“There should be a broader discussion, and I think, you know, a full repeal should be part of the conversation,” said Schultz, who has worked in residential and commercial real estate and owned development companies. “We’re committed to making Utah a place where our children and grandchildren can afford to live and raise their families.
Utah House speaker says he’s open to repealing controversial development law
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