facebook-pixel

Commentary: HB272 should be vetoed because Utah Lake is not for sale

The bill paves the way for an outlandish real-estate development in the middle of the lake by authorizing one of the most egregious land grabs in Utah history.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Members of the Legislative Water Development Commission take a tour of Utah Lake on Wednesday, Sept. 13, 2017, for the purpose of learning of wastewater treatment, the importance of protecting our lakes and rivers, how the state is looking to change water quality standards and how regulation is an important local issue.