If the levy is submitted to the voters for approval, the Board must comply with the requirements of the Transparency in Ballot Propositions Act, including publication of arguments for and against the measure and holding a public meeting on the measure as required by the Act. Utah Code § 53F-8-404 (2018) Utah Code § 59-1-1601 et seq. (2014)
2.0120.08 REFUNDING BONDS Issue date: 1996/97 CAB
The Board shall test the validity of all bonds to be refunded in the following manner: 1. The Board shall have published a notice describing, with sufficient particularity for identification, the bond or bonds intended to be refunded. This notice shall be published once a week for two consecutive weeks in a newspaper published within the District. 2. The notice shall require any person objecting to the legality, regularity of the validity of the bonds, their issue or sale, or to the indebtedness represented by the bonds, to appear before the Board at a specified place, date and time within the District. 3. The time may not be less than fourteen (14) nor more than sixty (60) days after the first publication of the notice. 4. The notice shall require the person to appear at the meeting with his/her objections in writing, duly verified. 5. The Board shall convene at the time and place specified in the notice and receive all objections as prescribed in Subsection (4). 6. The objections shall be filed with and preserved by the Board. 7. If no written objections are presented at the time and place specified in the notice; the Board will so certify. All persons are then prohibited from questioning, in any manner or proceeding, the legality, regularity or validity of the bond or bonds, their issue or sale or the indebtedness represented by the bond(s) and the Board may then refund the bond(s). 8. Any person filing a written objection under Subsection (4) shall, within twenty (20) days after the filing in the district court for the county in which the District is situated, commence appropriate legal proceedings against the Board and others as may be proper parties, to challenge, and determine the legality, regularity and validity of the bond(s), their issue and sale or the indebtedness represented by them. 9. Failure to commence the proceedings, within twenty (20) days, bars the person filing objections from questioning, in any manner or proceeding, the legality, regularity or validity of the bond(s), their issue or sale or the indebtedness represented by the bond(s). 10. Upon proof of failure to commence proceedings by certificate of the clerk of the court, the Board may refund the bond(s). Utah Code § 53G-4-605 (2018)
2.0120.09 BUDGET
Issue date: 2/14/19
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