10.9 Notice to Affected Entities
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A. Within 15 calendar days after receiving a complete subdivision application under this Part, Town staff shall provide written notice of the proposed subdivision to the facility owner of any known water conveyance facility located, entirely or partially, within 100 feet of the subdivision plat. 1. To determine whether any water conveyance facility is located within 100 feet of a proposed subdivision, Town staff shall review information: a. From the facility owner under Utah Code §10-9a-211, using mapping-grade global positioning satellite units or digitized data from the most recent aerial photo available to the facility owner; b. From the State Engineer's inventory of canals; or c. From a licensed surveyor who has consulted with a representative of an existing water conveyance facility that services an area near the land the application concerns. B. To give water conveyance facilities time to provide feedback on subdivision applications, the Land Use Authority shall not approve a subdivision application under this Chapter sooner than 20
calendar days after the applicant submits a complete application. This waiting period does not apply to revised applications the applicant may submit during the application review process.
1. A water conveyance facility owner’s failure to provide comments to the Land Use Authority about a subdivision application does not affect or impair the Land Use Authority’s authority to approve the subdivision application.