Utah Code § 10-3b-102
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§ 10-3b-102. Definitions.
Official statutory text
As used in this chapter: (1) "Council-mayor form of government" means the form of municipal government that: (a) (i) is provided for in Laws of Utah 1977, Chapter 48; (ii) may not be adopted without voter approval; and (iii) consists of two separate, independent, and equal branches of municipal government; and (b) on and after May 5, 2008, is described in Part 2, Council-Mayor Form of Municipal Government. (2) "Five-member council form of government" means the form of municipal government described in Part 4, Five-Member Council Form of Municipal Government. (3) "Six-member council form of government" means the form of municipal government described in Part 3, Six-Member Council Form of Municipal Government.
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