New law allows owner-occupied rentals statewide
The price and lack of housing in Utah is a serious problem, and whatever can be done to reduce regulations and therefore increase supply, should be done. Most importantly though, Utahns should have the ability to use their...
Eminent Domain Abuse in the Name of Parks and Recreation
Should the government be able to take your property to build a public park? It's quite likely, there's nothing standing in their way.
One Man’s Livestock is Another Man’s Pet
If a pig doesn't cause more potential inconvenience to neighbors than a dog, why shouldn't someone be able to keep one?
A Modest Proposal to Help Seniors with Property Taxes
Property tax deferrals for seniors could help homeowners enjoy their property in the twilight of their lives.
Eminent Domain: A Fancy Name for Property Theft
Property rights sound great in theory, but the law still needs to be improved to make sure the government can't take your property when it thinks it needs it.
Reforming the Annual Tax on Business Supplies
Meaningful reform to the tangible personal property tax was achieved via HB 231.
Ensuring the Proper Use of Eminent Domain
Local governments have tremendous power over residents property, and it need not go unchecked.
An Alternative to Raising Taxes to Fund K-12 Education
With steady tax increases in Utah, it's clear that the state doesn't have a revenue problem—it has a spending problem. Here's something that can help.
Letter to Farmington Officials Over Eminent Domain Proposal
The desire of some families to play soccer does not override the right of the Bangerter family to own and control their property.
Ogden chicken restrictions become less cooped up
After years of effort, Ogden has finally relaxed its ban on backyard chickens—albeit with significant restrictions and burdens.