(2)

1. (a) A public body may not hold an electronic meeting unless the public body has adopted a resolution, rule, or ordinance governing the use of electronic meetings.

2. (b) The resolution, rule, or ordinance may:

   1. (i) prohibit or limit electronic meetings based on budget, public policy, or logistical considerations;

   2. (ii) require a quorum of the public body to:

      1. (A) be present at a single anchor location for the meeting; and
      2. (B) vote to approve establishment of an electronic meeting in order to include other members of the public body through an electronic connection;
   3. (iii) require a request for an electronic meeting to be made by a member of a public body up to three days prior to the meeting to allow for arrangements to be made for the electronic meeting;
   4. (iv) restrict the number of separate connections for members of the public body that are allowed for an electronic meeting based on available equipment capability; or
   5. (v) establish other procedures, limitations, or conditions governing electronic meetings not in conflict with this section.

(3) A public body that convenes or conducts an electronic meeting shall:

1. (a) give public notice of the meeting:

   1. (i) in accordance with Section 52-4-202; and
   2. (ii) except for an electronic meeting held without an anchor location under Subsection (4), post written notice at the anchor location;

2. (b) in addition to giving public notice required by Subsection (3)(a), provide:

   1. (i) notice of the electronic meeting to the members of the public body at least 24 hours before the meeting so that they may participate in and be counted as present for all purposes, including the determination that a quorum is present; and
   2. (ii) a description of how the members will be connected to the electronic meeting;
3. (c) except for an electronic meeting held without an anchor location under Subsection (4), establish one or more anchor locations for the public meeting, at least one of which is in the building and political subdivision where the public body would normally meet if they were not holding an electronic meeting;

4. (d)

   1. (i) provide space and facilities at the anchor location so that interested persons and the public may attend and monitor the open portions of the meeting; or
   2. (ii) for an electronic meeting held without an anchor location under Subsection (4), provide means by which the public may hear, or view and hear, the open portions of the meeting; and

5. (e) if comments from the public will be accepted during the electronic meeting:

   1. (i) provide space and facilities at the anchor location so that interested persons and the public may attend, monitor, and participate in the open portions of the meeting; or
   2. (ii) for an electronic meeting held without an anchor location under Subsection (4), provide means by which members of the public may provide comments by electronic means to the public body.

(4) A public body may convene and conduct an electronic meeting without an anchor location if the chair of the public body:

1. (a) makes a written determination that conducting the meeting with an anchor location presents a substantial risk to the health and safety of those who may be present at the anchor location;
2. (b) states in the written determination described in Subsection (4)(a) the facts upon which the determination is based;
3. (c) includes in the public notice for the meeting, and reads at the beginning of the meeting, the information described in Subsections (4)(a) and (b); and
4. (d) includes in the public notice information on how a member of the public may view or make a comment at the meeting.