NOTICES OF PROPOSED RULES   
6 UTAH STATE BULLETIN , May 01, 2022 , V ol. 2022 , No. 09  (1)  Incident(s) occurring before July 1, 2001 - $250,000 
for one person in an occurrence, $500,000 aggregate for two or more 
persons in an occurrence; and $100,000 for property damage for any 
one occurrence.  
 (2)  Incident s[(s)] occurring on or after July 1, 2001 -  
$500,000 for one person in an occurrence, $1,000,000 aggregate for 
two or more persons in an occurrence; and $200,000 for property 
damage for any one occurrence.  
 (3)  Incident s[(s)] occurring on or after July 1, 2002 -  
$532,500 for one person in an occurrence, $1,065,000 aggregate for 
two or more persons in an occurrence; and $213,000 for property 
damage for any one occurrence.  
 (4)  Incident s[(s)] occurring on  or after July 1, 2004 - 
$553,500 for one person in an occurrence, $1,107,000 aggregate for 
two or more persons in an occurrence, and $221,400 for property 
damage for any one occurrence.  
 (5)  Incident s[(s)] occurring on or after July 1, 2006 -  
$583,900 for one person in an occurrence, $1,167,900 aggregate for 
two or more persons in an occurrence, and $233,600 for property 
damage for any one occurrence.  
 (6)  Incident s[(s)] occurring on or after July 1, 2007 -  
$583,900 for one person in an occurrence, $2,000,000 aggregate for 
two or more persons in an occurrence, and $233,600 for property 
damage for any one occurrence.  
 (7)  Incident s[(s)] occurring on or after July 1, 2008 -  
$620,700 for one person in an occurrence, $2,126,000 aggregate for 
two or more pers ons in an occurrence, and $248,300 for property 
damage for any one occurrence.  
 (8)  Incident s[(s)] occurring on or after July 1, 2010 -  
$648,700 for one person in an occurrence, $2,221,700 aggregate for 
two or more persons in an occurrence, and $259,500 for property 
damage for any one occurrence.  
 (9)  Incident s[(s)] occurring on or after July 1, 2012 -  
$674,000 for one person in an occurrence, $2,308,400 aggregate for 
two or more persons in an occurrence, and $269,700 for property damage for any  one occurrence.  
 (10)  Incident s[(s)] occurring on or after July 1, 2014 - 
$703,000 for one person in an occurrence, $2,407,700 aggregate for two or more persons in an occurrence, and $281,300 for property damage for any one occurrence.  
 (11)  Incident s[(s)] occurring on or after July 1, 2016 - 
$717,100 for one person in an occurrence, $2,455,900 aggregate for two or more persons in an occurrence, and $286,900 for property damage for any one occurrence.  
 (12)  Incident s[(s)] occurring on or after July 1, 2 018 - 
$745,200 for one person in an occurrence, $2,552,000 aggregate for two or more persons in an occurrence, and $295,000 for property damage for any one occurrence as explained in R37 -4-2(2).  
 (13)  Incident s[(s)] occurring on or after July 1, 2020 - 
$779,600 for one person in an occurrence, $3,138,300 aggregate for two or more persons in an occurrence, and $307,700 for property damage for any one occurrence as explained in R37 -4-2(2).  
 (14)  Incidents occurring on or after July 1, 2022 -  $827,000 
for on e person in an occurrence, $3,329,100 aggregate for two or 
more persons in an occurrence, and $326,200 for property damage 
for any one occurrence as explained in R37 -4-2(2).  
 KEY:  limitation on judgments, risk management, Governmental Immunity Act caps  
Date of Last Change:  2022[ September 9, 2021 ] Notice of Continuation:  May 5, 2017  
Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law:  63G -7-
605(4)  
 
 
NOTICE  OF PROPOSED  RULE  
TYPE  OF RULE:   Amendment  
Utah  Admin.  Code  
Ref (R no.):  R68-3 Filing  ID 
54519  
 
Agency  Information  
1.  Department:  Agriculture  and Food  
Agency:  Plant  Industry  
Street  address:  4315  S 2700  W, TSOB  South  Bldg,  2nd 
Floor  
City,  state  and 
zip: Taylorsville,  UT 84129 -2128  
Mailing  address:  PO Box 146500  
City,  state  and 
zip: Salt Lake  City, UT 84114 -6500  
Contact  person(s):  
Name:  Phone:  Email:  
Amber  Brown  385-
245-
5222  ambermbrown@utah.gov  
Kelly  Pehrson  801-
982-
2200  kwpehrson@utah.gov  
Robert  Hougaard  801-
982-
2305  rhougaard@utah.gov  
Please  address  questions  regarding  information  on this 
notice  to the agency.  
 General  Information  
2.  Rule  or section  catchline : 
R68-3.  Utah  Fertilizer  Rule 
 
3.  Purpose  of the new rule or reason  for the change  
(Why  is the agency  submitting  this filing?) : 
Changes  are needed  to reflect  reference  change  in 
Section 4-13-110,  and to make the text consistent  with the 
Utah  Rulewriting  Manual . 
 
4.  Summary  of the new rule or change  (What  does  this 
filing do? If this is a repeal  and reenact,  explain  the 
substantive differences  between the repealed rule and the 
reenacted  rule): 
Language  has been  updated  from the reference  to Section  
4-13-104  to Section  4-13-110.   Additional  changes  have  
been  made  to make  the text consistent  with the Utah  
Rulewriting Manual . 
 
   NOTICES OF PROPOSED RULES  
UTAH STATE BULLETIN , May 01, 2022 , V ol. 2022 , No. 09 7 Fiscal  Information  
5.  Provide  an estimate  and written  explanation  of the 
aggregate  anticipated  cost or savings  to: 
A)  State  budget:  
The changes  are clarifying  only and will not impact  the 
operation of the program  and therefore, will not have a 
fiscal  impact  on the state.  
 
B)  Local  governments:  
Local  governments  do not administer  the program  and are 
not regulated under  the program  and will not be impacted.  
 
C)  Small  businesses  ("small  business " means  a 
business  employing  1-49 persons) : 
There  should  be no fiscal  impact  to small  businesses  
because the changes  are clarifying  existing  practice  and 
the operation of the program  will not change.  
 
D)  Non-small  businesses  ("non-small  business " means  
a business  employing  50 or more  persons) : 
There  should  be no fiscal  impact  to non-small  businesses  
because the changes  are clarifying  existing  practice  and 
the operation of the program  will not change.  
 
E)  Persons  other  than  small  businesses,  non-small  
businesses,  state,  or local  government  entities  
("person" means  any individual,  partnership,  corporation,  
association,  governmental  entity, or public  or private  
organization  of any character  other  than an agency ): 
There  should  be no fiscal  impact  to other  persons  because  
the changes  are clarifying  existing  practice  and the 
operation of the program  will not change.  
 
F)  Compliance  costs  for affected  persons  (How  much  
will it cost an impacted  entity  to adhere to this rule or its 
changes?) : 
There  should  be no change  in compliance  costs  for 
affected  persons  because compliance  requirements  are 
not changing.  
 
G)  Comments  by the department  head  on the fiscal  
impact  this rule may have  on businesses  (Include the 
name  and title of the department  head):  
This rule change  will not have  a fiscal  impact  on 
businesses.   Craig  W. Buttars,  Commissioner  
 
6.  A)  Regulatory  Impact  Summary  Table  (This  table  
only includes  fiscal  impacts  that could  be measured.   If 
there  are inestimable fiscal  impacts,  they will not be 
included in this table.  Inestimable  impacts  will be included  
in narratives  above.)  
Regulatory  Impact  Table  
Fiscal  Cost  FY2022  FY2023  FY2024  
State  
Government  $0 $0 $0 Local  
Governments  $0 $0 $0 
Small  
Businesses  $0 $0 $0 
Non-Small  
Businesses  $0 $0 $0 
Other  
Persons  $0 $0 $0 
Total  Fiscal  
Cost  $0 $0 $0 
Fiscal  
Benefits     
State  
Government  $0 $0 $0 
Local  
Governments  $0 $0 $0 
Small  
Businesses  $0 $0 $0 
Non-Small  
Businesses  $0 $0 $0 
Other  
Persons  $0 $0 $0 
Total  Fiscal  
Benefits  $0 $0 $0 
Net Fiscal  
Benefits  $0 $0 $0 
B)  Department  head  approval  of regulatory  impact  
analysis:  
The Commissioner  of the Utah  Department  of Agriculture  
and Food,  Craig  W. Buttars, has reviewed  and approved  
this fiscal  analysis.  
 
 
Citation  Information  
7.  Provide  citations  to the statutory  authority  for the 
rule.   If there  is also a federal  requirement  for the rule,  
provide  a citation  to that requirement:  
Subsection  
4-2-103(1)(i)  Section  4-13-110  
 
Incorporations  by Reference  Information  
8.  A)  This rule adds,  updates,  or removes  the 
following  title of materials  incorporated  by references:  
 First  Incorporation  
Official  Title of 
Materials 
Incorporated  
(from  title page)  Official  Publication  AAPFCO  
Investigational  Allowance  Tables  
Publisher  Association  of American  Plant  Food  
Control  Officials,  Inc. 
Date  Issued  2021  
Issue,  or version  No. 74 2021  pages  49, 53, and 54 NOTICES OF PROPOSED RULES   
8 UTAH STATE BULLETIN , May 01, 2022 , V ol. 2022 , No. 09 Public  Notice  Information  
9.  The public  may submit  written  or oral comments  to 
the agency  identified  in box 1.  (The public  may also 
request  a hearing  by submitting a written  request  to the 
agency.   See Section  63G-3-302 and Rule R15-1 for more  
information.)  
A)  Comments  will be accepted  
until:  06/14/2022  
 
10.  This rule change  MAY  
become  effective  on: 06/21/2022  
NOTE:  The date above  is the date the agency  anticipates  
making the rule or its changes  effective.   It is NOT the 
effective  date.    To make  this rule effective,  the agency  
must  submit  a Notice  of Effective  Date  to the Office  of 
Administrative Rules  on or before the date designated  in 
Box 10. 
 
Agency  Authorization  Information  
Agency  head  
or designee,   
and title:  Craig  W. Buttars,  
Commissioner  Date:  03/18/2022  
 R68.  Agriculture and Food, Plant Industry.  
R68-3.  Utah Fertilizer Rule.  
R68-3-1.  Purpose and Authority.  
 [Promulgated under authority of Subsection 4-2 -103(1)(i) 
and Section 4 -13-104.](1)  Subsection 4- 2-103(1)(i) and Section 4 -
13-110 authorize the department to adopt rules to enforce Title 4, 
Chapter 13, the Utah Fertilizer Act and to adopt the official terms, 
tables, definitions, and statements adopted by the Association of 
American Plant Food Control officials (AAPFCO) and published in 
the official publications of that organization.  
 (2)  This rule estab lishes the process of registration and 
labeling of products, defines ingredient deficiencies, and defines 
unlawful acts that violate Title 4, Chapter 13, the Utah Fertilizer Act.  
 R68-3-2.  Definitions.  
 (1)  "Department" means the Utah Department of 
Agric ulture and Food.  
 
R68-3-[2]3.  [Registration of Products. ]Product Registration.  
 [A.](1)  Fertilizer or soil amendment distributed in Utah 
shall be registered with the [ Utah Department of Agriculture and 
Food ]department , unless labeling shows that the prod uct does not 
claim to contain any plant nutrients or beneficial plant growth 
properties.  
 [1.](a)  The following are exempt from registration in Utah:  
 [a.](i)  biochar;  
 [b.](ii)  compost;  
 [c.](iii)  landscape soil;  
 [d.](iv)  mulch;  
 [e.](v)  nitrogen s tabilizers; 
 [f.](vi)  peat;  
 [g.](vii)   perlite;  
 [h.](viii)   plant inoculant;  
 [i.](ix)  planting mix;  
 [j.](x)  potting soil;  
 [k.](xi)  seed inoculant;  
 [l.](xii)   vermicompost; [ or]and  [m.](xiii)   vermiculite.  
 [2.](b)  Application for registration shall be made to the 
department upon a form prescribed and provided by the department.  
Each application shall include the registrant's name, address, and 
other contact information prescribed on the form, as well as the 
follo wing information for each product:  
 [a.](i)  the brand and grade;  
 [b.](ii)  the guaranteed analysis; and  
 [c.](iii)  the label for each product registered.  
 [3.](c)  The registrant of a waste-derived fertilizer shall 
state in the application for registration the levels of non- nutritive 
metals, including arsenic, cadmium, mercury, lead and selenium.  
Upon request, the registrant [ will] shall  provide a laboratory report or 
other documentation verifying the levels of the non- nutritive metals 
in the waste-deriv ed fertilizer.  
 [4.](d)  The department may require submission of the 
complete formula of any fertilizer or soil amendment if it shall be [deemed ]considered  necessary for administration of Title 4, Chapter 
13, the Utah Fertilizer Act.  If it appears to the department that the 
composition of the product [ is such as to ]warrant s the proposed 
claims for it, and if the product and its labeling and any other 
infor mation [ which ]that may be required to be submitted compl[ y]ies 
with the requirements of the Act, the product shall be registered.  
 [5.](e)  Before registering any soil amendment, the 
department may require evidence to substantiate the claims made for the s oil amendment and proof of the value and usefulness of the soil 
amendment.  For evidence of proof, the department may rely on 
experimental data, evaluation, or advice from a source that 
understands the conditions for which the product is intended.  Cost for research shall be the responsibility of the applicant.  Final 
decision concerning registration of a soil amendment shall be made 
by the department following evaluation of evidence presented.  
 [6.](f)  The registrant is responsible for the accuracy and 
completeness of information submitted concerning application for 
registration of a fertilizer or soil amendment.  
 [7.](g)  A registration fee, determined by the department 
pursuant to Subsection 4-2 -103(2), per product, shall be paid by the 
applicant annuall y. 
 [8.](h)  Each registration is renewable for a period of one 
year upon payment of the annual renewal fee, which shall be paid by December 31 of each year.  If the renewal of a fertilizer or soil 
amendment registration is not received by December 31[  of any 
year], an additional fee, determined by the department pursuant to 
Subsection 4-2 -103(2), shall be assessed per product and added to the 
original registration fee and shall be paid by the applicant before the registration renewal for that fertilizer or  soil amendment [ will]shall  
be issued.  
 [9.](i)  [Whenever ]When  the name of the fertilizer or soil 
amendment product is changed or there are changes in the product 
ingredients or guaranteed analysis, a new registration is required.  Other labeling changes shall not require re-registration, but the 
registrant shall submit copies of changes to the department as soon 
as they are effective.  A reasonable time may be permitted to dispose 
of properly labeled stocks of the old product.  
 [10.](j)  A blender  [is not required]shall not [to ]register 
each grade of fertilizer or soil amendment formulated by a consumer 
before mixing, but [ is required to ]shall  license the name under which 
the business of blending or mixing is conducted and [ to ]pay an 
annual blender's license fee determined by the department pursuant 
to Subsection 4-2 -103(2).  A blender's license shall expire after 
December 31 of the year it is issued.  A blender's license is renewable for a period of one year upon the payment of an annual license   NOTICES OF PROPOSED RULES  
UTAH STATE BULLETIN , May 01, 2022 , V ol. 2022 , No. 09 9 renewal fee.  If the renewal of a fertilizer or soil amendment blender 
license is not received by December 31[  of any year ], an additional 
fee determined by the department pursuant to Subsection 4-2 -103(2), 
shall be assessed to and paid by the applicant be fore the blender 
license [ will]shall  be issued.  
 
R68-3-[3]4.  Product Labeling.  
 [A.](1)  When any reference is made [ up]on the label, 
labeling, or graphic material of a fertilizer or soil amendment to "trace elements," "minor elements," "secondary element s," "plant 
foods," or similar generalized terms, each individual plant food to 
which [ such]the term refers shall be listed [ up]on the label.  
 [B.](2)  Other plant nutrients, when mentioned in any form 
or manner, shall be registered and shall be guaranteed.  
 (a)  Each guarantee shall be made on the elemental basis.  
 (b)  Sources of the elements guaranteed and proof of 
availability shall be provided to the department upon request.  
 (c)  [An exception is made for guarantees for those water -
soluble nutrients la beled for ready to use foliar fertilizer, ready to use 
specialty liquid fertilizer, hydroponic or continuous liquid feed 
programs, and guarantees for potting, garden, and lawn soils.  The 
minimum percentages that will be accepted for registration are as 
follows ]Except guarantees for those water soluble nutrients labeled 
for ready to use foliar fertilizers, ready to use specialty liquid 
fertilizers, hydroponic or continuous liquid feed programs and 
guarantees for potting, garden and lawn soils, the minimum 
percentages which will be accepted for registration are:  
[ 
TABLE 1 
 
Element                   Minimum  
                          Concentration %  
 Calcium (Ca)              1.0000  
Magnesium (Mg)            0.5000  
Sulfur (S)                1.0000  
Boron (B)                 0.0200 
Chlorine (Cl)             0.1000  
Cobalt (Co)               0.0005  
Copper (Cu)               0.0500  
Iron (Fe)                 0.1000  
Manganese (Mn)            0.0500  
Molybdenum (Mo)           0.0005  
Nickel (Ni)               0.0010 
Sodium (Na)               0.1000  
Zinc (Zn)                 0.0500  
 Guarantees or claims for the plant nutrients listed in Table 1  
are the only ones that will be accepted.  Each proposed label  
and directions for the use of the fertilizer shall be furnished  
with the application for registration upon request.  Any of the  
elements listed in Table 1 that are guaranteed shall appear in  
the order listed immediately following guarantees for the  
primary nutrients of nitrogen, phosphate, and potash.]  
 
TABLE  
Element  Minimum Concentration %  
Calcium (Ca)  1.0000  
Magnesium (Mg)  0.5000  
Sulfur (S)  1.0000  
Boron (B)  0.0200  
Chlorine (Cl)  0.1000  
Cobalt (Co)  0.0005  
Copper (Cu)  0.0500  
Iron (Fe)  0.1000  
Manganese (Mn)  0.0500  Molybdenum (Mo)  0.0005  
Nickel (Ni)  0.0010  
Sodium (Na)  0.1000  
Zince (Zn)  0.0500  
Guarantees or claims for the plant nutrients listed in the Table 
are the only ones that will be accepted.  Each proposed label 
and directions for the use of the fertilizer shall be furnished 
with the applicati on for registration upon request.  Any of the 
elements listed in the Table that are guaranteed shall appear 
in the order listed immediately following guarantees for the 
primary nutrients of nitrogen, phosphate, and potash.  
 
 [C.](3)  Slowly released plant nutrients.  
 [1.](a)  No fertilizer label shall bear a statement that implies 
that certain plan t nutrients contained in a fertilizer are released slowly 
over a period[  of time ], unless each slow release component is 
identified and gu aranteed at a level of at least 15% of the total 
guarantee for that nutrient.  
 [2.](b)  Types of products with slow release properties 
recognized are:  
 [a.](i)  water insoluble, [ such as ]including natural organics, 
ureaform materials, urea-formaledhyde products, isobutylidene diurea oxamine;  
 [b.](ii)  coated slow release, [ such as ]including  sulfur 
coated urea and other encapsulated soluble fertilizers;  
 [c.](iii)  occluded slow release where fertilizers or fertilizer 
materials are mixed with waxes, resins,  or other inert materials and 
formed into particles; and  
 [d.](iv)  products containing water soluble nitrogen, [ such 
as]including ureaform materials, urea-formaldehyde products, 
methylene urea (MDU), dimethylentriurea (DMTU), and 
dicyanodiamide (DCD).  
 [3.](c)  The terms,[  such as ] "water insoluble," "coated slow 
release," "slow release," "controlled release," "slowly available water 
soluble," and "occluded slow release" are accepted as descriptive of 
these products.   
 [4.](d)  The department may require evidence and an 
acceptable testing procedure to substantiate each claim.  
 [D.](4)  Pesticide may be added to registered fertilizer or 
soil amendment, provided:  
 [1.](a)  the fertilizer, soil amendment, and pesticide is 
registered; and  
 [2.](b)  each fertilizer or soil amendment pesticide mixture 
[shall have ]has a label showing the information required in this rule 
and in Section 4-14 -104.  
 [E.](5)  Format exemptions.  The department may exempt 
a fertilizer from any guaranteed analysis format requirement under Section 4 -13-104 if the person requesting the exemption 
demonstrates the following to the department's satisfaction:  
 [1.](a)  another state that has authorized sale of the fertilizer 
has a conflicting statute or regulation;   
 [2.](b)  the format exemption will reconcile the conflict 
[under ]pursuant to Section 4 -13-104;  
 [3.](c)  the format exemption will not affect, to the 
detriment of purchasers in this state, any claim or disclosure related to product performance, use, purpose, efficacy, or active ingredients;  
 [4.](d)  the format exemption will not cause the product 
label to be false, deceptive, or misleading in any respect;  
 [5.](e)  the format required by the other state satisfies the 
objectives of Section 4 -13-104; or  NOTICES OF PROPOSED RULES   
10 UTAH STATE BULLETIN , May 01, 2022 , V ol. 2022 , No. 09  [6.](f)  the for mat required by the other state does not 
violate applicable labeling requirements, if any, [ under ]pursuant to  
Section 4 -13-104.  
 
R68-3-[4]5.  Deficiencies of Ingredients.  
 A fertilizer [ shall be deemed ]is considered  deficient if the 
analysis of any nutrien t is below the guarantee by an amount 
exceeding the values in the [ Association of American Plant Food 
Control Officials (AAPFCO) ]AAPFCO  Investigational Allowance 
Tables, [ 2019] 2021  version, which are [ hereby ]incorporated by 
reference, or if the overall in dex value of the fertilizer is below 98%.  
 R68-3-[5]6.  Unlawful Acts.  
 [A.](1)  Any person who has committed any act in violation 
of Title 4, Chapter 13, the Utah Fertilizer Act or rules promulgated 
thereunder, is subject to penalties provided for in Subsection 4-2 -
304(1)(a).  
 (2)  Unlawful acts include that the person:  
 [1.](a)  made a false or fraudulent claim through any media 
misrepresenting the effect of fertilizer or soil amendment offered for 
sale in Utah;  
 [2.](b)  neglected or, after notice, refused to comply with 
[the provisions of the Act ]Title 4, Chapter 13, the Utah Fert ilizer Act , 
these rules, or any lawful order of the department;  
 [3.](c)  made false or fraudulent records, invoices, or 
reports;  
 [4.](d)  used fraud or misrepresentation in making 
application for, or renewal of, a registration or license;  
 [5.](e)  distr ibuted fertilizer or soil amendment that 
contains seeds or other viable plant parts or noxious weeds;  
 [6.](f)  distributed any waste -derived fertilizer that was not 
identified in the registration application; or  
 [7.](g)  did not store fertilizer and soil amendment in a 
manner that minimizes the release of fertilizer and soil amendment and protects the environment.  
 [B.](3)  Biosolids, and compost products, separately or in 
any combination, [ shall be ]are considered  adulterated when they 
exceed the levels o f metals permitted by [ the United States 
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations under ]40 CFR 
[Part ]503.  
 [C.](4)  Dried biosolids and manure, as well as manipulated 
manure products, either separately or in combination, [ shall also be 
deemed ]are considered  adulterated when they exceed the levels of 
metals permitted [ under ]by 40 CFR [ Part ]503.  
 [D.](5)  Hazardous waste[  ]-derived fertilizer, as defined by 
the [EPA]United States Environmental Protection Agency , [shall be 
]is considered adulterat ed when it exceeds the level of metals 
permitted by [ EPA regulations under ]40 CFR [ Parts ]261, 266, and 
268. 
 KEY:  fertilizers  
Date of Last Change:  [November 16, 2020]2022 
Notice of Continuation:  October 15, 2019  
Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law:  [ 4-2-
103(1)(i); 4 -13-104]4-2-103(1)(i); 4 -13-110 
 
 
NOTICE  OF PROPOSED  RULE  
TYPE  OF RULE:   Amendment  
Utah  Admin.  Code  
Ref (R no.):  R68-5 Filing  ID 
54517  Agency  Information  
1.  Department:  Agriculture  and Food  
Agency:  Plant  Industry  
Street  address:  4315  S 2700  W, TSOB  South  Bldg,  2nd 
Floor  
City,  state  and 
zip: Taylorsville,  UT 84129 -2128  
Mailing  address:  PO Box 146500  
City,  state  and 
zip: Salt Lake  City, UT 84114 -6500  
Contact  person(s):  
Name:  Phone:  Email:  
Amber  Brown  385-
245-
5222  ambermbrown@utah.gov  
Kelly  Pehrson  801-
982-
2200  kwpehrson@utah.gov  
Robert  Hougaard  801-
982-
2305  rhougaard@utah.gov  
Please  address  questions  regarding  information  on this 
notice  to the agency.  
 
General  Information  
2.  Rule  or section  catchline : 
R68-5.  Grain  Inspection  
 
3.  Purpose  of the new rule or reason  for the change  
(Why  is the agency  submitting  this filing?) : 
The reason for the change is t o make  the text consistent  
with the Utah  Rulewriting  Manual . 
 
4.  Summary  of the new rule or change  (What  does  this 
filing do? If this is a repeal  and reenact,  explain  the 
substantive differences  between the repealed rule and the 
reenacted  rule): 
Language  has been  changed  to make  the text consistent  
with the Utah  Rulewriting  Manual . 
 
 
Fiscal  Information  
5.  Provide  an estimate  and written  explanation  of the 
aggregate  anticipated  cost or savings  to: 
A)  State  budget:  
The changes  are clarifying  only and will not impact  the 
operation of the program  and therefore, will not have a 
fiscal  impact  on the state.  
 
B)  Local  governments:  
Local  governments  do not administer  the program  and are 
not regulated under  the program  and will not be impacted.