Utah Taxation Amendment Proposal for Lands and Exemption
Proposed constitutional amendment to tax United States property in Utah with exemptions for religious charitable and burial lands, water rights and plants, along with home and personal property exemptions for veterans and disabled individuals. It directs legislature to fund state expenses and debt service, with provisions for education and responsible state transition by 1947.
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United States
Utah Constitutional Amendment No 3 on school funding terms
A proposed joint resolution to amend Section 7 of Article XIII of Utahs constitution to set a base property tax levy and cap State contributions to a minimum school program. It outlines the State share not to exceed 75 percent, funding via other sources, and Legislature allocation rules. The amendment would be voted on at the next general election.
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Utah
Certion J. Itta
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Constitutional Amendment No 2 Proposal to Amend Utah Const
The document outlines a joint resolution proposing to amend Article III of the Utah Constitution regarding supremacist taxation and land exemptions. It includes provisions about religious tolerance and protection, noninterference with persons due to worship, and declarative language denying title to unappropriated lands within state boundaries. It references the people and tribes and a clause about lands within limits.
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Utah
United States
Constitutional Amendment Four and Utah tax revenue plan
Constitutional Amendment No 4 proposes allocation of revenues from income and intangible property taxes in Utah. It requires two thirds of all elected members to approve measures, outlining the structure of the state’s tax allocation.
Utah constitutional amendment on county attorney elections
The proposal amends section 10 article VII of Utah’s constitution to require county attorneys be elected by qualified county voters for a four year term. It grants courts powers to appoint a pro tempore attorney if the county or state attorney fails to attend or prosecute as required by law. The measure outlines legislative provisions for implementation and further steps.
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State OF
Utah
Atttorney
Utah proposes sixth constitutional amendment on officer pay
The proposal seeks to amend Section 20, Article VII of Utah’s Constitution to set compensation for state officers including the Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney General, and Superintendent of Public Instruction, to be fixed by law and paid monthly, with wording indicating other officers may be provided for by law.
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Utah
Constitutional Amendment No 7 on Judges' salaries
Proposal to amend article VIII section 12 to set compensation for the Judges of the Supreme and District Courts at stated times and protect it from diminution during their term. The measure requires approval by the Legislature and both houses.
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State of
Supreme
District Courts
Utah constitutional amendment locates public institutions
Secretary of State I E E Monson certifies the 1945 regular session and 1944 special session amendments proposed by Utah’s Twenty-Sixth Legislature. The amendment designates permanent site locations for state institutions with Salt Lake City as the Seat of Government and State Fair, others to be set by legislature.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
Utah Amends to fund state institutions for one dollar
Utah backers urge a yes vote on Amendment 8 to allow the state to purchase Bush Dell General Hospital for one dollar and centralize key institutions. A broad media campaign is raising 4500 dollars with 150000 circulars distributed in northern Utah to advocate for amendment approval. The drive follows discussions by officials and local groups on tourism, education, and state services.
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Zion and Bryce Canyon
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Salt Lake City
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