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Code · Utah · Title 17D — Limited Purpose Local Government Entities - Other Entities · Chapter 2

17D-2-403. Provisions that a lease agreement may contain.

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17D-2-403. Provisions that a lease agreement may contain.
(1)A lease agreement between a local building authority and its creating local entity may:
(a)provide that the creating local entity, as part of the lease payments for the leased property:
(i)pay all taxes and assessments levied against or on account of the leased property or rentals from it;
(ii)maintain insurance on the leased property for the benefit of the local building authority and the holders of the local building authority's bonds; and
(iii)assume all responsibility for any repair, replacement, alteration, or improvement to the leased property during the term of the lease agreement; and
(b)authorize the local entity to sublease all or specified portions of a project to:
(i)the state;
(ii)another local entity; or
(iii)a private party, including a nonprofit corporation, if the local building authority or local entity:
(A)intends to own the project throughout the useful life of the project; and
(B)determines that the local building authority or local entity's ownership of the project furthers a legitimate public purpose.
(2)A local entity that subleases some or all of a project under Subsection (1)(b) continues to be responsible for lease payments due under the lease agreement with the local building authority.
Enacted by Chapter 360 , 2008 General Session
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