Security and Land Restriction Amendments

Added new definitions for 'delivery driver', 'food delivery company', 'food delivery dead zone', 'food delivery service', and 'military land' to clarify the new restrictions.

Added requirement that food delivery companies must mark military land boundaries as food delivery dead zones where delivery and pickup are prohibited.

Added enforcement provisions allowing delivery drivers and military staff to report violations, with the Department of Veterans and Military Affairs authorized to investigate and impose $1,000 fines.

Changed the department responsible for enforcing foreign entity land purchase violations from the Department of Public Safety to the Department of Veterans and Military Affairs.

Removed House Floor Amendments text and updated bill formatting to reflect the substitute bill version.

Changed wording from 'make a form available for an individual to disclose the individual's connection to a restricted foreign entity' to 'make a form available for an individual to disclose the individual's connection to a restricted foreign entity' (minor clarification).

Changed disclosure requirement language from 'send a form upon which an individual shall disclose' to 'send a form upon which an individual shall disclose' (minor clarification).

Clarified that violations of land purchase restrictions include both purchasing and leasing land on behalf of restricted foreign entities.

Confirmed that individuals who fail to disclose military service in restricted foreign entities commit third-degree felonies.

Adjusted section numbering and formatting for food delivery dead zone provisions to align with standard legislative structure.

The definition of 'food delivery dead zone' was updated to include prohibition on both delivery and pickup of food, broadening the restriction beyond just delivery operations.

The term 'Utah National Guard base' was replaced with 'military land' to align with the broader definition in Section 10-9a-537, expanding the geographic scope of restrictions.

New requirements were added for county recorders to make forms available and send them to the Department of Public Safety for individuals to disclose connections to restricted foreign entities.

The enforcement section was clarified to specify that staff 'employed on military land' (rather than just 'at' a base) may report violations, and the department's reporting process description was simplified.

The Senate sponsor name was updated from 'LONG TITLE' to 'Michael K. McKell', and additional cosponsors were listed in the enrolled version.