Utah Tenant-Landlord Law

Federated state of the western central USA, 219,889 km², 2,550,063 residents (2006 estimate), 12 residents/km², capital: Salt Lake City. Borders: Idaho and Wyoming (N), Colorado (E), Arizona (S), Nevada (W).

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State Overview

Utah is an alteterre region traversed from N to S by an alignment of mountain ranges, the main one being the Wasatch Range; to W the arid and inhospitable lands of the Great Basin extend, to E a large sector of the Colorado Plateau, divided into minor highlands by some reliefs (Uinta Mountains, Book Cliffs). The Colorado Plateau is crossed by the river of the same name and its tributaries (Green, Dirty Devil, Escalante, San Juan rivers), in whose valleys erosion has given rise to fantastic shapes, of which the most spectacular are those of the National Parks Capitol Reef, Arches, Bryce Canyon, Natural Bridges, Cedar Breaks, Zion. The Greater Basin sector affecting Utah is an areica area, devoid of surface water, to W, and endorheic to E, as the rivers that flow into the Bear, Jordan and Sevier rivers pour into the Sevier and Utah lakes and in the Great Salt Lake. The main economic resources are agriculture (cereals, potatoes, sugar beets, fruit), livestock (sheep, cattle) and forest and subsoil exploitation (copper, gold, oil, lead, zinc, silver, iron, coal, uranium and salt); the industries, which operate mainly in the engineering, food and chemical sectors, are located in the capital and in the cities of Ogden, Provo, Bountiful, Orem and Logan.

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History

After the explorations of French and Spanish in the sec. XVII and XVIII, the first American settlements were implanted there by Mormons, who in 1847 settled in the area of ​​the Great Salt Lake. It belonged to Mexico until 1848 when it passed to the USA with the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. Erected in the Territory in 1850, it acquired its current borders with an economic and civil development much higher than the rest of the Federation. It was often at odds with the federal government itself; in 1857-58 Washington sent federal troops there (Utah War). Only after the Mormon Church had repudiated polygamy (1890) did Utah become a state (1896).

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Salt Lake City

City ​​(174,348 residents in 1998; 1,217,842 residents the metropolitan area in 1996) capital of Utah (USA), located at 1338 m near the southeastern shore of the Great Salt Lake, on the central-western side of the Wasatch Mountains. Important road and railway junction and active agricultural and livestock market, it is home to the food, textile, clothing, mechanical, electronic, chemical, petrochemical, cement, wood and printing industries. Founded by the Mormons, of which it is still the main religious center, it is the seat of the State University (1850). In 2002 it was home to the Winter Olympics. Airport. Tourism. In Italian, City of the Salt Lake.

Provo

City ​​(86,800 residents) of the State of Utah (USA), 60 km SSE of Salt Lake City, 1390 m at the eastern shore of Lake Utah, on the western side of the Wasatch Mountains. Railway junction and agricultural market (fruit) with food, steel, mechanical, tanning and building materials industries. Tourism. Airport. Brigham Young University (1875).

Ogden

City ​​(63,900 residents) of the State of Utah (USA), 50 km N of Salt Lake City, 1309 m asl on the western side of the Wasatch Mountains, in a dominant position on the eastern shore of the Great Salt Lake. Important road and rail junction, there is an agricultural and livestock market and home to the textile, food, mechanical and clothing industries. Airport.

Utah – Resources for Renters

Receive contact information of associations and offices specializing in state, real property rental law, and follow links to related resources.

Website: http://directory.tenantsunion.org/utah.html

Utah – Title 57, Chapter 17

Legislative statement conveys the rules set forth by state law, concerning rental deposits of residential tenants.

Website: http://www.le.state.ut.us/~code/TITLE57/57_11.htm

Utah – Title 57, Chapter 21

Peruse the text of this Utah Fair Housing Act, to glean the regulations and guidelines used to discourage and eliminate housing discrimination.

Website: http://www.le.state.ut.us/~code/TITLE57/57_15.htm

Utah – Title 57, Chapter 22

Utah Fit Premises Act details the duties, rights and remedies of landowners and the renters of their real property. Enables users to download.

Website: http://www.le.state.ut.us/~code/TITLE57/57_16.htm

Utah Tenant-Landlord Law

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