Economic Incentives : Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) Program
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Title:Economic Incentives : Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) Program
Publisher:Utah State University; University of Utah; Utah. Department of Natural Resources; Utah. Department of Agriculture and Food; Utah. Department of Environmental Quality; Great Salt Lake Strike Team
Agency:Great Salt Lake Strike Team; Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute; David Eccles School of Business; University of Utah; Utah State University; Utah Natural Resources; Agriculture and Food; Environmental Quality
Date Published:2024
Pages:1 p.
Description:Introducing a limited PILOT program could yield millions of dollars annually to benefit Great Salt Lake. Many private organizations hold over $9 billion in untaxed property in the Great Salt Lake Basin. A PILOT program could yield significant revenue and ensure that all property types contribute to Utah’s water future. The Great Salt Lake Strike Team analyzed ten policy options and created summaries for each. The strike team does not endorse individual policies but rather evaluated the most-discussed options to address Great Salt Lake. Policy summaries fall into four categories: (1) Water Shepherding, (2) Economic Incentives, (3) Agriculture Optimization, and (4) Engineered Options.
Type (DCMI):Text
Type (Utah):Fact sheet; Policy
Internet Media Type:application/pdf
Language:eng
Topic:Natural resources
Subject (LCSH):Water--Prices; Salt lakes; Salt lake ecology; Salinity; Saline waters; Lake conservation; Lakes; Lakes--Economic aspects; Lakes--Environmental aspects; Lakes--Management; Lakes--Planning; Droughts; Droughts--Economic aspects; Droughts--Environmental aspects; Droughts--Health aspects; Droughts--Government policy; Droughts--Management; Droughts--Planning; Climatic changes; Climatic changes--Economic aspects; Climatic changes--Health aspects; Climatic changes--Social aspects; Environmental protection; Water conservation; Water conservation--Government policy; Water conservation--Management; Water conservation--Planning; Water levels; Conservation of natural resources; Conservation of natural resources--Government policy; Conservation of natural resources--Management; Conservation of natural resources--Planning; Water-supply; Water-supply--Effect of global warming on; Water-supply--Government policy; Water-supply--Management; Water-supply--Planning; Water-supply, Agricultural; Water-supply, Agricultural--Management; Water in agriculture; Water use; Water use--Government policy; Water use--Management; Water use--Planning; Wetlands; Wetland ecology; Water demand management; Global environmental change
Place:Great Salt Lake, Box Elder County, Utah, United States, http://sws.geonames.org/5775376/, 41.16266, -112.53491
Rights:The Utah State Library Division considers state publications made available by state agencies and political subdivisions as required by Utah Code Ann. § 9-7-201 to 9-7-209 to be in the public domain under U.S. copyright law (17 U.S.C.). All informational materials in this government publication are in the public domain, and as such, are not restricted by copyright law unless otherwise stated.
Collection:Higher Education Publications; Utah State Publications
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Permanent Link:https://digitallibrary.utah.gov/aw-server/rest/product/purl/USL/f/e715a57b-18fe-4656-b6ea-52482cf7e6d0
Document ID:180546

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