Utah Administrative Code (Current through November 1, 2019) |
R455. Heritage and Arts, History |
R455-8. Preservation Easements |
R455-8-1. Scope and Applicability |
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Purpose: to insure the adequate handling of preservation easements and their proper recording in accordance with Sections 9-8-503 and 9-8-504. |
R455-8-2. Definitions |
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Terms used in this rule are defined as: 1. "historical value" means a property on the State or National Register of Historic Places; and 2. "division" means the Division of State History or the Utah State Historical Society. |
R455-8-3. Granting of an Easement to the Division |
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A. The division may accept easements under the following conditions: 1. the property is on the National Register or State Register of Historic Places; 2. the easement will be recorded with the proper county recorder's office; 3. the preservation easement will prohibit demolition or alteration not in conformance with the Secretary of Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation; 4. the easement shall be in place for as long as the owner specifies but for no less than that required by IRS rule, if any; 5. the division shall acknowledge within 30 days acceptance or rejection of the easement. |