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Purpose and legislative effect
“A municipality may not adopt rules that block or effectively block the connection or reconnection of energy utility service from a public utility, subject to stated exceptions.”
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A municipality may not adopt rules that block or effectively block the connection or reconnection of energy utility service from a public utility, subject to stated exceptions.
Section 10-20-616
A municipality may not pass rules that block, or effectively block, connecting or reconnecting an energy utility service from a public utility.
Section 10-20-616(1)
Subsection (1) does not apply to: an incentive offered by a municipality; or a building owned by a municipality.
Section 10-20-616(2)
an incentive offered by a municipality; or
Section 10-20-616(2)(a)
a building owned by a municipality.
Section 10-20-616(2)(b)
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