19.21.06 Public Hearing
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1. After receipt of the written reports from the Advisory Board and Planning Commission, or after the forty-five days has expired, whichever is earlier, the City Council shall schedule a public hearing and provide notice of the public hearing as required by Utah Code 17-81-204.
2. After scheduling and providing notice of the public hearing as set forth in Subsection 1, the City Council shall: a. convene the public hearing at the time, date, and location specified in the notice; and b. take verbal or written testimony from interested persons.
3. Within 120 day of receiving the submitted proposal, the City Council shall approve, modify and approve, or reject the proposal.
4. The creation of an agriculture protection area is effective at the earlier of: a. the City Council’s approval of a proposal or modified proposal; or b. 120 days after submitting a proposal complying with Section 19.21.02, if the City Council has failed to approve or reject the proposal within that time.
5. In order to give constructive notice of the existence of the agriculture protection area to all persons who have, may acquire, or may seek to acquire an interest in land in or adjacent to the agriculture protection area, within ten days of creating or amending a
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currently existing agriculture protection area, the City Council shall file an executed document containing a legal description of the agriculture protection area with:
a. the County Recorder; and b. the Planning Commission.
6. Within ten days of recording the agriculture protection area, the City Council shall send written notification to the Commissioner of Agriculture and Food that the agriculture protection area has been created or amended and include in the notification the following: a. the number of landowners owning land within the agriculture protection area b. the total acreage of the area; c. the date of approval of the area; and d. the date of record.
7. Failure by the City Council to record the notice required under Subsection 5 does not invalidate the creation of an agriculture protection area.