Utah § 17D-1-601 Adoption of a resolution to approve withdrawal, dissolution,  discontinuance of a service, or reorganization.

Utah Statutes

§ 17D-1-601 — Adoption of a resolution to approve withdrawal, dissolution, discontinuance of a service, or reorganization.

Utah § 17D-1-601

Title 17DLimited Purpose Local Government Entities - Other Entities

Ch. 17D-1Special Service District Act

Part 17D-1-6Withdrawal, Dissolution, Discontinuing Services, and Reorganization

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Utah Code Ann. § 17D-1-601 (2026).

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Subject to and as provided in this part, the legislative body of the county or municipality that created a special service district may by resolution:

(1)approve the withdrawal of an area from the special service district if the legislative body determines that the area should not or cannot be provided the service that the special service district provides;

(2)approve the dissolution of the special service district if the legislative body determines that the special service district is no longer needed for the purposes for which it was created;

(3)discontinue a service that the special service district provides; or

(4)reorganize the special service district as a special district.

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Subject to and as provided in this part, the legislative body of the county or municipality that created a special service district may by resolution:
(1) approve the withdrawal of an area from the special service district if the legislative body determines that the area should not or cannot be provided the service that the special service district provides;
(2) approve the dissolution of the special service district if the legislative body determines that the special service district is no longer needed for the purposes for which it was created;
(3) discontinue a service that the special service district provides; or
(4) reorganize the special service district as a special district.