjoining counties, the person operating the boat or ferry shall obtain a franchise from the county executive of each county.