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Herriman City
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State Legislative Bills Impacting Local Control

Summary

The City Attorney briefed the Council on several state legislative bills (e.g., HB 184, HB 239, HB 355) that could significantly reduce local control over zoning, annexation, and increase municipal liability. These bills pose a critical threat to Herriman's ability to manage its growth, protect local interests, and could lead to increased city costs.

At a glance

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Last discussed Jan 29, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

SB 97 (property tax cap) could limit city revenue. HB 355 (nuisance liability) could increase litigation costs. HB 239 (annexation committee) could add costs.

✅Who benefits

Developers (HB 184), potentially some residents (property tax cap).

⚠️Who could be affected

City (loss of local control, increased liability, potential revenue limits), residents (less control over local development, potential for increased city costs passed on).

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