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September 6, 1973
The Honorable Warren E. Pugh
President of the Utah Senate
State Capitol Building
Salt Lake City, Utah 84114
Sir:
Attached is a Resolution adopted by the Board of Commissioners of
Salt Lake City at its regular meeting held this day. Said Resolution
urges that the Governor and Legislature of this State expedite the
placing of the said proposed amendment on the agenda for the 1973
Special Session of the Utah State Legislature. It is respectfully
requested that this matter be given your earnest consideration.
Respectfully,.
City Ramos
September 6, 1973
The Honorable Howard C. Nielson
Speaker of the Howe of Representatives
State Capitol Building
Salt Lake City, Utah 84114
Sir:
Attached is a Resolution adopted by the Board of Commissioners of
Salt Lake City at its regular meeting held this day. Said Resolution
urges that the Governor and Legislature of this State expedite the
placing of the said proposed amendment on the agenda for the 1973
Special Session of the Utah State Legislature. It is respectfully
requested that this matter be given your earnest consideration.
Respectfully,
\A""±tttel\
City R
September 6, 1973
Legislative Council
c/o Mr.j. Leon Sorenson
326 State Capitol Building
Salt Lake City, Utah 84114
Sir:
Attached is a Resolution adopted by the Board of Commissioners of
Salt Lake City at its regular meeting held this day. Said Resolution
urges that the Governor and Legislature of this State expedite the
placing of the said proposed amendment on the agenda of the 1973
Special Session of the Utah State Legislature. It is respectfully
requested that this matter be given your earnest consideration.
Respectfully,'
NVIalh?ta
City Recor r
ROLL CALL 2�
VOTING Aye Nay Salt Lake City,Utah, September 6 ,19 73
Mr.Chairman.., - '
I move that the Resolution be adopted. -17
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�Harrison Phillips i RESOLUTION
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WHEREAS, there presently exists in Salt Lake City a sub-
stantial shortage of rental housing units available for occupancy
to low-income residents of said city.
WHEREAS, it is necessary and in the public interest of Salt
Lake City and its inhabitants that the city immediately extend its
best efforts to alleviate the housing shortage.
WHEREAS, the city strongly desires to improve the local hous-
ing situation.
WHEREAS, the city cannot fully and effectively encourage the
rehabilitation and growth of low-cost housing without a grant of
power from the state legislature permitting the city to regulate
rental housing within the boundaries and jurisdiction of the city.
WHEREAS, the attached proposed amendment to Section 39,
Chapter 8, Utah Code Annotated (1953), would grant to the city
required authorization.
WHEREAS, passage of said amendment is desirable and would
greatly facilitate the attempt to improve the housing situation in
Salt Lake City.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF SALT LAKE CITY that said Board does hereby urge that the Governor
and legislature of this State make every effort to expedite the plac-
ing of the said proposed amendment on the agenda for the 1973 Special
Session of the Utah State Legislature and that the Governor and legis-
lature be, and, hereby are, encouraged to use their best efforts and
means to encourage and obtain passage of the said proposed amendment.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF SALT
LAKE CITY, UTAH, that copies of this resolution be mailed to the
Governor of this State, Legislative Council. Speaker of House of Representatives
and president of the Spnatp
Passed by the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City, Utah,
this 6th day of September, 1973.
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An Act to amend Section 39, Title 10, Chapter 8, Utah Cede
Annotated (1953), to allow cities and towns to regulate rental
housing within their boundaries and jurisdiction.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Utah that
Section 39, Title 10, Chapter 8, be amended to read as follows:
Section 39. License of certain businesses.
They may license, tax and regulate hawking and
peddling, pawnbrokers and loan agencies, employment
agencies, auctioneers and auction houses, music halls,
theaters, theatrical and other exhibitions, shows and
amusements, the business conducted by ticket scalpers,
distilleries and breweries, brokers, and keepers of
public scales; stages and buses, sight-seeing and
touring cars or vehicles, cabs and taxicabs, and
solicitors therefor; bathhouses, swimming pools,
skating rinks; smelters, crushers, sampling works
and mills; hotels, and other public places, boarding-
houses, restaurants, eating houses, lodginghouses,
rental housing, laundries, barbershops and beauty
shops; hackmen, draymen, and drivers of stages, buses,
sightseeing and touring cars, cabs and taxicabs and
other public conveyances, porters, expressmen and
draymen and all others pursuing like occupations, and
prescribe their compensation; may license, tax and
regulate secondhand and junk stores and forbid the
owners or persons in charge of such stores from pur-
chasing or receiving any articles whatsoever from
minors without the written consent of their guardians
or parents; may license, tax and regulate storage
houses and warehouses and require bond to the city
for the benefit of bailors therein; may license, tax
and regulate the business conducted by merchants,
wholesalers and retailers, shopkeepers and store-
keepers, automobile garages, service and filling
stations; butchers, bakeries, laundries, druggists,
photographers, assayers, confectioners, billboards,
bill posting and the distribution or display of
advertising matter.