Spring Lunch and Learn with the Office of the Property Rights Ombudsman
- irwachapter38
- May 28
- 2 min read
Updated: Jun 20

We are so thankful to the Salt Lake City's Office of the Property Rights Ombundsman for taking the time to provide detailed reviews of the current laws and legislative changes! Our members enjoyed a thoroughly educative presentation with food provided by Mi Buena Vida which enhanced the experience with a delightful array of dishes that showcased both local flavors and culinary creativity!
This event was an informative session, organized by the Office of the Property Rights Ombudsman, which conducted a thorough review of the annual legislative session. This review offered attendees valuable insights and updates regarding recent developments in property law, which are crucial for all professionals working in the Right of Way (ROW) sector. The session aimed to foster a deeper understanding of the legislative changes that have occurred over the past year, as well as to highlight upcoming legislation that may have implications for property rights and ownership.
During this session, attendees had the opportunity to engage in important discussions surrounding laws that affect property rights, including key issues such as eminent domain, zoning regulations, and land use policies. These topics are particularly significant as they directly impact property owners and stakeholders in our community. Eminent domain, for instance, raises critical questions about the balance between public interest and private property rights, making it essential for professionals to stay informed and prepared to advocate for fair treatment.
This event served as a fantastic chance to gain a deeper understanding of the legislative landscape and to engage with experts in the field, including lawmakers, legal professionals, and advocates, ensuring that we are well-informed about our rights and responsibilities regarding property ownership. The interactive nature of the discussions allowed for a rich exchange of ideas, providing attendees with practical knowledge and strategies to navigate the complexities of property law effectively.
If you missed the event, we would love to have you at our next luncheon—all are welcome!


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