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Utah law already requires water providers — like city water utilities and water conservancy districts — to prepare and regularly update written water conservation plans. This bill adds Great Salt Lake water commitments to the list of items that providers may voluntarily include in those plans, meaning a water provider can now formally document in its conservation plan any water it has pledged to deliver to the Great Salt Lake. This change gives water providers an official, recognized way to count Great Salt Lake contributions as part of their broader conservation strategy.