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Code · North Carolina · Chapter 160A — Cities and Towns

§ 160A-662. Territorial jurisdiction and service area of district.

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§ 160A-662. Territorial jurisdiction and service area of district.
(a)A district may be created for one or more entire counties that are totally unserved with natural gas and in which a specific natural gas project has not been approved by the Utilities Commission at the time of creation of the district. A letter from the Utilities Commission to this effect shall conclusively establish that the area is totally unserved and that a project has not been approved. This area is the territorial jurisdiction and the service area of the district.
(b)The creation of a district does not confer on the district the exclusive right to provide natural gas service in that territorial jurisdiction. (1997-426, s. 2.)
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