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Utah's Office of Homeless Services coordinates shelter and support programs for people experiencing homelessness, and this bill would prohibit that office from spending any state-appropriated funds — current or future — to establish what it defines as a "large-scale, low-barrier shelter," meaning a year-round shelter with 300 or more beds (temporary emergency shelters would not count). The bill would also repeal a law that currently allows the state to use eminent domain to acquire land owned by unincorporated cities, removing that authority from state law entirely.