Utah Code § 10-20-613
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§ 10-20-613. High tunnels -- Exemption from municipal regulation.
Official statutory text
(1) As used in this section, "high tunnel" means a structure that: (a) is not a permanent structure; (b) is used for the growing, keeping, storing, sale, or shelter of an agricultural commodity; and (c) has a: (i) metal, wood, or plastic frame; (ii) plastic, woven textile, or other flexible covering; and (iii) floor made of soil, crushed stone, matting, pavers, or a floating concrete slab. (2) A municipal building code does not apply to a high tunnel. (3) No building permit shall be required for the construction of a high tunnel.
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