Utah § 79-6-903 Powers and duties of the board -- Oversight -- Staff support.

Utah Statutes

§ 79-6-903 — Powers and duties of the board -- Oversight -- Staff support.

Utah § 79-6-903

Title 79Natural Resources

Ch. 79-6Utah Energy Act

Part 79-6-9Utah Energy Infrastructure Board Act

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Utah Code Ann. § 79-6-903 (2026).

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(1)Subject to the provisions of this part and in accordance with Title 79, Chapter 6, Part 6, High Cost Infrastructure Development Tax Credit Act, the board shall:

(1)(a) evaluate each application using the criteria described in Subsections 79-6-603(1) and (2);

(1)(b) make recommendations to the office regarding each application; and

(1)(c) for an application related to a fuel standard compliance project, determine the amount of the authorized tax credit using the criteria described in Subsection 79-6-603(4).

(2)The office shall:

(2)(a) oversee the board's performance;

(2)(b) provide the board office space, furnishings, and supplies; and

(2)(c) provide the board staff support.

(3)With the consent of the attorney general, the office may retain legal counsel to advise the board on matte

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(1) Subject to the provisions of this part and in accordance with Title 79, Chapter 6, Part 6, High Cost Infrastructure Development Tax Credit Act, the board shall:

(1)(a) evaluate each application using the criteria described in Subsections 79-6-603(1) and (2);
(1)(b) make recommendations to the office regarding each application; and
(1)(c) for an application related to a fuel standard compliance project, determine the amount of the authorized tax credit using the criteria described in Subsection 79-6-603(4).
(2) The office shall:

(2)(a) oversee the board's performance;
(2)(b) provide the board office space, furnishings, and supplies; and
(2)(c) provide the board staff support.
(3) With the consent of the attorney general, the office may retain legal counsel to advise the board on matters relating to the board's operations.