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Summary
The bill revises Utah’s political‑sign regulations by defining key terms, setting new disclosure statements for ads, and limiting how signs can be attached to public infrastructure. It creates penalties for vandalism, requires local governments to provide safe‑keep locations for removed signs, and allows reimbursement of disposal costs. The changes aim to increase transparency and public safety while preserving the right to post small, candidate‑paid signs.
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