This formal legal opinion responds to your request for my formal1

opinion as General Counsel to the Legislature. The question posed andanswered by this legal opinion requires an evaluation of the law and a reviewand determination of certain facts. The conclusion reached in this opinion isbased upon that factual review and determination.

Michael E. ChristensenDirector

John L. FellowsGeneral Counsel

Utah State Capitol ComplexHouse Building, Suite W210

PO Box 145210Salt Lake City, Utah

84114-5210Phone (801) 538-1032

Fax (801) 538-1712www.le.utah.gov

FORMAL LEGAL OPINIONAttorney-Client Protected Document

2011-01Issued January 18, 2011

Final Version

Question: Based upon your evaluation of the law and the official HouseLegislative District maps, is Craig Frank a representative fromUtah House District 57?1

Answer: Craig Frank is not a representative from Utah House District 57.A review of the legal boundaries of House District 57 containedin the official maps enacted by the Legislature establishes thatCraig Frank does not live within the boundaries of HouseDistrict 57. Therefore, Article VI, Section 5 of Utah'sConstitution prohibits his continued service in the office ofrepresentative because he has ceased to be a legal resident ofHouse District 57 and is disqualified from service in the officeas a matter of constitutional law.

GENERAL FACTS

Craig Frank was appointed to represent Utah House District 57 in 2003. Hewas elected to represent that district in 2004, and reelected in 2006, 2008, and2010. At the time he was appointed to represent House District 57, and for theelections of 2004, 2006, and 2008, he was a resident of Pleasant Grove. On orabout January 1, 2009, Representative Frank moved to the northern portion ofthe city of Cedar Hills. The question to be answered by this legal opinion iswhether, after he moved in 2009, he was still a legal resident of House District57 and, therefore, still eligible to hold office. Craig Frank does not dispute thathe changed his legal residence in January, 2009. He has stated that his currentlegal residence is 10808 North La Costa, Cedar Hills, Utah, 84062.

According to Craig Frank, on Friday, January 7, 2011, he was testing acomputer application available on the Utah House of Representative's website.If a person types in a street address, that application identifies the Utah StateRepresentative and Utah State Senator who represents persons who reside atthat address. Representative Frank typed in his own address: much to his

For an example of Census Blocks with attached population figures for the area in2

question, see Exhibit A, Map - Census Blocks with Population Figures, attached.

"No later than the annual general session next following the Legislature's receipt of the3

results of an enumeration made by the authority of the United States, the Legislature shall dividethe state into congressional, legislative, and other districts accordingly." Utah Const. art. IX, §1.

surprise, the application identified Representative John Dougall as the Utah HouseRepresentative for that address rather than Representative Frank. Believing that there was anerror in the computer application, Representative Frank called the Chief Clerk of the Utah Houseof Representatives and requested that the computer application be fixed. Instead, the question ofwhether Representative Frank was a legal resident of his district arose.

REDISTRICTING FACTS

Redistricting is like a giant jigsaw puzzle. The United States Census Bureau divides the state intomore than 74,000 closed polygons, called Census Blocks, to each of which is attached specificpopulation data. A Census Block is the smallest geographic unit to which population is attached.2

In redistricting, the Utah Legislature combines Census Blocks to create congressional,legislative, and state school board districts that meet population equality and other requirementsestablished by the United States Constitution and by the United States Supreme Court. BecauseCensus Bureau data does not identify where the population resides within a Census Block, theLegislature, when redistricting, does not modify or split census blocks.

Because of the importance of Census Blocks, the United States Census Bureau works hard toestablish appropriate Census Block boundaries. Before each decennial census is conducted, theCensus Bureau establishes a deadline by which cities, towns, counties, school districts, and otherlocal governments must provide data that identifies their legal boundaries. The Census Bureauuses these legal boundaries to create Census Block boundaries. In the year after the decennialcensus, the Census Bureau provides the final Census Block boundaries and the populationassociated with those Census Block boundaries to each state. The Utah Legislature relies on theCensus Block boundaries established by the United States Census Bureau and uses thepopulation figures attached to each of those Census Blocks in its redistricting process. Changesto municipal boundaries that are not reflected in the census data sent to Utah for redistricting inthe year after the decennial census are not used by the Utah Legislature in redistricting.

ANALYSIS

Article IX, Section 1 of the Utah Constitution grants unrestricted authority to the UtahLegislature to divide the state into congressional, Utah Senate, Utah House of Representatives,and state school board districts.3

See House of Representatives Redistricting Plan, Ch. 1, 2001 Laws of Utah 2nd Spec.4

Sess. (codified as Utah Code Ann. §§ 36-1-201, 36-1-203, 36-1-204 (2010)); State Board ofEducation Redistricting Plan, Ch. 2, 2001 Laws of Utah 2nd Spec. Sess. (codified as Utah CodeAnn. §§ 20A-14-101 to -103 (2010)); Senate Redistricting Plan, Ch. 5, 2001 Laws of Utah 2ndSpec. Sess. (codified as Utah Code Ann. §§ 36-1-101 to -105 (2010)); Congressional ThreeMember Plan, Ch. 6, 2001 Laws of Utah 2nd. Spec. Sess. (codified as Utah Code Ann. §§ 20A-13-101 to -104 (2010)).

Utah Code Ann. § 36-1-202 (2010).5

In its Second Special Session in September and October of 2001, the Utah Legislature exercisedthat authority and enacted laws establishing new congressional, Utah Senate, Utah House, andstate school board districts.4

In conjunction with establishing the new House district boundaries, the Legislature establishedthe data on which it would rely to draw the maps. Utah Code Ann. Section 36-1-201 states "[t]heLegislature adopts the official census population figures and maps of the Bureau of the Census ofthe United States Department of Commerce developed in connection with the taking of the 2000national decennial census as the official data for establishing House district boundaries." Thelines on the map produced from the official census data (attached as Exhibit B, Map - CedarHills North Municipal Boundary from Data Provided by the U.S. Census Bureau) show the legalmunicipal boundary of Cedar Hills. Those lines are also Census Block boundaries for that area ofUtah County.

Relying upon official census data, the Legislature drew maps creating new boundaries for all 75Utah House Districts. The Legislature drew district boundaries to ensure that each district waswithin the population range mandated by the United States Constitution and by United StatesSupreme Court cases elaborating on those constitutional requirements. In late 2001, theLegislature passed House of Representatives Redistricting Plan, House Bill 2001 3rd Sub.(attached as Exhibit C, H.B. 2001 3rd Substitute, House of Representatives Redistricting Plan),which established the boundaries for Utah House Districts. Maps showing the boundaries of eachHouse District were included as part of the bill. One of those maps (found on page 25 of thislegal opinion) shows the boundary between House District 27 and House District 57.

During the Second Special Session, the Utah Legislature also enacted statutes designating thelegal boundaries of Utah House districts. According to Section 36-1-202, "[t]he legal boundariesof House districts are contained in the official maps on file with the lieutenant governor's office."The Legislature directs itself to "file copies of the official maps enacted by the Legislature, andany other relevant materials, with the lieutenant governor's office." It also provides that "[w]henquestions of interpretation of House district boundaries arise, the official maps on file in thelieutenant governor's office shall serve as the indication of the legislative intent in drawing theHouse district boundaries."5

Following the Second Special Session, the Office of Legislative Research and General Counsel,at the direction of the Utah Legislature, produced a publication entitled 2001 Redistricting in

Utah State Legislature, Office of Legislative Research and General Counsel, 20016

Redistricting in Utah (2002).

Id. at 1.7

Id. at 508, 651.8

Id. at 2.9

Utah, and subtitled Official Maps of District Boundaries. On page 1 of that publication, under6

the heading "Official Record," the document states "[u]nless modified, district boundariesestablished by the Utah Legislature and represented in this report will be in effect for the 2002elections and will remain in effect until the next redistricting process is completed." The7

Legislature provided the Lieutenant Governor with the official copy of that publication.

Besides the maps contained in H.B. 2001 3rd Sub., the publication contains additional maps thatzoom in to show more detail for particular House District Boundaries. Pages 508 and 651of thatpublication (attached as Exhibits D, Map - Utah House District 27 Southern Boundaries, and E,Map - Utah House District 57 Boundaries) show more clearly the boundary lines between HouseDistricts 27 and 57. A comparison of Exhibit B with Exhibits D and E shows that, generally, the8

northern boundary of House District 57 follows the municipal boundary of Cedar Hills ascontained in the maps produced by the data provided by the United States Census Bureau.

Portions of the northern boundary of District 57 are labeled "City Bndry" on the maps attached asExhibits D and E. On page 2 of the publication, under the heading "Identification of BoundaryLines," the publication states:

"The maps in this report identify every boundary of each district….A district boundary that coincides with a municipal boundary islabeled 'City Bndry' only where there is no other correspondinggeographic feature. The labels for this type of boundary oftenalternate between 'City Bndry' and the names of road or othergeographic features."9

This language establishes that the maps in the report establish the official boundary lines for eachhouse district. The term "City Bndry" is simply a label identifying where the boundary lies forthe residents of the area and the county clerk.

In preparing this formal legal opinion, the Office of Legislative Research and General Counselproduced a map using Census Bureau data and State Geographic Information Database data(attached as Exhibit F, Map - Legislator Residences and House District Boundaries) thatidentifies:• Craig Frank's residence;• the current municipal boundaries of Cedar Hills; and

• the boundary dividing House District 27 from House District 57 established by theLegislature in H.B. 2001 3rd Sub. and in the official maps on file in the LieutenantGovernor's office.

That map clearly establishes that Craig Frank's legal residence is in House District 27, not HouseDistrict 57.

Utah Constitution Article VI, Section 5 provides that "[a] person elected or appointed to theoffice of senator or representative may not continue to serve in that office after ceasing to be aresident of the district from which elected or for which appointed." Despite being elected as aRepresentative by the residents of House District 57, Craig Frank is not a legal resident of thatdistrict. Consequently, the Utah Constitution prohibits him from serving in that office.

CONCLUSION

The Utah Constitution prohibits Craig Frank from continuing to serve in the office ofrepresentative from House District 57 because his legal residence is not within the boundaries ofthat district according to the lines on the official maps enacted by the Utah Legislature.

John L. FellowsGeneral Counsel

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Enrolled Copy H.B. 2001

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

REDISTRICTING PLAN

2001 SECOND SPECIAL SESSION

STATE OF UTAH

Sponsor: Gerry A. Adair

This act modifies statutory provisions governing Utah House of Representatives districts.

This act eliminates current boundaries and establishes new boundaries. This act establishes

certain maps as the legal boundaries of House districts and establishes procedures for

addressing omissions and uncertain boundaries. This act takes effect on January 1, 2002 for

purposes of nominating and electing members of the Utah House of Representatives and on

January 1, 2003 for all other purposes.

This act affects sections of Utah Code Annotated 1953 as follows:

ENACTS:

36-1-201, Utah Code Annotated 1953

36-1-202, Utah Code Annotated 1953

36-1-203, Utah Code Annotated 1953

36-1-204, Utah Code Annotated 1953

REPEALS:

36-1-4, as last amended by Chapter 112, Laws of Utah 1999

36-1-5, as last amended by Chapter 10, Laws of Utah 1997

Be it enacted by the Legislature of the state of Utah:

Section 1. Section 36-1-201 is enacted to read:

Part 2. Utah House of Representatives

36-1-201. Utah House of Representatives -- District boundaries.

(1) The Utah House of Representatives shall consist of 75 members, with one member to

be elected from each Utah House of Representatives district.

(2) (a) The Legislature adopts the official census population figures and maps of the

Bureau of the Census of the United States Department of Commerce developed in connection with

the taking of the 2000 national decennial census as the official data for establishing House district

H.B. 2001 Enrolled Copy

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boundaries.

(b) The numbers and boundaries of the House districts are designated and established by the

maps attached to the bill that enacts this section.

Section 2. Section 36-1-202 is enacted to read:

36-1-202. Official maps of House districts.

(1) (a) The Legislature shall file copies of the official maps enacted by the Legislature, and

any other relevant materials, with the lieutenant governor's office.

(b) The legal boundaries of House districts are contained in the official maps on file with

the lieutenant governor's office.

(2) When questions of interpretation of House district boundaries arise, the official maps on

file in the lieutenant governor's office shall serve as the indication of the legislative intent in drawing

the House district boundaries.

(3) (a) Each county clerk shall obtain copies of the official maps for the clerk's county from

the lieutenant governor's office.

(b) Each county clerk shall establish voting precincts and polling places within each House

district according to the procedures and requirements of Section 20A-5-303.

(4) Maps identifying the boundaries for House districts may be viewed on the Internet at the

lieutenant governor's website.

Section 3. Section 36-1-203 is enacted to read:

36-1-203. Omissions from maps -- How resolved.

(1) If any area of the state is omitted from a Utah House of Representatives district in the

maps enacted by the Legislature, the county clerk of the affected county, upon discovery of the

omission, shall attach the area to the appropriate House district according to the requirements of

Subsections (2) and (3).

(2) If the area is surrounded by a House district, the area shall be attached to that district.

(3) If the area is contiguous to two districts, the area shall be attached to the district that has

the least population, as determined by the official census population figures and maps of the Bureau

of the Census of the United States Department of Commerce developed in connection with the taking

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of the 2000 national decennial census.

(4) Any attachment made under Subsection (1) shall be certified in writing and filed with

the lieutenant governor.

Section 4. Section 36-1-204 is enacted to read:

36-1-204. Uncertain boundaries -- How resolved.

(1) As used in this section, "affected party" means:

(a) a representative whose Utah House of Representatives district boundary is uncertain

because the identifying feature used to establish the district boundary has been removed, modified,

or is unable to be identified or who is uncertain about whether or not he or another person resides

in a particular House district;

(b) a candidate for representative whose House district boundary is uncertain because the

identifying feature used to establish the district boundary has been removed, modified, or is unable

to be identified or who is uncertain about whether or not he or another person resides in a particular

House district; or

(c) a person who is uncertain about which House district contains the person's residence

because the identifying feature used to establish the district boundary has been removed, modified,

or is unable to be identified.

(2) (a) An affected party may file a written request petitioning the lieutenant governor to

determine:

(i) the precise location of the House district boundary;

(ii) the number of the House district in which a person resides; or

(iii) both Subsections (2)(a)(i) and (ii).

(b) In order to make the determination required by Subsection (2)(a), the lieutenant governor

shall review the official maps and obtain and review other relevant data such as census block and

tract descriptions, aerial photographs, aerial maps, or other data about the area.

(c) Within five days of receipt of the request, the lieutenant governor shall review the maps,

obtain and review any relevant data, and make a determination.

(d) When the lieutenant governor determines the location of the House district boundary,

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the lieutenant governor shall:

(i) prepare a certification identifying the appropriate boundary and attaching a map, if

necessary; and

(ii) send a copy of the certification to the affected party and the county clerk of the affected

county.

(e) If the lieutenant governor determines the number of the House district in which a

particular person resides, the lieutenant governor shall send a letter identifying that district by

number to:

(i) the person;

(ii) the affected party who filed the petition, if different than the person whose House district

number was identified; and

(iii) the county clerk of the affected county.

Section 5. Repealer.

This act repeals:

Section 36-1-4, House districts -- Definitions -- Numbers and boundaries of districts --

Resolving omissions and ambiguity.

Section 36-1-5, Official maps of House districts.

Section 6. Effective date.

This act takes effect on January 1, 2002 for purposes of nominating and electing members

of the Utah House of Representatives and on January 1, 2003 for all other purposes.

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HeberMidway

Park City

Wallsburg

62

6365

I-80

Lake Creek RdUnited States Highway 40

Highway 40

Old Hwy 40State Route 248

53

54

64

27

46

25

Counties

DistrictsCities

Grantsville

Stockton

Tooele

21

22

I-80

Sheep LnMain

St

Settlement Canyon Rd

State Route 112

Sixmile Creek

Barneys Creek

State Route 1

38

1

13

50

42

Counties

DistrictsCities

Bluffdale

Draper

Riverton

Alpine

American Fork

Cedar Hills

Draper

Mountain

Elk RidgeGenola

HighlandLehi

Lindon

Mapleton

Orem

Payson

Pleasant Grove

Provo

Salem

Santaquin

Saratoga Springs

Spanish Fork

Springville

Vineyard

Woodland Hills

Charles

Midway

41 51

56

27

62585960

61 63

6465

57

I-15

State Highway 92

Beer Creek

300

E

Canyon Rd

400 N

13800 S

Center St

800

E14

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1600 N

400 S

High L

ine Ca

nal Rd

5600 W

75 E

8000 S

150

W

State St

100 N

500 N

Unive

rsity

Ave

400 E

1300

W

300 W

1200 N

1000 E

University Pky

1150 S

1200 E

2300 N

200 S

1600

W

300 N

860

E

350

W

Slate Canyon

250

E

Carte

rville

Rd

2400 N

2600 N

970 East

100

EI-1

5

I-15

State Highway 92

I-15

Center St

I-15

State H

ighway 9

2

54

6667

52

Counties

DistrictsCities

Kanarraville

Enterprise

Hildale

HurricaneIvins

La VerkinLeeds

New Harmony

Rockville

St. George

Santa Clara

Springdale

Toquerville

Virgin

Washington

74

7571

Uzona Ave

I-15

State Route 14

Highway 18East Fork Virgin River

State

Route

300

Virgin River

1700 North

Indian Hills Dr 73

72

Counties

DistrictsCities

Clinton South WeberSunset

Farr West

Harrisville

Marriott-Slaterville

North Ogden

Ogden

Plain City

Pleasant View

RiverdaleRoy

South Ogden

Uintah

Washington Terrace

West Haven

7

9

10

11

12Burch Creek

2nd St

Weber

1200

Wes

t St

1200

W

Harri

son B

lvd

30th St

4400 S

Combe Rd

1900

W

800 N

Midland

Dr

Harrisville Rd

2550 North St

12th St

7th St

36th St

Washington Blvd

Hinkley Dr

Brigham Ogden Canal

4000 S

600

E

I-15

Mountain Rd

Ogden River

Weber River

Darling St

Wall Ave

2175

Wes

t St

775 East St

4800 S

4300

Wes

t St

Plain

City C

anal

6200 S

4200 S

3300 South St

Uinta Central Canal

Gram

ercy A

ve

33rd St

Harri

son B

lvd7th St

Brigh

am O

gden

Cana

l

1900

W

4300

Wes

t St

12th St

800 N

Wash

ington

Blvd

Wash

ington

Blvd

1900

W

8

2

6

13

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Pleasant Grove

HighlandFrank

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