SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah State Legislature unveiled a compromise to update and revise the so-called “Zion Curtain” law on Wednesday, putting an end to weeks of speculation as to what form the final bill would take. The long awaited overhaul, bill HB443-A “Alcohol and Sedition Act of 2017,” originally anticipated to remove the cumbersome requirement for a visible barrier between seated dining areas and alcohol preparation stations, instead has added new provisos for both restaurant-owners and dining patrons alike. In the immediate vicinity around the Zion Curtain, there is to be established a 10 foot buffer zone known as