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The Commission has no Superseding Authority. The Commission has no authority to nor does it supplant any powers of individual Members as set forth in the Utah Constitution, state law, county or municipal ordinance, or other powers specifically given to them; nor does the Commission have superseding authority over other government entities and jurisdictions. The Commission shall not have the authority to require alterations of duly adopted plans or decisions of any agency or jurisdiction.

The Commission has no Superseding Authority. The Commission has no authority to nor does it supplant any powers of individual Members members as set forth in the Utah Constitution, state law, county or municipal ordinance, or other powers specifically given to them; nor does the Commission have superseding authority over other government entities and jurisdictions, including but not limited to, the Utah State Engineer and the Engineer’s duly appointed water commissioners. The Commission shall not have the authority to require alterations of duly adopted plans or decisions of any agency or jurisdiction.

The Commission has no Superseding Authority. The Commission has no authority to nor does it supplant any powers of individual Members mMembers as set forth in the Utah Constitution, state law, county or municipal ordinance, or other powers specifically given to them; nor does the Commission have superseding authority over other government entities and jurisdictions. The Commission shall not have the authority to require alterations of duly adopted plans or decisions of any agency or jurisdiction.