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Utah Code § 10-8-14

This section lets a municipality provide and manage specified utility and communications services, but restricts retail electric sales beyond municipal boundaries except in listed situations.

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Jurisdiction: United States — Utah
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Utility and telecommunications services -- Service beyond municipal limits -- Retainage -- Notice of service and agreement.

This section lets a municipality provide and manage specified utility and communications services, but restricts retail electric sales beyond municipal boundaries except in listed situations.

Section 10-8-14

Subsection 10-8-14(2)(b)(iii)

water is governed by Sections 10-7-14 and 10-8-22 .

Section 10-8-14(2)(b)(iii)

Subsection 10-8-14(5)(c)

Section 10-8-14(5)(c)

Subsection 10-8-14(6)(b)

The municipality must transfer a facility under Section 10-2-817 and use the value provided there.

Section 10-8-14(6)(b)

Subsection 10-8-14(11)

Municipal actions on broadband, public telecommunications, or cable television works or systems must comply with Chapter 18.

Section 10-8-14(11)

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§ 10-8-14Utility and telecommunications services -- Service beyond municipal limits -- Retainage -- Notice of service and agreement.Provision

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This section lets a municipality provide and manage specified utility and communications services, but restricts retail electric sales beyond municipal boundaries except in listed situations.

Utility and telecommunications services -- Service beyond municipal limits -- Retainage -- Notice of service and agreement. As used in this section, "communications service facility" means the same as that term is defined in Section 10-18-102 . A municipality may: construct, maintain, and operate waterworks, sewer collection, sewer treatment systems, gas works, electric light works, broadband services, telecommunications lines, cable television lines, public transportation systems, or communications service facilities; authorize the construction, maintenance, and operation of the works or systems described in Subsection (2)(a)(i) by others; purchase or lease the works or systems described in Subsection (2)(a)(i) from any person or corporation; and subject to Subsection (2)(b) , sell and deliver the surplus product or service capacity of any works or systems described in Subsection (2)(a)(i) , not required by the municipality or the municipality's inhabitants, to others beyond the limits of the municipality. The sale and delivery of the surplus product or service capacity described in Subsection (2)(a)(iv) in relation to: retail electricity beyond the municipal boundary is governed by Subsections (3) through (7); broadband services, cable television services, or public telecommunications services is governed by Subsection (11) ; and water is governed by Sections 10-7-14 and 10-8-22 . If any payment on a contract with a private person, firm, or corporation to construct waterworks, sewer collection, sewer treatment systems, gas works, electric works, broadband services, telecommunications lines, cable television lines, public transportation systems, or communications service facilities is retained or withheld, it shall be retained or withheld and released as provided in Section 13-8-5 . Except as provided in Subsection (4)(b) , (5) , or (9), a municipality may not sell or deliver the electricity produced or distributed by the municipality's electric works constructed, maintained, or operated in accordance with Subsection (2) to a retail customer located beyond the municipality's municipal boundary. A municipality that provided retail electric service to a customer beyond the municipality's municipal boundary on or before June 15, 2013, may continue to serve that customer if: on or before December 15, 2013, the municipality provided the electrical corporation, as defined in Section 54-2-1 , that is obligated by the municipality's certificate of public convenience and necessity to serve the customer with an accurate and complete verified written notice identifying each customer served by the municipality beyond the municipality's municipal boundary; no later than June 15, 2014, the municipality entered into a written filing agreement for the provision of electric service with the electrical corporation; and the Public Service Commission approved the written filing agreement in accordance with Section 54-4-40 . A municipality may submit to the electrical corporation a request to provide electric service to an electric customer who is located outside the municipal boundary and who was not identified in accordance with Subsection (4)(b)(i) . If a municipality submits a request described in Subsection (5)(a) , the electrical corporation shall respond to the request within 60 days. If the electrical corporation agrees to allow the municipality to provide electric service to the customer: the electrical corporation and the municipality shall enter into a written agreement; the municipality shall agree in the written agreement to subsequently transfer service to the customer described in Subsection (5)(a) if the electrical corporation notifies, in writing, the municipality that the electrical corporation has installed a facility capable of providing electric service to the customer; and the municipality may provide the service if: except as provided in Subsection (5)(c)(iii)(B) , the Public Service Commission approves the agreement in accordance with Section 54-4-40 ; or for an electrical cooperative that meets the requirements of Subsection 54-7-12(7) , the governing board of the electrical cooperative approves the agreement. The municipality or the electrical corporation may terminate the agreement for the provision of electric service if the Public Service Commission imposes a condition authorized in Section 54-4-40 that is a material change to the agreement. If the municipality and electrical corporation make a transfer described in Subsection (5)(c)(ii) : the municipality shall transfer the electric service customer to the electrical corporation; and the electrical corporation shall provide electric service to the customer; and the municipality shall transfer a facility in accordance with and for the value as provided in Section 10-2-817 . In accordance with Subsection (7)(b) , the municipality shall establish a reasonable mechanism for resolving potential future complaints by an electric customer located outside the municipality's municipal boundary. The mechanism shall require: that the rates and conditions of service for a customer outside the municipality's boundary are at least as favorable as the rates and conditions of service for a similarly situated customer within the municipality's boundary; and if the municipality provides a general rebate, refund, or other payment to a customer located within the municipality's boundary, that the municipality also provide the same general rebate, refund, or other payment to a similarly situated customer located outside the municipality's boundary. The municipality is relieved of any obligation to transfer a customer described in Subsection (5)(a) or facility used to serve the customer in accordance with Subsection (5)(c)(ii) if the municipality annexes the property on which the customer is being served. A municipality may provide electric service outside of the municipality's municipal boundary to a facility that is solely owned and operated by the municipality for municipal service. A municipality's provision of electric service to a facility that is solely owned and operated by the municipality does not expand the municipality's electric service area. Nothing in this section expands or diminishes the ability of a municipality to enter into a wholesale electrical sales contract with another municipality that serves electric customers to sell and deliver wholesale electricity to the other municipality. A municipality's actions under this section related to works or systems involving broadband services, public telecommunications services, or cable television services are subject to the requirements of Chapter 18, Municipal Cable Television and Communications Services Act.

Section 10-8-14Verify source

§ 10-8-14(1)Subsection 10-8-14(1)Provision

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As used in this section, "communications service facility" means the same as that term is defined in Section 10-18-102 .

Section 10-8-14(1)Verify source

§ 10-8-14(2)Subsection 10-8-14(2)Provision

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A municipality may build, run, authorize, buy, lease, and sell certain utility and service systems, subject to stated limits for surplus capacity sales.

A municipality may: construct, maintain, and operate waterworks, sewer collection, sewer treatment systems, gas works, electric light works, broadband services, telecommunications lines, cable television lines, public transportation systems, or communications service facilities; authorize the construction, maintenance, and operation of the works or systems described in Subsection (2)(a)(i) by others; purchase or lease the works or systems described in Subsection (2)(a)(i) from any person or corporation; and subject to Subsection (2)(b) , sell and deliver the surplus product or service capacity of any works or systems described in Subsection (2)(a)(i) , not required by the municipality or the municipality's inhabitants, to others beyond the limits of the municipality. The sale and delivery of the surplus product or service capacity described in Subsection (2)(a)(iv) in relation to: retail electricity beyond the municipal boundary is governed by Subsections (3) through (7); broadband services, cable television services, or public telecommunications services is governed by Subsection (11) ; and water is governed by Sections 10-7-14 and 10-8-22 .

Section 10-8-14(2)Verify source

§ 10-8-14(2)(a)Subsection 10-8-14(2)(a)Provision

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A municipality may build, operate, buy, lease, authorize, and sell surplus capacity for listed utility and service systems.

Section 10-8-14(2)(a)Verify source

§ 10-8-14(2)(a)(i)Subsection 10-8-14(2)(a)(i)Provision

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An entity must construct, maintain, and operate listed utility, transportation, and communications facilities.

construct, maintain, and operate waterworks, sewer collection, sewer treatment systems, gas works, electric light works, broadband services, telecommunications lines, cable television lines, public transportation systems, or communications service facilities;

Section 10-8-14(2)(a)(i)Verify source

§ 10-8-14(2)(a)(ii)Subsection 10-8-14(2)(a)(ii)Provision

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The provision authorizes others to construct, maintain, and operate the works or systems described in Subsection (2)(a)(i).

authorize the construction, maintenance, and operation of the works or systems described in Subsection (2)(a)(i) by others;

Section 10-8-14(2)(a)(ii)Verify source

§ 10-8-14(2)(a)(iii)Subsection 10-8-14(2)(a)(iii)Provision

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purchase or lease the works or systems described in Subsection (2)(a)(i) from any person or corporation; and

Section 10-8-14(2)(a)(iii)Verify source

§ 10-8-14(2)(a)(iv)Subsection 10-8-14(2)(a)(iv)Provision

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subject to Subsection (2)(b) , sell and deliver the surplus product or service capacity of any works or systems described in Subsection (2)(a)(i) , not required by the municipality or the municipality's inhabitants, to others beyond the

Section 10-8-14(2)(a)(iv)Verify source

§ 10-8-14(2)(b)Subsection 10-8-14(2)(b)Provision

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The sale and delivery of the surplus product or service capacity described in Subsection (2)(a)(iv) in relation to: retail electricity beyond the municipal boundary is governed by Subsections (3) through (7); broadband services, cable television services, or public telecommunications services is governed by Subsection (11) ; and water is governed by Sections 10-7-14 and 10-8-22 .

Section 10-8-14(2)(b)Verify source

§ 10-8-14(2)(b)(i)Subsection 10-8-14(2)(b)(i)Provision

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retail electricity beyond the municipal boundary is governed by Subsections (3) through (7);

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§ 10-8-14(2)(b)(ii)Subsection 10-8-14(2)(b)(ii)Provision

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broadband services, cable television services, or public telecommunications services is governed by Subsection (11) ; and

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§ 10-8-14(2)(b)(iii)Subsection 10-8-14(2)(b)(iii)Provision

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water is governed by Sections 10-7-14 and 10-8-22 .

Section 10-8-14(2)(b)(iii)Verify source

§ 10-8-14(3)Subsection 10-8-14(3)Provision

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If payment on certain construction contracts is retained or withheld, it must be handled and released under Section 13-8-5.

If any payment on a contract with a private person, firm, or corporation to construct waterworks, sewer collection, sewer treatment systems, gas works, electric works, broadband services, telecommunications lines, cable television lines, public transportation systems, or communications service facilities is retained or withheld, it shall be retained or withheld and released as provided in Section 13-8-5 .

Section 10-8-14(3)Verify source

§ 10-8-14(4)Subsection 10-8-14(4)Provision

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A municipality generally may not sell or deliver municipally produced or distributed electricity to retail customers outside its municipal boundary, with limited exceptions.

Except as provided in Subsection (4)(b) , (5) , or (9), a municipality may not sell or deliver the electricity produced or distributed by the municipality's electric works constructed, maintained, or operated in accordance with Subsection (2) to a retail customer located beyond the municipality's municipal boundary. A municipality that provided retail electric service to a customer beyond the municipality's municipal boundary on or before June 15, 2013, may continue to serve that customer if: on or before December 15, 2013, the municipality provided the electrical corporation, as defined in Section 54-2-1 , that is obligated by the municipality's certificate of public convenience and necessity to serve the customer with an accurate and complete verified written notice identifying each customer served by the municipality beyond the municipality's municipal boundary; no later than June 15, 2014, the municipality entered into a written filing agreement for the provision of electric service with the electrical corporation; and the Public Service Commission approved the written filing agreement in accordance with Section 54-4-40 .

Section 10-8-14(4)Verify source

§ 10-8-14(4)(a)Subsection 10-8-14(4)(a)Provision

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A municipality generally may not sell or deliver certain electricity to retail customers beyond the municipal boundary, subject to listed exceptions.

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§ 10-8-14(4)(b)Subsection 10-8-14(4)(b)Provision

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A municipality may keep serving a customer outside its boundary if it gave the required notice, signed a written filing agreement, and the Public Service Commission approved it.

A municipality that provided retail electric service to a customer beyond the municipality's municipal boundary on or before June 15, 2013, may continue to serve that customer if: on or before December 15, 2013, the municipality provided the electrical corporation, as defined in Section 54-2-1 , that is obligated by the municipality's certificate of public convenience and necessity to serve the customer with an accurate and complete verified written notice identifying each customer served by the municipality beyond the municipality's municipal boundary; no later than June 15, 2014, the municipality entered into a written filing agreement for the provision of electric service with the electrical corporation; and the Public Service Commission approved the written filing agreement in accordance with Section 54-4-40 .

Section 10-8-14(4)(b)Verify source

§ 10-8-14(4)(b)(i)Subsection 10-8-14(4)(b)(i)Provision

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The municipality must provide the electrical corporation a verified written notice identifying each customer it serves outside the municipality’s boundary.

on or before December 15, 2013, the municipality provided the electrical corporation, as defined in Section 54-2-1 , that is obligated by the municipality's certificate of public convenience and necessity to serve the customer with an accurate and complete verified written notice identifying each customer served by the municipality beyond the municipality's municipal boundary;

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§ 10-8-14(4)(b)(ii)Subsection 10-8-14(4)(b)(ii)Provision

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no later than June 15, 2014, the municipality entered into a written filing agreement for the provision of electric service with the electrical corporation; and

Section 10-8-14(4)(b)(ii)Verify source

§ 10-8-14(4)(b)(iii)Subsection 10-8-14(4)(b)(iii)Provision

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The Public Service Commission approved the written filing agreement under Section 54-4-40.

the Public Service Commission approved the written filing agreement in accordance with Section 54-4-40 .

Section 10-8-14(4)(b)(iii)Verify source

§ 10-8-14(5)Subsection 10-8-14(5)Provision

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A municipality may submit to the electrical corporation a request to provide electric service to an electric customer who is located outside the municipal boundary and who was not identified in accordance with Subsection (4)(b)(i) . If a municipality submits a request described in Subsection (5)(a) , the electrical corporation shall respond to the request within 60 days. If the electrical corporation agrees to allow the municipality to provide electric service to the customer: the electrical corporation and the municipality shall enter into a written agreement; the municipality shall agree in the written agreement to subsequently transfer service to the customer described in Subsection (5)(a) if the electrical corporation notifies, in writing, the municipality that the electrical corporation has installed a facility capable of providing electric service to the customer; and the municipality may provide the service if: except as provided in Subsection (5)(c)(iii)(B) , the Public Service Commission approves the agreement in accordance with Section 54-4-40 ; or for an electrical cooperative that meets the requirements of Subsection 54-7-12(7) , the governing board of the electrical cooperative approves the agreement. The municipality or the electrical corporation may terminate the agreement for the provision of electric service if the Public Service Commission imposes a condition authorized in Section 54-4-40 that is a material change to the agreement.

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§ 10-8-14(5)(a)Subsection 10-8-14(5)(a)Provision

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Section 10-8-14(5)(a)Verify source

§ 10-8-14(5)(b)Subsection 10-8-14(5)(b)Provision

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If a municipality makes a request under Subsection (5)(a), the electrical corporation must respond within 60 days.

If a municipality submits a request described in Subsection (5)(a) , the electrical corporation shall respond to the request within 60 days.

Section 10-8-14(5)(b)Verify source

§ 10-8-14(5)(c)Subsection 10-8-14(5)(c)Provision

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If the electrical corporation agrees to allow the municipality to provide electric service to the customer: the electrical corporation and the municipality shall enter into a written agreement; the municipality shall agree in the written agreement to subsequently transfer service to the customer described in Subsection (5)(a) if the electrical corporation notifies, in writing, the municipality that the electrical corporation has installed a facility capable of providing electric service to the customer; and the municipality may provide the service if: except as provided in Subsection (5)(c)(iii)(B) , the Public Service Commission approves the agreement in accordance with Section 54-4-40 ; or for an electrical cooperative that meets the requirements of Subsection 54-7-12(7) , the governing board of the electrical cooperative approves the agreement.

Section 10-8-14(5)(c)Verify source

§ 10-8-14(5)(c)(i)Subsection 10-8-14(5)(c)(i)Provision

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The electrical corporation and the municipality must enter into a written agreement.

the electrical corporation and the municipality shall enter into a written agreement;

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§ 10-8-14(5)(c)(ii)Subsection 10-8-14(5)(c)(ii)Provision

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The municipality must agree in the written agreement to later transfer service to the customer if the electrical corporation gives written notice that it has installed a facility able to provide electric service to that customer.

the municipality shall agree in the written agreement to subsequently transfer service to the customer described in Subsection (5)(a) if the electrical corporation notifies, in writing, the municipality that the electrical corporation has installed a facility capable of providing electric service to the customer; and

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§ 10-8-14(5)(c)(iii)Subsection 10-8-14(5)(c)(iii)Provision

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The municipality may provide the service if the agreement is approved by the Public Service Commission, or by the governing board of an electrical cooperative that meets the stated requirements.

the municipality may provide the service if: except as provided in Subsection (5)(c)(iii)(B) , the Public Service Commission approves the agreement in accordance with Section 54-4-40 ; or for an electrical cooperative that meets the requirements of Subsection 54-7-12(7) , the governing board of the electrical cooperative approves the agreement.

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§ 10-8-14(5)(c)(iii)(A)Subsection 10-8-14(5)(c)(iii)(A)Provision

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Except for Subsection (5)(c)(iii)(B), the Public Service Commission approves the agreement under Section 54-4-40.

except as provided in Subsection (5)(c)(iii)(B) , the Public Service Commission approves the agreement in accordance with Section 54-4-40 ; or

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§ 10-8-14(5)(c)(iii)(B)Subsection 10-8-14(5)(c)(iii)(B)Provision

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If an electrical cooperative meets Subsection 54-7-12(7), its governing board approves the agreement.

for an electrical cooperative that meets the requirements of Subsection 54-7-12(7) , the governing board of the electrical cooperative approves the agreement.

Section 10-8-14(5)(c)(iii)(B)Verify source

§ 10-8-14(5)(d)Subsection 10-8-14(5)(d)Provision

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The municipality or the electrical corporation may end the electric service agreement if the Public Service Commission imposes an authorized condition that materially changes the agreement.

The municipality or the electrical corporation may terminate the agreement for the provision of electric service if the Public Service Commission imposes a condition authorized in Section 54-4-40 that is a material change to the agreement.

Section 10-8-14(5)(d)Verify source

§ 10-8-14(6)Subsection 10-8-14(6)Provision

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If the transfer described in Subsection (5)(c)(ii) occurs, the municipality must transfer the electric service customer to the electrical corporation, the electrical corporation must provide electric service to that customer, and the municipality must transfer a facility as provided in Section 10-2-817.

If the municipality and electrical corporation make a transfer described in Subsection (5)(c)(ii) : the municipality shall transfer the electric service customer to the electrical corporation; and the electrical corporation shall provide electric service to the customer; and the municipality shall transfer a facility in accordance with and for the value as provided in Section 10-2-817 .

Section 10-8-14(6)Verify source

§ 10-8-14(6)(a)Subsection 10-8-14(6)(a)Provision

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The municipality must transfer the electric service customer to the electrical corporation, and the electrical corporation must provide electric service to the customer.

the municipality shall transfer the electric service customer to the electrical corporation; and the electrical corporation shall provide electric service to the customer; and

Section 10-8-14(6)(a)Verify source

§ 10-8-14(6)(a)(i)Subsection 10-8-14(6)(a)(i)Provision

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The municipality must transfer the electric service customer to the electrical corporation.

the municipality shall transfer the electric service customer to the electrical corporation; and

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§ 10-8-14(6)(a)(ii)Subsection 10-8-14(6)(a)(ii)Provision

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The electrical corporation must provide electric service to the customer.

the electrical corporation shall provide electric service to the customer; and

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§ 10-8-14(6)(b)Subsection 10-8-14(6)(b)Provision

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The municipality must transfer a facility under Section 10-2-817 and use the value provided there.

the municipality shall transfer a facility in accordance with and for the value as provided in Section 10-2-817 .

Section 10-8-14(6)(b)Verify source

§ 10-8-14(7)Subsection 10-8-14(7)Provision

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The municipality must set up a reasonable complaint-resolution mechanism for electric customers outside its boundary.

In accordance with Subsection (7)(b) , the municipality shall establish a reasonable mechanism for resolving potential future complaints by an electric customer located outside the municipality's municipal boundary. The mechanism shall require: that the rates and conditions of service for a customer outside the municipality's boundary are at least as favorable as the rates and conditions of service for a similarly situated customer within the municipality's boundary; and if the municipality provides a general rebate, refund, or other payment to a customer located within the municipality's boundary, that the municipality also provide the same general rebate, refund, or other payment to a similarly situated customer located outside the municipality's boundary.

Section 10-8-14(7)Verify source

§ 10-8-14(7)(a)Subsection 10-8-14(7)(a)Provision

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The municipality must establish a reasonable mechanism for resolving potential future complaints, subject to Subsection (7)(b).

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§ 10-8-14(7)(b)Subsection 10-8-14(7)(b)Provision

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A municipality must give outside-the-boundary customers service rates and conditions that are at least as favorable as those for similarly situated inside-boundary customers, and must extend any general rebate, refund, or other payment to similarly situated outside-boundary customers.

The mechanism shall require: that the rates and conditions of service for a customer outside the municipality's boundary are at least as favorable as the rates and conditions of service for a similarly situated customer within the municipality's boundary; and if the municipality provides a general rebate, refund, or other payment to a customer located within the municipality's boundary, that the municipality also provide the same general rebate, refund, or other payment to a similarly situated customer located outside the municipality's boundary.

Section 10-8-14(7)(b)Verify source

§ 10-8-14(7)(b)(i)Subsection 10-8-14(7)(b)(i)Provision

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that the rates and conditions of service for a customer outside the municipality's boundary are at least as favorable as the rates and conditions of service for a similarly situated customer within the municipality's boundary; and

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§ 10-8-14(7)(b)(ii)Subsection 10-8-14(7)(b)(ii)Provision

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If a municipality gives a general rebate, refund, or other payment to a customer inside its boundary, it must give the same payment to a similarly situated customer outside its boundary.

if the municipality provides a general rebate, refund, or other payment to a customer located within the municipality's boundary, that the municipality also provide the same general rebate, refund, or other payment to a similarly situated customer located outside the municipality's boundary.

Section 10-8-14(7)(b)(ii)Verify source

§ 10-8-14(8)Subsection 10-8-14(8)Provision

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If the municipality annexes the property where a customer is being served, it is relieved of any obligation to transfer the customer or the related facility.

The municipality is relieved of any obligation to transfer a customer described in Subsection (5)(a) or facility used to serve the customer in accordance with Subsection (5)(c)(ii) if the municipality annexes the property on which the customer is being served.

Section 10-8-14(8)Verify source

§ 10-8-14(9)Subsection 10-8-14(9)Provision

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A municipality may provide electric service outside its boundary to a facility it solely owns and operates for municipal service.

A municipality may provide electric service outside of the municipality's municipal boundary to a facility that is solely owned and operated by the municipality for municipal service. A municipality's provision of electric service to a facility that is solely owned and operated by the municipality does not expand the municipality's electric service area.

Section 10-8-14(9)Verify source

§ 10-8-14(9)(a)Subsection 10-8-14(9)(a)Provision

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A municipality may provide electric service outside its boundary to a facility it solely owns and operates for municipal service.

A municipality may provide electric service outside of the municipality's municipal boundary to a facility that is solely owned and operated by the municipality for municipal service.

Section 10-8-14(9)(a)Verify source

§ 10-8-14(9)(b)Subsection 10-8-14(9)(b)Provision

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A municipality's provision of electric service to a facility that is solely owned and operated by the municipality does not expand the municipality's electric service area.

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§ 10-8-14(10)Subsection 10-8-14(10)Provision

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This section does not change a municipality’s ability to make a wholesale electrical sales contract with another municipality for wholesale electricity.

Nothing in this section expands or diminishes the ability of a municipality to enter into a wholesale electrical sales contract with another municipality that serves electric customers to sell and deliver wholesale electricity to the other municipality.

Section 10-8-14(10)Verify source

§ 10-8-14(11)Subsection 10-8-14(11)Provision

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Municipal actions on broadband, public telecommunications, or cable television works or systems must comply with Chapter 18.

A municipality's actions under this section related to works or systems involving broadband services, public telecommunications services, or cable television services are subject to the requirements of Chapter 18, Municipal Cable Television and Communications Services Act.

Section 10-8-14(11)Verify source

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