Utah § 72-2-135 Litter Abatement Expendable Special Revenue Fund.

Utah Statutes

§ 72-2-135 — Litter Abatement Expendable Special Revenue Fund.

Utah § 72-2-135

Title 72Transportation Code

Ch. 72-2Transportation Finances Act

Part 72-2-1Transportation Fund and Highway Finances

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Utah Code Ann. § 72-2-135 (2026).

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(1)There is created an expendable special revenue fund, known as the "Litter Abatement Expendable Special Revenue Fund."

(2)The fund shall consist of:

(2)(a) the landfill minimum fine for an unsecured load as described in Section 72-7-410; and

(2)(b) interest earnings on cash balances.

(3)The department shall use money in the fund:

(3)(a) for litter cleanup efforts on or near highways, including highways near waste management facilities and other high-litter areas the department identifies;

(3)(b) for a public service campaign to generate awareness regarding the importance of proper transportation and disposal of waste, the negative impact of littering, and the need to maintain clean highways;

(3)(c) for increased enforcement of Sections 41-6a-1712, 41-6a-1713, and 72-7-410; and

(3)(d)

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(1) There is created an expendable special revenue fund, known as the "Litter Abatement Expendable Special Revenue Fund."
(2) The fund shall consist of:
(2)(a) the landfill minimum fine for an unsecured load as described in Section 72-7-410; and
(2)(b) interest earnings on cash balances.
(3) The department shall use money in the fund:
(3)(a) for litter cleanup efforts on or near highways, including highways near waste management facilities and other high-litter areas the department identifies;
(3)(b) for a public service campaign to generate awareness regarding the importance of proper transportation and disposal of waste, the negative impact of littering, and the need to maintain clean highways;
(3)(c) for increased enforcement of Sections 41-6a-1712, 41-6a-1713, and 72-7-410; and
(3)(d) for the department's costs in administering the account.