S.J.R. 14: Joint Resolution Recognizing the Utah Land Use Task Force
2026 General Session · Originating chamber: Senate
What the bill does
Did not pass both chambers; the bill was filed on March 6, 2026.
The resolution would have recognized the Utah Land Use Task Force for its work on land use policy, noting that land use decisions bear on housing affordability, property rights, infrastructure and quality of life. It was introduced but did not advance, and the Senate filed it on March 6, 2026.
This resolution recognizes the Utah Land Use Task Force for contributions to land use policy.
- This resolution:
- Acknowledges that land use decisions directly affect housing affordability, economic opportunity, property rights, infrastructure planning, and the quality of life in communities throughout the state
- Recognizes the efforts of the Utah Land Use Task Force to identify areas of consensus and develop land use policy solutions
- Recognizes the Utah Land Use Task Force's longstanding commitment to making contributions in land use policy at the local and state levels
How it moved
- · Senate1st reading (Introduced)
- · Senatefiled
Fiscal note
The Legislative Fiscal Analyst's note on S.J.R. 14 found no material cost or revenue effect for the state, local governments or businesses.
Bill overview
Sponsor: J. Stuart Adams
Legislature passed-list status: Not available in the saved metadata.
Latest recorded action
filed
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