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The Utah Inland Port Authority and State Fair Park Authority would see several administrative and procedural updates under this bill. For the Inland Port Authority, the bill clarifies how the authority maintains its official land boundaries, allows project area boundaries to be described using parcel numbers, GIS files, or other mapping tools in addition to traditional legal descriptions, and creates a process for the board or, for minor adjustments, the executive director to modify project area boundaries. It also shifts the process for setting key tax-related dates for individual parcels from a board resolution to a written order issued by the executive director, and updates the water-use threshold that triggers a ban on using property tax incentives as business recruitment tools — replacing the previous fixed limit of 200,000 gallons per day with a limit tied to whatever maximum daily water use a local water provider has established for its service area. For the State Fair Park Authority, the bill exempts procurements for concessions providers and qualified land developers from standard state procurement rules, and it adds an immediate effective date allowing the changes to take effect upon the governor's approval rather than waiting for the standard implementation date.