This bill gradually requires the use of secondary water metering to eventually help consumers understand their water usage better, allowing them to better conserve if they want.
This bill curtails property tax subsidies in many of Utah's water districts, while exempting smaller water districts that face a more complex water reality.
A new EPA rule could let federal regulators control puddles, ponds, and ditches on Utahns’ private land—threatening property rights and the state’s economy.