State property-rights ombudsman outlines advisory opinions, appeals and pitfalls for Emigration Canyon planning commission Richard Plaine of the Utah Property Rights Ombudsman’s office told the Emigration Canyon planning commission that advisory opinions (added to statute in 2006) are nonbinding but influential, can lead to attorney-fee awards if a court reaches the same result, and can be requested by property owners, neighbors with standing or local governments. Plaine also reviewed vested rights, pending-ordinance holds and limits on local design controls.

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