Utah § 73-26-104 Bear River development projects.

Utah Statutes

§ 73-26-104 — Bear River development projects.

Utah § 73-26-104

Title 73Water and Irrigation

Ch. 73-26Bear River Development Act

Part 73-26-1State to Develop the Bear River

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Utah Code Ann. § 73-26-104 (2026).

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(1)The division shall:

(1)(a) develop the surface waters of the Bear River and its tributaries through the planning and construction of reservoirs and associated facilities as authorized and funded by the Legislature;

(1)(b) own and operate the facilities constructed; and

(1)(c) market the developed waters.

(2)Potential projects include:

(2)(a) Hyrum Dam;

(2)(b) Avon;

(2)(c) Mill Creek;

(2)(d) Oneida Narrows;

(2)(e) North Eden Creek;

(2)(f) Washakie; and

(2)(g) an interconnection from the Corinne area to Willard Reservoir.

(3)The division may develop sites other than those listed in Subsection (2) if those projects are authorized and funded by the Legislature.

(4)The purchase of real property does not constitute water development.

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(1) The division shall:

(1)(a) develop the surface waters of the Bear River and its tributaries through the planning and construction of reservoirs and associated facilities as authorized and funded by the Legislature;
(1)(b) own and operate the facilities constructed; and
(1)(c) market the developed waters.
(2) Potential projects include:

(2)(a) Hyrum Dam;
(2)(b) Avon;
(2)(c) Mill Creek;
(2)(d) Oneida Narrows;
(2)(e) North Eden Creek;
(2)(f) Washakie; and
(2)(g) an interconnection from the Corinne area to Willard Reservoir.
(3) The division may develop sites other than those listed in Subsection (2) if those projects are authorized and funded by the Legislature.
(4) The purchase of real property does not constitute water development.