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Utah Administrative Code Current through May 1, 2013

Ken Hansen — Wed, 05 Jun 2013 05:09:53 +0000

The Utah Administrative Code, the body of all effective administrative rules as compiled and organized by the Division of Administrative Rules, is current through 05/01/2013. The Division posted this update on its website on 06/04/2013. The Division’s goal is to codify and post administrative rule filings made effective through the first of the month by the tenth of the month.

The Utah Administrative Code is available online at http://www.rules.utah.gov/publicat/code.htm. An archive of updates to the Utah Administrative Code is available online at http://www.rules.utah.gov/publicat/codeudt.htm.

Deadlines for Rules Specifically Required by 2013 Legislation

Ken Hansen — Fri, 12 Apr 2013 22:58:45 +0000

Of the 524 bills and resolutions passed during the 2013 General Session, 478 bills have or will become law. The Utah Administrative Rulemaking Act, at Subsection 63G-3-301(13), requires agencies to file administrative rules mandated by legislation within 180 days of the bill’s effective date.

On 05/14/2013, 392 bills take effect. For these bills, if the Legislature specifically required administrative rulemaking, the agency responsible for the program must initiate rulemaking (file the rule with the Division) by 11/10/2013. Another 45 bills take effect on 07/01/2013, for which required rules must be filed by 12/28/2013. Please note that 41 bills provided for an effective date other than 05/14/2013 or 07/01/2013 — some effective prior to 05/14/2013, and others effective after 07/01/2013. Rules required by these bills are due 180-days from the effective date of the respective bill.

For example, S.B. 107, Public Shooting Ranges, effective 03/26/2013, provides:

The State Armory Board, any state agency, or institution of higher education that operates or has control of a shooting range shall make rules in accordance with Title 63G, Chapter 3, Utah Administrative Rulemaking Act, to implement procedures for use of the range by the public. (Chapter 155, Laws of Utah 2013)

Rules to implement S.B. 107 must be filed with the Division by 09/22/2013 to meet the statutory deadline.

The Division encourages agency rulewriters to work with their department’s administrative rules coordinator to determine which of the 478 bills that passed direct your agency to engage in rulemaking. Statute provides that if an agency is unable to meet the 180-day deadline, the agency must appear before the Administrative Rules Review Committee to discuss the delay.

Each agency is best suited to determine if a bill requires the agency to engage in rulemaking. Questions about Utah’s rulemaking process or the provisions of Subsection 63G-3-301(13) may be directed to Ken Hansen (801-538-3777).

Utah Administrative Code Current through April 1, 2013

Ken Hansen — Wed, 10 Apr 2013 16:44:22 +0000

The Utah Administrative Code, the body of all effective administrative rules as compiled and organized by the Division of Administrative Rules, is current through 04/01/2013. The Division posted this update on its website on 04/10/2013. The Division’s goal is to codify and post administrative rule filings made effective through the first of the month by the tenth of the month.

Governor Signs Rules Reauthorization and Public Shooting Ranges Bills

Ken Hansen — Thu, 04 Apr 2013 23:37:56 +0000

Governor Herbert has signed the following bills that affect administrative rulemaking:

H.B. 256, Reauthorization of Administrative Rules, effective 5/1/2013 (Chapter 355, Laws of Utah 2013); and
S.B. 107, Public Shooting Ranges, effective 3/26/2013 (Chapter 155, Laws of Utah 2013).

Questions about how these bills affect rulemaking may be referred to Ken Hansen (801-538-3777).

Legislation Affecting Administrative Rulemaking

Ken Hansen — Wed, 27 Mar 2013 19:49:24 +0000

During the 2013 General Session, the Legislature has passed the following bills that affect rulemaking.

H.B. 256, Reauthorization of Administrative Rules (Rep. C. Oda)

H.B. 256, entitled “Reauthorization of Administrative Rules”, passed and now awaits the Governor’s action. H.B. 256 is the legislation required annually by Subsection 63G-3-502(3). The bill reauthorizes all administrative rules except Subsection R592-2-7(2) from the Title and Escrow Commission which addresses Title Insurance Administrative Hearings and Penalty Imposition, Imposition of Penalties. This subsection will be removed from the Utah Administrative Code effective May 1, 2013. A separate notice of the Legislative Nonreauthorization will be published in the May 15, 2013, issue of the Utah State Bulletin. Under the terms of Section 2 of the bill, it takes effect on May 1, 2013.

The law governing reauthorization of administrative rules is found at Section 63G-3-502. Questions about the reauthorization process may be directed to Ken Hansen, 801-538-3777. Additional information about H.B. 256 is available on the Legislature’s web site at http://le.utah.gov/~2013/bills/static/hb0256.html.

S.B. 107, Public Shooting Ranges (Sen. A. Christensen)

2nd Substitute S.B. 107 as amended, Public Shooting Ranges, passed and now awaits the Governor’s action. Beginning at line 135, the bill requires the “State Armory Board, any state agency, or institution of higher education that operates or has control of a shooting range” to make rules pursuant to the Utah Administrative Rulemaking Act. The bill specifies minimum content of the rules. The bill, beginning at line 163, excludes specified ranges (ranges operated by the Division of Wildlife Resources, the Utah National Guard ranges located at Camp Williams and the Salt Lake International Airport; and ranges owned, operated, or currently leased by a state public safety agency) from the Part, including the rulemaking requirement. Under the terms of Section 10 of the bill, it takes effect upon approval by the governor.

Additional information about S.B. 107 is available on the Legislature’s web site at http://le.utah.gov/~2013/bills/static/sb0107.html.

Questions about this legislation may be directed to Ken Hansen (801-538-3777).

Agency Administrative Rules Coordinators

Ken Hansen — Wed, 27 Mar 2013 19:42:03 +0000

Governor Herbert’s 12/06/2011 executive order requires each “cabinet level administrator, or other official of similar responsibility, who answers to the Governor” to designate an administrative rules coordinator. Among other duties, the coordinator must:

assess enacted legislation by June 1 of each year to ensure that new regulatory obligations are discovered and met in a timely manner by appropriate rulemaking action; [and]
send a copy of the notice of proposed rule and the rule analysis required by law to the Governor’s Office of Economic Development….

The purpose of the provision to assess legislation is to ensure that each state agency has rules in place to implement new statutory mandates. This compliments the requirement found in Subsection 63G-3-301(13) that requires an agency to file a rule specifically required by legislation within 180-days of the legislation’s effective date.

Regarding the requirement to send a copy of a proposed rule to the Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GOED): the Division of Administrative Rules, the Governor’s Office of Management and Budget (GOMB), and GOED have developed an alternative method to provide GOED notices of proposed rules. This method is intended to remove some of the burden from the coordinators. This method involves GOMB forwarding the notice it receives to as an automatic part of the eRules application to GOED.

The full text of the Governor’s executive order is available online at http://www.rules.utah.gov/execdocs/2011/ExecDoc151876.htm . Section 4 of the order outlines duties of the agency administrative rules coordinator. Questions about the executive order may be referred to Ken Hansen (801-538-3777).

Utah Administrative Code Current through March 1, 2013

Ken Hansen — Fri, 15 Mar 2013 04:59:09 +0000

The Utah Administrative Code, the body of all effective administrative rules as compiled and organized by the Division of Administrative Rules, is current through 03/01/2013. The Division posted this update on its website on 03/14/2013. The Division’s goal is to codify and post administrative rule filings made effective through the first of the month by the tenth of the month.

H.B. 256 (2013), Reauthorization of Administrative Rules, Passes

Ken Hansen — Thu, 14 Mar 2013 22:23:36 +0000

H.B. 256 (2013), entitled “Reauthorization of Administrative Rules,” has passed. It now awaits gubernatorial action. In its final form, the bill reauthorizes all administrative rules, except Subsection R592-2-7(2) from the Title and Escrow Commission that addresses Title Insurance Administrative Hearings and Penalty Imposition, Imposition of Penalties. This subsection will be removed from the Utah Administrative Code effective May 1, 2013. A separate notice of the Legislative Nonreauthorization will be published in the May 15, 2013, issue of the Utah State Bulletin.

The law governing reauthorization of administrative rules can be found at Section 63G-3-502. Questions about the reauthorization process may be referred to Ken Hansen, 801-538-3777. Additional information about H.B. 256 is available on the Legislature’s web site at http://le.utah.gov/~2013/bills/static/hb0256.html.

2nd Substitute S.B. 107 (2013) Contains General Rulemaking Requirement for Agencies that Operate or Control a Shooting Range

Ken Hansen — Mon, 04 Mar 2013 14:16:14 +0000

Second Substitute Senate Bill 107 (Christensen, A.), beginning on line 136, includes a general rulemaking requirement. It provides that:

(1) The State Armory Board, any state agency, or institution of higher education that operates or has control of a shooting range shall make rules in accordance with Title 63G, Chapter 3, Utah Administrative Rulemaking Act, to implement procedures for use of the range by the public.

The bill also includes several items that must be addressed in the shooting range rules.

More information about SB0107S02 is available online at http://le.utah.gov/~2013/bills/static/SB0107.html .

House Passes Rules Reauthorization Bill

Ken Hansen — Fri, 01 Mar 2013 23:23:43 +0000

The Utah House of Representatives has passed H.B. 256 (2013), entitled “Reauthorization of Administrative Rules.” The original bill reauthorized all administrative rules except Subsection R277-445-3(B), Education, Administration, Classifying Small Schools as Necessarily Existent. The bill was amended in committee so that Subsection R592-2-7(2), Insurance, Title and Escrow Commission, Title Insurance Administrative Hearings and Penalty Imposition, Imposition of Penalties, is also not reauthorized.

Related to the Education issue, Education filed an amendment to Rule R277-445 to remove Subsection R277-445-3(B). That amendment was published in the 3/1/2013 edition of the Utah State Bulletin (see filing 37278). In addition, H.B. 173, entitled “Necessarily Existent Small Schools Funding Amendments”, passed. This bill inserts language similar to that found in Subsection R277-445-3(B) into statute.

H.B. 256 now heads to the Senate. More information about H.B. 256 is available from the Legislature’s web site at http://le.utah.gov/~2013/bills/static/hb0256.html .

Utah Administrative Code Current through February 1, 2013

Ken Hansen — Mon, 11 Feb 2013 00:27:31 +0000

The Utah Administrative Code, the body of all effective administrative rules as compiled and organized by the Division of Administrative Rules, is current through 02/01/2013. The Division posted this update on its website on 02/10/2013. The Division’s goal is to codify and post administrative rule filings made effective through the first of the month by the tenth of the month.

Utah Administrative Code Current through January 1, 2013

Ken Hansen — Mon, 28 Jan 2013 23:37:24 +0000

The Utah Administrative Code, the body of all effective administrative rules as compiled and organized by the Division of Administrative Rules, is current through 01/01/2013. The Division posted this update on its website on 01/28/2013. The Division’s goal is to codify and post administrative rule filings made effective through the first of the month by the tenth of the month.

Annual Reauthorization Bill Approved; Numbered

Ken Hansen — Thu, 24 Jan 2013 22:13:03 +0000

Utah Code Section 63G-3-502 requires the Legislature’s Administrative Rules Review Committee to prepare omnibus legislation each year to reauthorize administrative rules. At its first meeting of 2013, held on January 22, members of the Administrative Rules Review Committee approved “Reauthorization of Administrative Rules.” The bill, now numbered as H.B. 256, reauthorizes all administrative rules EXCEPT Subsection R277-445-3(B) — which is part of the “Standards” found in Education’s rule “Classifying Small Schools as Necessarily Existent”.

Questions about the rules reauthorization process may be directed to Ken Hansen at 801-538-3777. More information about H.B. 256 (2013) may be found online at http://le.utah.gov/~2013/bills/static/HB0256.html.

Administrative Rules Review Committee Meeting Scheduled for January 22, 2013

Ken Hansen — Fri, 18 Jan 2013 23:06:40 +0000

The Utah Legislature’s Administrative Rules Review Committee has scheduled its first meeting of 2013 for Tuesday, January 22. The meeting is scheduled to begin at 9 AM in room 445 of the State Capitol. Agenda items include:

Need for rules to implement S.B. 84 (2012) Water Skiing Amendments;
Rule R357-9, Alternative Energy Development Tax Incentives;
Education-related rulemaking to implement 2012 General Session bills; and
Draft legislation: “Reauthorization of Administrative Rules”.

Questions about the meeting may be addressed to Art Hunsaker, Office of Legislative Research and General Counsel, 801-538-1032.

Legislators Appointed to Serve on the Administrative Rules Review Committee

Ken Hansen — Fri, 18 Jan 2013 17:23:38 +0000

Utah’s House of Representatives and Senate have announced new appointments to the Legislature’s Administrative Rules Review Committee.

Representative Richard A. Greenwood (R, District 12) has been appointed to take the seat vacated by Rep. Merlynn Newbold. Rep. Greenwood has served in the House since 2007. More information about Rep. Greenwood is available on the House web site.

Rep. Richard A. Greenwood (R, District 12)

Representative Mark A. Wheatley (D, District 35) has been appointed to take the seat vacated by Rep. Neal Hendrickson. Rep. Wheatley has served in the House since 2005. More information about Rep. Wheatley is available on the House web site.

Rep. Mark A. Wheatley (D, District 35)

Senator J. Stuart Adams (R, District 22) has been appointed to take the seat vacated by Sen. Michael Waddoups. Sen. Adams has served in the Senate from 2002 through 2006, and since 2009. More information about Sen. Adams is available on the Senate web site.

Sen. J. Stuart Adams (R, District 22)

Senator Jim Dabakis (D, District 2) has been appointed to take the seat vacated by Sen. Ben McAdams. Sen. Debakis begins his legislative service in January. More information about Sen. Dabakis is available on the Senate web site.

[No picture of Sen. Dabakis is available]

More information about the Administrative Rules Review Committee, including present and past membership of the committee, is available on the Division of Administrative Rules’ web site.

Administrative Rules’ Has a New Web Design

Ken Hansen — Fri, 28 Dec 2012 21:45:55 +0000

On December 21, 2012, the Division of Administrative Rules rolled out a newly designed web site. This new look is part of a department-wide effort. Thanks to UII for their design work.

Please visit http://www.rules.utah.gov/ and use the “Contact Us” link to provide us with feedback.

Rules Due for Review in 2013

Ken Hansen — Thu, 20 Dec 2012 15:49:10 +0000

Section 63G-3-305 requires each agency to review its rules within five years of each rule’s original enactment, and then within five-year intervals. To comply with the review requirement, the agency must submit a “Five-Year Notice of Review and Statement of Continuation” for each of its rules listed below. Otherwise, unreviewed rules expire, become unenforceable, and will be removed from the Utah Administrative Code. Reviews may be filed ANY TIME prior to the deadline.

When filing a “Five-Year Notice of Review and Statement of Continuation,” eRules requires that a copy of the rule text (no underlining or strike-out) be attached. Current rule text in RTF format is available from http://www.rules.utah.gov/publicat/code.htm. You may also contact the Division (801-538-3003) to obtain a current version of a rule.

We strongly encourage agencies *not* to wait until the due date to file a five-year review. If there is a problem filing on that day, the agency could lose its rule because the deadline was missed.

The Division sends quarterly E-mail notices to agencies with rules due for review. As of 12/18/2012, the following rules are due for review before the end of 2013.

Administrative Services

R13. Administration.

R13-1. 09/10/2013

R17. Archives.

R17-5. 08/20/2013
R17-6. 08/20/2013
R17-7. 08/20/2013
R17-8. 08/20/2013

R23. Facilities Construction and Management.

R23-13. 03/17/2013
R23-22. 09/11/2013
R23-30. 11/10/2013

R25. Finance.

R25-5. 04/29/2013
R25-6. 04/29/2013
R25-7. 04/29/2013
R25-8. 10/01/2013

Agricultural and Food

R64. Conservation and Resource Management.

R64-2. 06/03/2013

R68. Plant Industry.

R68-5. 02/15/2013
R68-9. 06/09/2013
R68-14. 04/04/2013
R68-16. 06/09/2013

Alcoholic Beverage Control

R81. Administration.

R81-4C. 07/31/2013
R81-4D. 07/31/2013
R81-10. 06/27/2013
R81-10B. 07/31/2013

Career Service Review Office

R137. Administration.

R137-2. 05/21/2013

Commerce

R152. Consumer Protection.

R152-32a. 11/04/2013

R154. Corporations and Commercial Code.

R154-100. 10/02/2013

R156. Occupational and Professional Licensing.

R156-5a. 10/07/2013
R156-31b. 04/01/2013
R156-37c. 10/09/2013
R156-49. 03/24/2013
R156-53. 03/24/2013
R156-63a. 11/13/2013
R156-63b. 11/13/2013
R156-68. 03/27/2013
R156-74. 10/09/2013

R164. Securities.

R164-31. 08/26/2013

Corrections

R251. Administration.

R251-103. 10/02/2013
R251-105. 10/02/2013
R251-114. 03/11/2013

Education

R277. Administration.

R277-104. 06/02/2013
R277-106. 09/15/2013
R277-436. 06/02/2013
R277-460. 06/02/2013
R277-469. 03/03/2013
R277-470. 10/10/2013
R277-483. 03/03/2013
R277-484. 06/02/2013
R277-485. 03/03/2013
R277-490. 07/08/2013
R277-491. 11/10/2013
R277-492. 08/07/2013
R277-494. 10/08/2013
R277-508. 03/03/2013
R277-518. 01/08/2013
R277-525. 07/08/2013
R277-526. 08/07/2013
R277-600. 01/08/2013
R277-605. 01/08/2013
R277-606. 08/07/2013
R277-610. 01/08/2013
R277-700. 01/08/2013
R277-702. 01/08/2013
R277-704. 11/10/2013
R277-709. 01/08/2013
R277-719. 02/07/2013
R277-746. 03/03/2013
R277-751. 03/03/2013

R280. Rehabilitation.

R280-200. 03/03/2013

Environmental Quality

R305. Administration.

R305-2. 03/28/2013
R305-4. 10/08/2013

R307. Air Quality.

R307-102. 02/08/2013
R307-107. 09/04/2013
R307-115. 02/08/2013
R307-123. 10/08/2013
R307-170. 02/08/2013
R307-220. 02/08/2013
R307-221. 02/08/2013
R307-222. 02/08/2013
R307-223. 02/08/2013
R307-224. 02/08/2013
R307-250. 02/08/2013
R307-801. 02/08/2013

R313. Radiation Control.

R313-21. 10/14/2013
R313-30. 10/14/2013
R313-38. 10/14/2013

R315. Solid and Hazardous Waste.

R315-301. 02/14/2013
R315-302. 02/14/2013
R315-303. 02/14/2013
R315-305. 02/14/2013
R315-306. 02/14/2013
R315-307. 02/14/2013
R315-308. 02/14/2013
R315-309. 02/14/2013
R315-310. 02/14/2013
R315-311. 02/14/2013
R315-312. 02/14/2013
R315-313. 02/14/2013
R315-314. 02/14/2013
R315-315. 02/14/2013
R315-316. 02/14/2013
R315-317. 02/14/2013
R315-318. 02/14/2013

R317. Water Quality.

R317-9. 02/01/2013
R317-13. 02/04/2013
R317-14. 02/04/2013
R317-101. 04/02/2013

Financial Institutions

R331. Administration.

R331-20. 08/25/2013
R331-21. 08/25/2013
R331-24. 08/25/2013
R331-25. 10/13/2013

Governor

R357. Economic Development.

R357-2. 01/30/2013
R357-3. 06/18/2013
R357-4. 11/21/2013

Health

R380. Administration.

R380-250. 05/19/2013

R382. Children’s Health Insurance Program.

R382-1. 05/30/2013
R382-10. 05/19/2013

R392. Disease Control and Prevention. Environmental Services.

R392-700. 05/16/2013

R396. Disease Control and Prevention. Immunization.

R396-100. 07/25/2013

R398. Family Health and Preparedness. Children with Special Health Care Needs.

R398-2. 07/02/2013
R398-20. 07/31/2013

R414. Health Care Financing. Coverage and Reimbursement Policy.

R414-6. 04/21/2013
R414-27. 01/17/2013
R414-42. 12/29/2013
R414-51. 05/19/2013
R414-52. 05/19/2013
R414-53. 06/05/2013
R414-55. 07/18/2013
R414-301. 01/31/2013
R414-302. 01/25/2013
R414-303. 01/25/2013
R414-304. 01/25/2013
R414-305. 01/31/2013
R414-306. 01/25/2013
R414-308. 01/31/2013
R414-508. 07/01/2013

R430. Family Health and Preparedness. Child Care Licensing.

R430-50. 06/06/2013
R430-60. 06/06/2013
R430-90. 06/06/2013

R432. Family Health and Preparedness. Licensing.

R432-1. 12/24/2013
R432-2. 12/24/2013
R432-3. 12/24/2013
R432-4. 12/24/2013
R432-5. 12/24/2013
R432-6. 12/30/2013
R432-16. 02/11/2013
R432-35. 05/27/2013

R434. Family Health and Preparedness. Primary Care and Rural Health.

R434-40. 12/03/2013

R436. Center for Health Data. Vital Records and Statistics.

R436-1. 03/21/2013
R436-2. 03/21/2013
R436-3. 03/21/2013
R436-4. 03/21/2013
R436-7. 03/21/2013
R436-8. 03/21/2013
R436-9. 03/21/2013
R436-10. 03/21/2013
R436-11. 04/02/2013
R436-12. 03/21/2013
R436-13. 03/21/2013
R436-14. 03/21/2013
R436-15. 03/21/2013
R436-16. 03/21/2013
R436-17. 03/21/2013

R438. Disease Control and Prevention. Laboratory Services.

R438-13. 07/16/2013

Human Services

R495. Administration.

R495-879. 10/23/2013
R495-881. 05/27/2013

R510. Aging and Adult Services.

R510-105. 02/27/2013

R512. Child and Family Services.

R512-100. 08/20/2013
R512-200. 08/20/2013
R512-201. 08/20/2013
R512-202. 08/20/2013
R512-300. 08/20/2013
R512-301. 08/20/2013
R512-302. 08/20/2013
R512-305. 08/20/2013
R512-500. 08/20/2013

R525. Substance Abuse and Mental Health. State Hospital.

R525-2. 05/19/2013
R525-3. 05/19/2013
R525-4. 05/19/2013
R525-5. 05/19/2013
R525-6. 05/01/2013
R525-7. 05/19/2013

R527. Recovery Services.

R527-39. 01/10/2013
R527-56. 01/31/2013
R527-260. 07/01/2013
R527-301. 08/21/2013
R527-302. 04/21/2013
R527-305. 02/12/2013
R527-430. 01/14/2013
R527-475. 04/21/2013
R527-920. 06/27/2013

R539. Services for People with Disabilities.

R539-15. 08/21/2013

Insurance

R590. Administration.

R590-94. 04/09/2013
R590-154. 04/09/2013
R590-157. 01/10/2013
R590-160. 10/30/2013
R590-161. 10/30/2013
R590-162. 10/30/2013
R590-186. 07/29/2013
R590-218. 01/11/2013
R590-219. 06/04/2013
R590-222. 06/02/2013
R590-223. 06/12/2013
R590-243. 01/11/2013
R590-245. 11/12/2013
R590-246. 09/11/2013
R590-247. 06/30/2013
R590-248. 12/30/2013
R590-249. 12/31/2013
R590-250. 08/25/2013
R590-251. 08/25/2013

R592. Title and Escrow Commission.

R592-10. 07/29/2013

Labor Commission

R600. Administration.

R600-1. 04/28/2013

R602. Adjudication.

R602-4. 11/25/2013
R602-5. 12/08/2013
R602-6. 12/08/2013

R612. Industrial Accidents.

R612-2. 04/28/2013
R612-3. 04/28/2013
R612-5. 04/28/2013
R612-7. 04/28/2013
R612-11. 08/11/2013
R612-12. 08/11/2013

R616. Boiler and Elevator Safety.

R616-1. 04/28/2013

Lieutenant Governor

R622. Administration.

R622-1. 08/19/2013

Natural Resources

R634. Administration.

R634-1. 01/25/2013

R642. Oil. Gas and Mining; Administration.

R642-200. 07/28/2013

R645. Oil. Gas and Mining; Coal.

R645-101. 07/28/2013
R645-102. 06/02/2013
R645-104. 07/28/2013
R645-401. 07/28/2013

R647. Oil. Gas and Mining; Non-Coal.

R647-1. 06/02/2013
R647-2. 06/02/2013
R647-3. 06/02/2013
R647-4. 06/02/2013
R647-5. 06/02/2013
R647-6. 07/28/2013
R647-7. 07/28/2013
R647-8. 07/28/2013

R649. Oil. Gas and Mining; Oil and Gas.

R649-6. 07/28/2013

R651. Parks and Recreation.

R651-407. 07/07/2013
R651-408. 07/07/2013
R651-601. 07/07/2013
R651-602. 07/07/2013
R651-603. 07/07/2013
R651-604. 07/07/2013
R651-605. 07/07/2013
R651-606. 07/07/2013
R651-607. 07/07/2013
R651-608. 07/07/2013
R651-609. 07/07/2013
R651-610. 07/07/2013
R651-613. 07/07/2013
R651-614. 07/07/2013
R651-615. 07/07/2013
R651-616. 07/07/2013
R651-617. 07/07/2013
R651-618. 07/07/2013
R651-619. 07/07/2013
R651-620. 07/07/2013
R651-621. 07/07/2013
R651-622. 07/07/2013
R651-623. 07/07/2013
R651-624. 07/07/2013
R651-625. 07/07/2013
R651-626. 07/07/2013
R651-627. 07/07/2013
R651-628. 07/07/2013
R651-629. 07/07/2013
R651-630. 06/20/2013
R651-631. 07/07/2013
R651-632. 07/07/2013
R651-633. 10/30/2013

R652. Forestry. Fire and State Lands.

R652-7. 08/26/2013
R652-110. 08/26/2013

R655. Water Rights.

R655-5. 04/08/2013
R655-7. 02/01/2013

R657. Wildlife Resources.

R657-3. 03/11/2013
R657-19. 08/12/2013
R657-34. 05/08/2013
R657-37. 05/08/2013
R657-42. 05/08/2013
R657-45. 05/08/2013
R657-53. 06/02/2013
R657-57. 08/21/2013
R657-58. 03/10/2013
R657-59. 08/21/2013
R657-60. 08/21/2013
R657-61. 11/24/2013

Pardons (Board of)

R671. Administration.

R671-312. 08/14/2013
R671-509. 07/03/2013
R671-510. 07/03/2013
R671-512. 07/03/2013
R671-513. 08/14/2013
R671-514. 07/03/2013
R671-515. 07/03/2013
R671-516. 07/03/2013
R671-517. 08/14/2013
R671-518. 08/14/2013
R671-519. 08/14/2013
R671-520. 08/14/2013
R671-522. 08/14/2013

Professional Practices Advisory Commission

R686. Administration.

R686-100. 02/04/2013
R686-101. 06/02/2013
R686-102. 06/02/2013

Public Safety

R708. Driver License.

R708-30. 08/01/2013

R710. Fire Marshal.

R710-5. 03/28/2013
R710-12. 03/10/2013
R710-13. 11/24/2013

R722. Criminal Investigations and Technical Services. Criminal Identification.

R722-320. 05/14/2013
R722-340. 05/14/2013
R722-900. 11/17/2013

R728. Peace Officer Standards and Training.

R728-501. 07/01/2013
R728-503. 11/25/2013

Public Service Commission

R746. Administration.

R746-110. 06/24/2013
R746-210. 06/24/2013
R746-240. 06/24/2013
R746-330. 03/07/2013
R746-332. 04/01/2013
R746-340. 06/24/2013
R746-344. 08/07/2013
R746-345. 08/07/2013
R746-347. 03/07/2013
R746-360. 11/25/2013
R746-402. 04/01/2013
R746-404. 08/07/2013
R746-405. 04/01/2013
R746-406. 08/07/2013
R746-500. 08/04/2013
R746-600. 09/15/2013

Regents (Board of)

R765. Administration.

R765-136. 05/27/2013
R765-254. 05/27/2013
R765-555. 06/02/2013
R765-605. 05/09/2013
R765-606. 05/09/2013

R805. University of Utah. Administration.

R805-1. 07/11/2013
R805-2. 07/17/2013

R810. University of Utah. Commuter Services.

R810-12. 03/06/2013

School and Institutional Trust Lands

R850. Administration.

R850-61. 11/17/2013
R850-110. 12/16/2013

Transportation

R907. Administration.

R907-64. 09/18/2013
R907-65. 09/22/2013
R907-67. 09/18/2013

R918. Operations. Maintenance.

R918-4. 08/25/2013

R926. Program Development.

R926-10. 10/16/2013

Transportation Commission

R940. Administration.

R940-2. 10/16/2013
R940-4. 10/22/2013

Workforce Services

R994. Unemployment Insurance.

R994-201. 05/20/2013
R994-202. 05/20/2013
R994-208. 05/20/2013
R994-306. 06/10/2013
R994-307. 06/10/2013
R994-315. 06/10/2013
R994-508. 06/10/2013

Utah Administrative Code Current through December 1, 2012

Ken Hansen — Wed, 19 Dec 2012 23:07:45 +0000

The Utah Administrative Code, the body of all effective administrative rules as compiled and organized by the Division of Administrative Rules, is current through 12/01/2012. The Division posted this update on its website on 12/19/2012. The Division’s goal is to codify and post administrative rule filings made effective through the first of the month by the tenth of the month.

ARRC Schedules Meeting for 12/20/2012

Ken Hansen — Mon, 17 Dec 2012 18:04:43 +0000

Utah’s Legislative Administrative Rules Review Committee (ARRC) has scheduled its last meeting of 2012 for Thursday, December 20, 2012, at 9 AM in Room 30 of the House Building on Capitol Hill.

This meeting will include a discussion of “Reauthorization of Administrative Rules” draft legislation. Pursuant to Section 63G-3-502, each administrative rule in effect on February 28 expires on May 1 unless it has been reauthorized. The statute further requires the committee to prepare omnibus legislation to reauthorize rules for consideration at the annual general session.

The committee will also follow-up on an issue discussed at its October 19 meeting related to Securities.

The agenda is posted at http://www.le.utah.gov/Interim/2012/html/00003134.htm. Questions about the reauthorization process may be directed to Ken Hansen at 801-538-3777. Questions about the committee meeting may be referred to Legislative Research and General Counsel at 801-538-1032.

Changes to Administrative Rules Review Committee

Ken Hansen — Fri, 07 Dec 2012 22:09:17 +0000

With the 2012 election cycle, several changes occurred that will impact the Utah Legislature’s Administrative Rules Review Committee. Senate President Michael G. Waddoups (R, District 6) has served on the committee since 2001. He began his legislative service in 1987 as a member of the House.

Sen. Michael Waddoups (R), District 6

Rep. Merlynn Newbold (R, District 50) has served on the committee since 2002. She began her legislative service in 2001.

Rep. Merlynn Newbold (R), District 50

Both Sen. Ben McAdams (D, District 2) and Rep. Neal Hendrickson (D, District 33) were appointed to the committee in 2011. Sen. McAdams was appointed to the Senate in 2009. Rep. Hendrickson has served in the House since 1991.

Sen. Ben McAdams (D), District 2

Rep. Neal Hendrickson (D), District 33

Sen. McAdams recently resigned his seat. The other three will be leaving legislative service in January The Division of Administrative Rules acknowledges their estimated combined 63 years of public legislative service to the people of Utah and 27 years of service on the Administrative Rules Review Committee. We wish President Waddoups, Rep. Newbold, Sen. McAdams, and Rep. Hendrickson success in their future endeavors.

Administrative Rules Review Committee Meeting

Ken Hansen — Fri, 30 Nov 2012 23:20:45 +0000

Utah’s legislative Administrative Rules Review Committee (ARRC) meets on Monday, December 3, 2012, at 9 AM in room 30 of the House Building. The agenda includes issues affecting Commerce, and Education. The agenda is available online at http://le.utah.gov/Interim/2012/html/00002958.htm .

Utah Administrative Code Current through November 1, 2012

Ken Hansen — Sun, 25 Nov 2012 23:29:21 +0000

The Utah Administrative Code, the body of all effective administrative rules as compiled and organized by the Division of Administrative Rules, is current through 11/01/2012. The Division posted this update on its website on 11/25/2012. The Division’s goal is to codify and post administrative rule filings made effective through the first of the month by the tenth of the month.

Update to eRules Scheduled

Ken Hansen — Fri, 09 Nov 2012 23:59:31 +0000

The Division of Administrative Rules has scheduled an update to the eRules application. State agencies use eRules to file administrative rules and that the Division uses eRules to publish administrative rules in the Utah State Bulletin. The changes in this update are in response to feedback the Division has received.

The update is scheduled for Wednesday, November 14 at 10 AM. Users will be notified before the system is taken down.

This update includes a number of changes that will directly affect rulefilers.

The “Rule Filing List” that appears on the main screen has been changed. A check box has been added next to the filter button to allow users to list all filings. A new column has been added to show the filing effective date, if one has been set. Column headings have now been enabled as links. Clicking a column heading link will sort the column content for all filings that appear on the screen. Filter options have been debugged so that the “Date Range” filter no longer conflicts with the “Year Filter”.
A form may now be saved as a draft without completing the “Agency Authorization” section.
The “incorporation materials” fields (box 11) have been changed. Field names have been clarified to provide better instructions. For incorporated materials that have a complete date as the issue date, use the “Date Issued (mm/dd/yyyy)” field. For materials that have only a partial date (month and year, or just year), use “Issue, or version (including partial dates)” field. A bug that prevented the “Add Additional Materials” button from working properly has been resolved.
eRules now requires rulefilers to use Firefox or Internet Explorer. DTS developed eRules to work with Firefox and Internet Explorer. Using other browsers circumvents the edit checks built into eRules that prevent incomplete filings from being submitted.
Content in the “Attention” box on the initial screen has been updated. Support hours have been corrected.
The Notice of Effective Date form has been updated. In box 3, the field name has been changed to “Effective Date: (mm/dd/yyyy)” to clarify the date format required. The system will not permit the effective date to be entered with hyphens. In addition, the effective date field now validates that the effective date entered falls within the parameters set by statute (from seven days following the close of public comment through 120 days after publication). PLEASE NOTE: This change to eRules will change the way agencies process effective dates for filings on which they have submitted a Change in Proposed Rule (CPR). Before this change, the Division asked agencies to make both a Notice of Change in Proposed Rule, and the Notice of Proposed Rule upon which the CPR was based, effective at the same time. Now, the agency will make only the final Notice of Change in Proposed Rule effective. The Division will set the effective date for the corresponding Notice of Proposed Rule. The end result is still the same: when a change in proposed rule is made effective, all of the underlying filings on which it is based must also be made effective (see Subsection 63G-3-303(1)).

The left navigation links have been modified. Now, an agency rulefiler will see only those filing types the rulefiler is authorized to submit. Other changes that affect the publication side of the eRules application are also included in this update to eRules.

The underlying software on which eRules relies to create the Utah State Bulletin (OpenOffice.org) has been updated. This resolves several publication production problems.
The output of the Utah State Digest was updated to make formatting consistent throughout the document and minimize editing required prior to distribution.
DTS verified that the e-mail notification functions of eRules will continue to function as the state migrates to Gmail.

Questions about these changes may be directed to Mike Broschinsky (801-538-3003).

Correction to September 2012 Code Update

Ken Hansen — Wed, 24 Oct 2012 22:16:28 +0000

The Division of Administrative Rules maintains an online archive of updates to the Utah Administrative Code. This archive is available at http://www.rules.utah.gov/publicat/codeudt.htm. Effective 10/24/2012, the September 2012 Utah Administrative Code update files have been modified to include a correction.

On 05/18/2012, the Bureau of Epidemiology filed an amendment to Rule R386-702, Communicable Disease Rule, under DAR No. 36247. This filing was published in the June 15, 2012, Bulletin; a Notice of Effective Date was subsequently filed, making the amendment effective on 08/08/2012. This effective date would have made the amendment to R386-702 part of the September 2012 update to the Utah Administrative Code. However, the amendment was not processed with the rest of the update. The amendment has now been processed and corrected versions of all affected files pertaining to the September update have been posted to the Division of Administrative Rules’ web site. The Division regrets the error.

Questions concerning this error may be addressed to: Michael Broschinsky, Administrative Code Editor, Division of Administrative Rules by phone: 801-538-3003; by FAX: 801-359-0759; or by email: mbroschi@utah.gov

Utah Administrative Code Current through October 1, 2012

Ken Hansen — Tue, 23 Oct 2012 22:45:43 +0000

The Utah Administrative Code, the body of all effective administrative rules as compiled and organized by the Division of Administrative Rules, is current through 10/01/2012. The Division posted this update on its website on 10/23/2012. The Division’s goal is to codify and post administrative rule filings made effective through the first of the month by the tenth of the month.