
Eminent Domain
Overview Eminent domain is one of the most consequential powers available to government. At its core, it allows a governmental entity to require the transfer

Overview Eminent domain is one of the most consequential powers available to government. At its core, it allows a governmental entity to require the transfer

Overview Henry Martyn Robert (1837–1923) was a U.S. Army Brigadier General and engineer who developed one of the most widely recognized systems of parliamentary procedure
Overview A community’s general plan (also commonly called a comprehensive plan or master plan) is one of the most important long-range planning tools a local

Overview §10-20-102 (for municipalities) and §17-79-102 (for counties) of Utah State Code (as amended) defines a conditional use as a land use that, because of

Overview Back in 2017, the Utah State Legislature passed S.B. 250, a bill with a seemingly innocent title: Food Truck Licensing and Regulations. Sounds straightforward, right? Just

Overview Annexation is the process by which a municipality expands its geographic boundaries by incorporating property that is currently located within an unincorporated area of

Overview In Utah, the requirement for due process can be found in Article I, Section 7 – Declaration of Rights in the Utah Constitution which

Overview Does your local government have a legislative body such as a Town or City Council, Board of Commissioners, or County Commission? What about an

Overview Transferable Development Rights (TDRs) are a land use planning tool that allows development potential to be transferred from one property to another. Rather than

Overview When a local government approves a new development project, it is not just approving buildings-it is also relying on the timely construction of essential