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26-8a-410. Local approvals.
(1) Licensed ambulance providers and paramedic providers must meet all local zoningand business licensing standards generally applicable to businesses operating within thejurisdiction.
(2) Publicly subsidized providers must demonstrate approval of the taxing authority thatwill provide the subsidy.
(3) A publicly operated service must demonstrate that the governing body has approvedthe provision of services to the entire exclusive geographic service area that is the subject of thelicense, including those areas that may lie outside the territorial or jurisdictional boundaries of thegoverning body.

Enacted by Chapter 141, 1999 General Session

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26-8a-410. Local approvals.
(1) Licensed ambulance providers and paramedic providers must meet all local zoningand business licensing standards generally applicable to businesses operating within thejurisdiction.
(2) Publicly subsidized providers must demonstrate approval of the taxing authority thatwill provide the subsidy.
(3) A publicly operated service must demonstrate that the governing body has approvedthe provision of services to the entire exclusive geographic service area that is the subject of thelicense, including those areas that may lie outside the territorial or jurisdictional boundaries of thegoverning body.

Enacted by Chapter 141, 1999 General Session

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26-8a-410. Local approvals.
(1) Licensed ambulance providers and paramedic providers must meet all local zoningand business licensing standards generally applicable to businesses operating within thejurisdiction.
(2) Publicly subsidized providers must demonstrate approval of the taxing authority thatwill provide the subsidy.
(3) A publicly operated service must demonstrate that the governing body has approvedthe provision of services to the entire exclusive geographic service area that is the subject of thelicense, including those areas that may lie outside the territorial or jurisdictional boundaries of thegoverning body.

Enacted by Chapter 141, 1999 General Session