Taylorsville, UT

Taylorsville limits fireworks sales to licensed temporary stands operating June 20 through July 25 and December 20 through January 2, plus fifteen days before Chinese New Year, under…

Open burning is prohibited in Taylorsville except for a short list of specific, permit-free activities and anything covered by a Salt Lake Valley Fire Department permit. Section…

Backyard campfires and fire pits are allowed in Taylorsville without a permit, as long as the flames stay inside a ring no larger than three feet across. Section 9.36.010(B)(2) permits…

Every rental dwelling unit and ADU in Taylorsville must have at least one operable smoke detector in each room occupied or intended for sleeping, under Taylorsville City Code §…

Taylorsville has adopted the Utah Wildland Urban Interface Code as a construction standard, and a companion Exhibit A map divides the city into high-risk and non-high-risk…

In unincorporated Salt Lake County mobile home parks, LP-gas containers must be securely fastened against overturning, and no vessel can be stored inside or under a structure without…

Taylorsville City Code lets a recreational vehicle or travel trailer sit on a public street for up to 24 consecutive hours, but bans parking or storing one anywhere in the city beyond…

Taylorsville's city council can designate residential streets near schools, colleges and large buildings as preferential parking permit areas when commuter vehicles crowd out…

Taylorsville treats an inoperable vehicle left on a property as a nuisance under Taylorsville City Code section 9.08.030(C)(14), grouped with junk, scrap metal, and abandoned furniture…

Taylorsville City bars parking within five feet of a driveway, ten feet of a mailbox during delivery hours, twenty feet of a crosswalk, or thirty feet of an intersection. A separate…

Every parking area on a Taylorsville residential lot, front, side or rear yard, must be paved with a hard surface under City Code § 13.24.040(A); parking on landscaped or…

Taylorsville limits commercial vehicles at homes under City Code § 13.24.040(E): they must sit in the side or rear yard, not the front, unless topography makes that impossible…

Commercial and industrial buildings of ten thousand square feet or more in Taylorsville must provide at least one off-street loading space under City Code § 13.24.060(C). Loading and…

Salt Lake County Code §11.20.135 caps how long a vehicle can sit on any county street or alley in the unincorporated area at twenty-four consecutive hours; anyone who owns, possesses…

Salt Lake County's traffic engineer marks curbs red for no stopping or parking at any time, and yellow 'Restricted Zone' curbs limit parking except as posted.

From November through April, Salt Lake County Code §11.20.130 bans parking on any county street in the unincorporated area whenever it is snowing or snow is already on the street. A…

Utah limits homeowners associations from banning an electric-vehicle charging station an owner installs on their own lot or limited common area. Community associations are governed by…

Utah caps what a nonconsensual tow can cost and how long you can be made to wait. Under the 2026 Non-Consent Towing Fee Schedule that UDOT publishes under Utah Code § 72-9-603(16), a…

Taylorsville allows one accessory dwelling unit per lot, but only inside the footprint of a detached single-family home on a lot of at least 6,000 square feet. City Code Section…

Taylorsville bans short-term rentals of accessory dwelling units outright. City Code Section 13.11.010 requires any ADU tenancy to run 30 days or longer, and every ADU must carry an…

Taylorsville requires ADU applicants to prove they actually live on the property, submitting any two of eight listed documents such as a mortgage statement, property tax notice, or…

Taylorsville requires a building permit for any residential accessory structure over 200 square feet or more than one story. On lots under 15,000 square feet, a rear-yard shed built by…

An existing garage in unincorporated Salt Lake County can become an accessory dwelling unit, but it must meet every ADU standard and pass building-code safety upgrades first.

Utah regulates tiny homes through the State Construction Code. Tiny homes on permanent foundations must meet the IRC including Appendix Q for dwellings under 400 square feet. Tiny…

Taylorsville limits home occupations to two per dwelling unit and requires a home occupation business license under Title 5 before starting. City Code Section 13.11.040(C) caps…

Taylorsville caps client and customer traffic at home occupations to no more than two business-related visitors per hour under Taylorsville City Code § 13.11.040(C)(5). Direct retail…

Taylorsville allows residential child day care as a licensed home occupation for between five and 12 qualified children under Taylorsville City Code § 13.11.040(D), citing Utah Code §…

A home business in unincorporated Salt Lake County gets exactly one sign: a nameplate no larger than three square feet, never illuminated, attached to a wall or window of the dwelling…

Utah runs two separate home food routes and the cottage food one is the registered route. Utah Code 4-5-501(4) requires the operator to register with the Department of Agriculture and…

Utah Code § 26B-7-416 lets a resident sell ready-to-eat meals cooked in a home kitchen once the local health department issues a microenterprise home kitchen permit. The core operating…

Taylorsville caps household pets at two adult dogs or cats and no more than four total animals combining dogs, cats, or Vietnamese potbellied pigs on a noncommercial, nonnuisance…

Taylorsville City Code section 8.10.001 makes it unlawful for anyone to sell, offer for sale, barter, give away, keep, own, harbor, or purchase any wild, dangerous, or exotic animal in…

Taylorsville regulates dangerous animals by behavior, not breed: City Code § 8.04.015 makes it unlawful to own or keep a dangerous animal, defined by its conduct such as an unprovoked…

In Taylorsville City it is unlawful for an owner, handler, or anyone harboring an animal to let it run at large at any time, and liability is strict: precautions taken or lack of…

Any Taylorsville animal grooming parlor is a 'commercial animal establishment' under City Code § 8.01.004, and it is unlawful to operate one without a division inspection confirming…

Taylorsville doesn't require every pet to carry a microchip, but two categories must: City Code § 8.05.004(C) makes an implanted, registered microchip mandatory for every licensed…

Taylorsville lets residents keep chickens and ducks on single-family, owner-occupied lots where zoning allows it, but only under a residential fowl permit issued by City Code §…

Every dog, cat, and ferret kept in Taylorsville must be individually licensed under § 8.05.001, but feral cats are carved out: § 8.05.010(C) exempts feral cats from licensing outright…

Killing a wild bird, or robbing or destroying its nest, egg, or young, is a standalone Taylorsville offense: City Code § 8.09.013 makes it unlawful outright, folding the city's own…

A veterinary office or animal hospital is a permitted, by-right use in most of Taylorsville's commercial and office zones under City Code § 13.08.020's use table: Regional, Boulevard…

Beekeeping is a permitted use in the county's A-1 agricultural zone, but an apiary needs at least a 10,000-square-foot lot.

Taylorsville caps weeds at six inches on every lot in the city. City Code section 9.28.020 requires weeds to be maintained at a height of not more than six inches (6") at any time and…

Taylorsville City Code lets the department condemn and order removal of any dead, diseased or otherwise undesirable tree, stump, shrub or vine on city roads and rights of way after…

Taylorsville requires trees and landscaping that hang over a street to be trimmed back to at least thirteen and a half feet above the pavement under City Code § 14.12.050, and…

Taylorsville's Water Efficient Landscaping standards restrict above-ground irrigation to the hours between 8:00 P.M. and 10:00 A.M., and ban new lawn in street park strips, along…

Taylorsville's landscaping code doesn't mandate native species, but it defines and encourages low-water planting: § 13.25.010(D)(2)(k) recommends choosing 'plants that are well suited…

Utah Code 73-3-1.5 lets homeowners capture rainwater on their own parcel. Up to 200 gallons in two covered containers needs no registration; storing more, up to a 2,500-gallon maximum…

Taylorsville requires every private swimming pool not fully enclosed inside a building to sit back at least five feet from property lines and be completely surrounded by a fence or…

Salt Lake County's amended building fee schedule treats residential swimming pools as an R-3/U occupancy requiring plan review before a building permit issues, with the review fee set…

Taylorsville City requires a City permit before anyone plays amplified sound or music in a city park. The City can deny a permit if it reasonably believes the sound would disturb park…

A dog that keeps up continued and repeated howling, barking, or whining loud enough to cause unreasonable annoyance, disturbance, or discomfort to neighbors is legally a 'nuisance…

Industrial and research park uses in Taylorsville can't exceed a set noise ceiling at the property line. City Code § 13.23.250(B)(1)(a) caps steady sound at six dBA over the ambient…

Salt Lake County's Airport Overlay Zone divides land around county airports into five noise-based Airport Restriction Zones, A through E, keyed to how much aircraft noise the area…

Taylorsville City Code caps residential fences at six feet in required side and rear yards and three feet (solid) or four feet (open, like wrought iron) in front yards. A thirty-foot…

Taylorsville City Code section 13.28.070 bans barbed wire, concertina, and similar fencing on residential, mixed-use, and open-space properties unless the Director specifically…

Taylorsville City Code section 13.28.080 caps a lot-line retaining wall at five feet and requires taller walls to be stepped and separated horizontally by at least five feet. A…

Inside Salt Lake County's Foothills and Canyons Overlay Zone, no fence may be constructed or installed unless it is shown on an approved site plan first. County Code § 19.72.100.A…

Under Utah Code Section 4-26-103, a qualifying grazing or agricultural landowner can require an adjoining qualified landowner to pay half the cost of a partition fence, and recover…

Short-term rental license applications in unincorporated Salt Lake County must list the property, room and guest counts, a property manager, and a 24-hour local contact.

Salt Lake County does not require an owner or host to live on site at a licensed short-term rental. Instead, Code §5.19.070(C) requires every licensee to name a responsible party based…

Salt Lake County sets no county-written guest number for short-term rentals; instead §5.19.080 requires a permanent nameplate sign near the front entrance stating the building's…

Short-term rentals in unincorporated Salt Lake County must be laid out so noise and foot traffic don't substantially intrude on neighbors, with written neighbor consent if access is…

A short-term rental in unincorporated Salt Lake County pays the same annual fee as a general business license, set in the county's consolidated fee schedule, not a flat dollar amount…

Taylorsville imposes a one percent (1%) municipal transient room tax on charges for tourist homes, hotels, motels, and mobile home accommodations rented for less than thirty…

Taylorsville requires anyone doing door-to-door solicitation to register with the city's license official and obtain a permit before knocking on a single door. A temporary permit…

Any Taylorsville resident can post a "no solicitation" sign at the main entrance or property line, and it is a chapter violation for a solicitor, permitted or exempt, to knock, ring…

Taylorsville does not run a separate landlord-tenant habitability code; instead, its nuisance ordinance in Taylorsville City Code section 9.08.030 treats any building unfit for human…

In Taylorsville City, every rental dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit needs a business license before it can be rented out, and co-owners are jointly liable for getting one. The…

Utah is an at-will, no-just-cause eviction state, and Salt Lake County is preempted from imposing just-cause requirements on private residential landlords. A landlord in Salt Lake…

Salt Lake County and every city within it (Salt Lake City, West Valley City, West Jordan, Sandy, Murray, Taylorsville, South Jordan, Draper, Riverton, Cottonwood Heights, Holladay…

Utah eviction begins with a notice to quit under Utah Code 78B-6-802. Nonpayment of rent requires a 3-business-day pay-or-quit notice; lease violations require a 3-calendar-day…

Under the Utah Fit Premises Act, a landlord must give the renter at least 24 hours' prior notice before entering the rental unit, unless the rental agreement provides otherwise (Utah…

Utah does cap residential late fees. Under the Fit Premises Act, an owner may not charge a late fee exceeding the greater of 10% of the rent or $75 (Utah Code 57-22-4(5)(a)). Any fee…

To end a month-to-month tenancy in Utah, the owner must serve notice to quit at least 15 calendar days before the end of the rental period (Utah Code 78B-6-802(1)(b)(i)). A tenancy at…

Utah sets no statutory cap on how much a landlord can charge for a security deposit. After a tenant moves out, the landlord has 30 days to return the deposit and any prepaid rent, with…

Utah adverse possession requires continuous occupation and claim of land for seven years AND payment of all taxes levied and assessed on it during that period (Utah Code 78B-2-208…

Taylorsville treats conditions that harbor rats, vermin, or other pests as a nuisance under Taylorsville City Code section 9.08.030. Overgrown or hazardous vegetation likely to harbor…

Any wrecker service that tows vehicles in Taylorsville, or wants police rotation calls, must register and be permitted by the city under Chapter 11.40. Nonconsensual tows off private…

Taylorsville bars garages and accessory buildings from being used for home occupations, permitting them only to park an approved business vehicle or trailer, which effectively shuts…

In Taylorsville City, operating a massage establishment or working as a massage technician requires proof of a current Utah state massage license before the city will issue a business…

In Taylorsville City, every pawnbroker needs a separate police-vetted license per location, must stay open only between 7 a.m. and 10 p.m. absent written police permission, and may…

In Taylorsville City, secondhand dealers, junk dealers, junk collectors, antique dealers, coin dealers, and precious metal processors all need a police-vetted license per location…

In Taylorsville City, sexually oriented businesses and their employees each need a separate license, may operate only in zones allowed for that use, and cannot locate within 660 feet…

Taylorsville bars a tobacco specialty business license within 1,000 feet of a school, church, park, library or other community location, within 600 feet of another tobacco specialty…

Taylorsville's Land Use Table bans tattoo parlors from every commercial, office and mixed-use zone in the city and allows them only in the Industrial District (ID) as an Administrative…

Taylorsville's nuisance ordinance, Taylorsville City Code section 9.08.030, spells out dozens of specific conditions that count as reportable code violations, from stored construction…

Taylorsville's Community Development Department gives a responsible person ten days to fix a violation after a courtesy notice under City Code section 18.03.020. Missing that window…

Taylorsville's nuisance ordinance treats a blighted or dangerous building as a code violation under Taylorsville City Code section 9.08.030(C)(24). A structure left abandoned or…

Taylorsville classifies noxious weeds on vacant lots, along sidewalks, or at the edge of any public street as a nuisance under City Code section 9.08.030. The city can order abatement…

Taylorsville City Code gives owners, occupants, lessors or agents of property abutting a paved sidewalk 24 hours after snow, hail or sleet stops falling to clear the sidewalk and any…

Taylorsville treats a property where people are allowed to publicly urinate or defecate as a nuisance under Taylorsville City Code section 9.08.030(C)(27)(b). The rule targets any…

Skateboards and scooters are welcome on most city property in Taylorsville, but section 9.61.100 bars riding them on any stairway, wall, bench, parking lot, roadway or landscaped area…

Taylorsville City prohibits smoking outright in every City-owned park, trail, trailhead, and recreation facility, including their parking lots. Smoking here covers lit or heated…

Taylorsville City makes it a Class C misdemeanor to loiter under circumstances warranting alarm, near a school without legitimate reason, or in a public area while refusing a police…

Accosting another person in a public place, or a place open to the public, for the purpose of begging is disorderly conduct in unincorporated Salt Lake County under County Code…

Possessing or drinking any alcoholic beverage on the grounds of a Salt Lake County-owned or -operated park is unlawful under Code §6.10.190, with no exception unless the county mayor…

Taylorsville does not operate its own garbage trucks. City Code section 9.24.080 requires every resident to follow the collection, container and removal rules set by Salt Lake County…

Taylorsville bans dumping trash anywhere within city limits, not just on someone else's property. City Code section 9.24.040 makes it unlawful to dump or dispose of any refuse or…

Taylorsville treats a garbage can left at the curb outside the collection window as a civil nuisance. City Code § 9.08.030(C)(19) bars leaving a garbage can or refuse container in the…

Commercial dumpsters in Taylorsville must sit inside a screened trash enclosure under City Code § 13.23.090. Enclosure walls have to be solid masonry at least six feet high with…

Every property owner, lessee or occupant in Salt Lake County must supply approved garbage and trade-waste receptacles at locations the board of health directs.

In Utah, throwing a lead acid battery in the trash is illegal. Utah Code 19-6-602 bans disposing of any lead acid battery in a landfill; every battery must go to a retailer…

Every city park in Taylorsville closes at 10:00 p.m. and reopens at 6:00 a.m. Section 9.61.080 makes it unlawful for any unauthorized person to be in a park, on foot or in a vehicle…

Taylorsville City bars minors under 16 from sidewalks, streets, alleys, or other public places between 11:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m., and minors aged 16 or 17 between 1:00 a.m. and 5:00…

Accessory dwelling units in Taylorsville must have interconnected smoke and carbon monoxide detectors before occupancy, per Taylorsville City Code § 13.11.010(B)(11)(h), which ties the…

In Taylorsville City, running a residential child day care, preschool, or children's instruction business out of a home requires a home occupation license, and every adult connected to…

Taylorsville Code section 15.08.040 bars any utility company from connecting service to a building or wiring that needs a permit until the building official signs off, and section…

Taylorsville does not print its own electrical code; section 15.08.010 adopts the National Electric Code edition Utah currently has in force as the city's construction standard for…

Taylorsville folds plumbing work into its building permit fee structure rather than charging for it separately: section 15.08.030 waives plumbing subpermit fees when the work is done…

Taylorsville limits garage sales at any residence to no more than two per calendar year, separated by at least fourteen days, under Taylorsville City Code § 13.11.130(A). Each sale may…

No one may operate a food truck, catering truck, or street vending business in Taylorsville without a City business license, under Taylorsville City Code § 13.11.170(B)(1). Licenses…

Taylorsville requires a mobile food business using the public right-of-way to face its vending window toward the sidewalk or private property and to keep at least four feet of sidewalk…

Taylorsville limits food trucks, catering trucks and street vendors to commercial and industrial land use areas, requiring a City business license and, for right-of-way vending, a…

Taylorsville City bans open fires or barbecue grilling anywhere in a city park except in a designated area with a fireplace, barbecue grill, or other fire-containing facility installed…

Taylorsville City makes it a Class C misdemeanor, charged for each day of violation, to camp, cook, pitch a tent or tarp, or leave sleeping bags or bedding on public grounds owned by…

Taylorsville City bans operating any motor assisted scooter, gas or electric, with a stand-up deck or a seat, on public sidewalks or walkways citywide. It is a Class C misdemeanor for…

In Utah a golf cart may not be driven on any highway unless the municipality whose jurisdiction that highway sits in has passed an ordinance allowing it. Utah Code 41-6a-1510(1)(b)…

In Taylorsville City, submitting a rental dwelling license application is irrevocable consent for the city to enter and inspect the unit whenever it investigates a reported violation…

Salt Lake County's Fit Premises ordinance sets fixed deadlines for landlords to fix specific defects once a tenant gives written notice, from 24-hour toilet repairs to 96-hour window…

Taylorsville City Code puts the duty to repair and maintain public curbs, curb ramps, gutters and sidewalks on the owner of the abutting property, not the city. The department can…

Taylorsville City Code makes it unlawful to place any obstruction on a sidewalk, curb ramp or highway, or to drive or park a vehicle, animal or object on one in a way that impedes…

Taylorsville City Code requires a department permit before anyone builds or cuts a sidewalk, curb ramp, curb and gutter, or driveway in the public right of way. Contractors must also…

Taylorsville City Code defines a block party or neighborhood gathering as a socializing event with neighbors that closes a street, and requires a special event permit before holding…

Taylorsville City Code treats a parade as an entertainment event and requires a special event permit before it can be held or advertised on city streets. Parades under one mile are…

Taylorsville City Code treats any city or county park event in Taylorsville with vendors, food or beverage concessions, or an anticipated crowd over 250 people as a mass gathering that…

Taylorsville City Code treats a street fair, carnival, or concert as an 'entertainment event' under the special events chapter, and it is unlawful to promote or hold one without a…

Salt Lake County treats movie and television filming as an 'entertainment event' under its special events ordinance, so any unincorporated-area film shoot involving more than 50 people…

Taylorsville's subdivision design standards require an 8-foot landscaped park strip paired with a 5-foot sidewalk along residential streets to accommodate street tree planting, and any…

Taylorsville routes every solar installation through a building permit reviewed by the Community Development Department under Section 13.11.200, which caps panel height at the roof…

Utah Code § 57-8a-701(2)(a) says no governing document other than a declaration may prohibit a detached dwelling owner from installing a solar energy system, which is the crucial…

Taylorsville's Section 13.20.055 bars unshielded lights, spotlights and wall-mounted floodlights in residential developments from spilling beyond the property line, and requires a…

Billboard lighting in unincorporated Salt Lake County is confined to the sign face itself: Code §19.82.185.H bars any lighting source that is directly visible to passersby. Internally…

Outdoor lighting in Salt Lake County's Foothills and Canyons Overlay Zone must point down: light poles and building-mounted fixtures need fully shielded luminaires directed downward…

Taylorsville requires a sediment and erosion control plan sealed by a Utah-licensed engineer under Section 17.05.190 for construction activity meeting the State of Utah's general…

Taylorsville requires a City Engineer-issued land disturbance permit for any project that disturbs an acre or more, plus a state UPDES stormwater permit at the same one-acre trigger…

Any structure or land use change inside a Taylorsville flood hazard area needs a flood plain encroachment permit reviewed by the City Engineer acting as floodplain administrator, and…

New or substantially improved homes in a Taylorsville flood hazard area must have their lowest floor, including any basement, built at least one foot above the base flood elevation…

No permit is needed to create or maintain the defensible space Utah's Wildland-Urban Interface Code requires around structures in Salt Lake County's foothills and canyons.

Taylorsville's Land Development Code sets a table of yard setbacks for every R-1 and R-2 single- and two-family zone under City Code § 13.20.020. Front setback to the living area runs…

Every R-1 and R-2 residential zone in Taylorsville caps the main structure at 35 feet measured to the peak of the roof under City Code § 13.20.020's development standards table…

In Taylorsville's Manufactured Home (MH) Residential District, City Code § 13.20.070(L) caps lot coverage at 75 percent, restricting how much of each mobile home lot can be covered by…

Taylorsville designates historic districts, landmark sites and buildings under City Code § 13.18.020. The Community Development Department administers designations that the City…

Taylorsville City Code § 13.36.240(B) gives water users a 48-hour window to fix a broken pipe, leaking sprinkler head or other plumbing malfunction once they discover it or the City…

Any lawn or turf area in Salt Lake County's landscape plans must be planted with drought-tolerant grass and must be at least 10 feet wide.

Taylorsville has no traditional downtown, but its City Center Design District (CCDD) Overlay Zone under Taylorsville City Code § 13.18.050 does the same job: it preserves the aesthetic…

Cluster developments in unincorporated Salt Lake County's Foothills and Canyons Overlay Zone can earn a density bonus of up to 25 percent over the underlying zone's base density…

Taylorsville treats seasonal holiday decorations as a temporary sign exempt from a permit, but the display can't overstay its holiday: the city requires removal within ten calendar…

Taylorsville allows electronic message center (EMC) signs on permanent pylon and monument signs but caps brightness at one foot-candle at the property line and bans flashing or…

Only one freeway oriented pylon sign is allowed per parcel with at least 500 linear feet of frontage on Interstate 215, and the Planning Commission must approve it as a…

Political and other noncommercial message signs, including candidate and ballot-measure signs, need no permit in Taylorsville but are capped at 64 square feet per sign and 128 square…

Window signs in Taylorsville's nonresidential zones are limited to ground floor tenants and can't cover more than 25% of any single window or 25% of a group of windows combined. Total…

Taylorsville doesn't cap the size or number of holiday-season lawn ornaments and yard displays: section 13.26.100(C)(4) allows any type, number, and area of decoration as an exempt…

Recreational drone flying in Salt Lake County is governed primarily by FAA Part 107 / 49 USC §44809 (TRUST test, sub-400 ft AGL, visual line of sight, no flight in controlled airspace…

Commercial drone work in Salt Lake County (real estate photography, construction progress mapping, inspections, surveying, ski-resort marketing) requires the FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot…

HOAs in Salt Lake County (Salt Lake City, West Valley City, West Jordan, Sandy, Murray) are governed by the Utah Community Association Act (Utah Code Title 57, Chapter 8a). Section…

Under Utah Code §57-8a-301, a Salt Lake County HOA automatically holds a lien on a lot for unpaid assessments, late fees, interest, court costs, reasonable attorney fees, and certain…

Utah Code §57-8a-208(4) gives any lot owner 30 days to request an informal hearing before the board after notice of a fine. Section 57-8a-208(5) lets the owner appeal an adverse…

HOA architectural review committees (ARCs) in Salt Lake County HOAs operate under Utah Code §57-8a-218 (limits on rules and design criteria), §57-8a-217 (rulemaking procedure), and…

A Salt Lake County HOA may enforce its CC&Rs by fines, suspension of common-area privileges, or lawsuit, but must follow strict procedure. Utah Code §57-8a-208 caps initial fines and…

Utah Code § 57-8a-231(2) bars an association from enacting or enforcing a governing document that prohibits, or has the effect of prohibiting, the owner of a detached dwelling from…

Utah Code § 57-8a-802 overrides any contrary governing document and forbids a homeowners association from prohibiting a lot owner from installing or using an electric vehicle charging…

Utah Code § 57-8a-219 bars a homeowners association from prohibiting a lot owner's display of a United States flag inside the dwelling, on a limited common area, or on the lot, so long…

Utah Code § 57-8a-208 puts no dollar limit on an association fine. Subsection (3)(b) says only that the fine shall be in the amount provided for in the association's governing…

A Utah association can sell your home without a lawsuit, but Utah Code 57-8a-303 puts four separate locks on that power. It must deliver notice at least 30 calendar days before…

Utah Code § 57-8a-209(1)(a) expressly allows a homeowners association to cap the number and term of rentals or to prohibit rentals outright, so Utah runs the opposite way from states…

The county's A-1 agricultural zone protects low-density residential lots for limited farming, permitting agriculture, animals for family food production, apiaries and aviaries by right.

Utah Code 78B-6-1101 protects established agricultural operations from nuisance lawsuits when surrounding land uses change toward residential development.

Blocking or closing any street or sidewalk in unincorporated Salt Lake County for a film shoot or other special event is unlawful without a special event permit and payment of the…

Utah Title 34 Chapter 40 establishes the state minimum wage and preempts local governments from enacting their own minimum wage ordinances.

Utah recognizes both a concealed firearm permit under Title 53 Chapter 5 and permitless concealed carry for qualifying adults statewide, preempting local restrictions.

Utah Code 53-5a-102 broadly preempts local firearm regulation, reserving authority to the Legislature with limited exceptions for state property and government buildings.

Utah generally allows open carry of firearms by adults who may lawfully possess them, with local regulation preempted by Utah Code 53-5a-102.

Utah's gambling statute defines a "lottery" to include any raffle or gift enterprise where entrants pay for a chance at a prize, and folds lottery directly into the criminal definition…

Utah Code § 76-9-1401(8) defines "gambling" as risking anything of value on a chance-based outcome tied to an agreement that someone will receive value: a definition with no exception…

Utah is one of only two states with zero legal gambling, and that includes sports betting: no retail sportsbooks, no mobile betting apps, and no daily-fantasy cash contests. Utah…

Utah allows sobriety checkpoints, but only with a magistrate's written authorisation obtained in advance. Utah Code Section 77-23-104 requires a command level officer to file a signed…

Utah wrote the protection directly into the interference offense. Utah Code Section 76-8-305(4) says that recording a peace officer with a camera, mobile phone or other photographic…

Utah is one of the states with a genuine stop-and-identify duty, but the duty is narrower than the questions an officer is allowed to ask. Utah Code Section 77-7-15 lets a peace…

Utah has no statute regulating consent to search a vehicle, no odour-based probable cause provision and no pretextual-stop reform. The one statutory limit on what a Utah officer may…

As of March 25, 2025, Utah bans selling electronic cigarette products with any characterizing flavor other than tobacco or menthol. The ban applies to all retailers, and every vape…

Utah wrote a dedicated auxiliary lighting provision into the traffic code in 2024. Utah Code Section 41-6a-1604(7) says an auxiliary light installed on a motor vehicle may only be…

Utah has no statute naming dash cameras, so the answer comes from three provisions that do apply. Utah Code Section 41-6a-1635(2)(a) prohibits operating a motor vehicle with an object…

Utah runs two rules at once and they are not the same thing. Lane splitting, riding a motorcycle between clearly marked lanes while traffic is in motion, is flatly prohibited by Utah…

Utah Code 41-1a-403(2)(a) says an individual may not attach to or over a license plate a license plate cover. There is no tint qualifier, no transparency exception and no exception…

A radar detector is legal in a private vehicle in Utah. The Utah Code contains no provision on radar detectors at all; what it does contain is Section 41-6a-609, which prohibits radar…

Utah Code 41-6a-1636(3) makes any stud, cleat, spike or other non-rubber protuberance on a tire unlawful, and then Subsection (5)(a) carves out the one thing most Utah drivers want…

Utah Code Section 41-6a-1635(1) bars operating a motor vehicle with a windshield allowing less than 70% light transmittance or a front side window allowing less than 35%, with no more…