Utah Code § 10-3b-201
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§ 10-3b-201. Separate branches of government under a council-mayor form of government.
Official statutory text
The powers of municipal government in a municipality operating under the council-mayor form of government are vested in two separate, independent, and equal branches of municipal government consisting of: (1) a council composed of five or seven members; and (2) a mayor and, under the mayor's supervision, any executive or administrative departments, divisions, and offices and any executive or administrative officers provided for by statute or municipal ordinance.
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