(1) As provided in this part, the commission may: (a) pursuant to a petition under Section 17D-3-202, approve the creation of a conservation district; or (b) pursuant to a petition under Section 17D-3-202 or on its own motion, approve: (i) the consolidation of two or more existing conservation districts; (ii) the division of an existing conservation district into two or more conservation districts; or (iii) the dissolution of an existing conservation district.
(a) pursuant to a petition under Section 17D-3-202, approve the creation of a conservation district; or
(b) pursuant to a petition under Section 17D-3-202 or on its own motion, approve: (i) the consolidation of two or more existing conservation districts; (ii) the division of an existing conservation district into two or more conservation districts; or (iii) the dissolution of an existing conservation district.
(i) the consolidation of two or more existing conservation districts;
(ii) the division of an existing conservation district into two or more conservation districts; or
(iii) the dissolution of an existing conservation district.
(2) Before taking an action authorized under Subsection (1), the commission shall: (a) cause notice of a hearing on the proposed creation, consolidation, division, or dissolution to be published: (i) no more than 30 days after, as the case may be: (A) the filing of a petition under Section 17D-3-202, for a proposed creation, consolidation, division, or dissolution; or (B) adoption of the commission's own motion, for a proposed consolidation, division, or dissolution; and (ii) within: (A) for a proposed creation, the area of the proposed conservation district; (B) for a proposed consolidation, the area of each conservation district proposed to be consolidated; and (C) for a proposed division or dissolution, within the area of the conservation district proposed to be divided or dissolved; and (b) hold a public hearing on the desirability and necessity of the creation, consolidation, division, or dissolution.
(a) cause notice of a hearing on the proposed creation, consolidation, division, or dissolution to be published: (i) no more than 30 days after, as the case may be: (A) the filing of a petition under Section 17D-3-202, for a proposed creation, consolidation, division, or dissolution; or (B) adoption of the commission's own motion, for a proposed consolidation, division, or dissolution; and (ii) within: (A) for a proposed creation, the area of the proposed conservation district; (B) for a proposed consolidation, the area of each conservation district proposed to be consolidated; and (C) for a proposed division or dissolution, within the area of the conservation district proposed to be divided or dissolved; and
(i) no more than 30 days after, as the case may be: (A) the filing of a petition under Section 17D-3-202, for a proposed creation, consolidation, division, or dissolution; or (B) adoption of the commission's own motion, for a proposed consolidation, division, or dissolution; and
(A) the filing of a petition under Section 17D-3-202, for a proposed creation, consolidation, division, or dissolution; or
(B) adoption of the commission's own motion, for a proposed consolidation, division, or dissolution; and
(ii) within: (A) for a proposed creation, the area of the proposed conservation district; (B) for a proposed consolidation, the area of each conservation district proposed to be consolidated; and (C) for a proposed division or dissolution, within the area of the conservation district proposed to be divided or dissolved; and
(A) for a proposed creation, the area of the proposed conservation district;
(B) for a proposed consolidation, the area of each conservation district proposed to be consolidated; and
(C) for a proposed division or dissolution, within the area of the conservation district proposed to be divided or dissolved; and
(b) hold a public hearing on the desirability and necessity of the creation, consolidation, division, or dissolution.
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