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Overview of Utah Water Banking Act Provisions

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A close-up of a vintage balance scale in a Utah landscape setting, with water on one side and dry earth on the other, symbolizing the regulation and storage of water resources through banking acts.
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Utah Code Chapter 73-31 outlines the provisions of the Water Banking Act. The code includes regulations regarding statutory water banks, contract water banks, and reporting requirements.

Key takeaways

  • The Water Banking Act includes regulations for statutory and contract water banks.
  • The chapter covers reporting requirements and the management of deposits.
  • Provisions within this chapter are scheduled to be affected by 63I-1-273 in late 2030.

The Utah Code Chapter 73-31, known as the Water Banking Act, established a framework for water banking operations within the state. This chapter has been effective since May 12, 2020.

The legislative structure of the Water Banking Act is organized into several parts. These include general provisions and regulations for both statutory water banks and contract water banks.

Additionally, the code governs reporting requirements by water banks, the management of deposits, and board reports.

The code notes that these provisions will be affected by 63I-1-273 on December 31, 2030.

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