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Three separate changes to state military law take effect under this bill. It adds the Naval Reserve Industrial Ordinance Plant to the list of military facilities that nearby municipalities must coordinate with when reviewing land use applications — meaning cities with development proposals within 5,000 feet of that facility must notify the state Department of Veterans and Military Affairs before approving them. It also expands the purposes for which the adjutant general of the Utah National Guard can accept outside donations, adding the State Partnership Program, humanitarian programs, and disaster or emergency response to the existing allowances for museum support and memorials. Finally, it reduces the permanent membership of the Veterans and Military Affairs Commission from 18 to 17 by removing the Utah State Chamber of Commerce representative, while increasing the number of temporary "pro tempore" members the commission can appoint from five to six.