Alabama § 10A-21-2.15 Contracting with Local Authorities on Use of Public Roads and Places by Internal Improvement and Public Utility Corporations

Alabama Statutes

§ 10A-21-2.15 — Contracting with Local Authorities on Use of Public Roads and Places by Internal Improvement and Public Utility Corporations

Alabama § 10A-21-2.15

Title 10AAlabama Business and Nonprofit Entities Code

Ch. 21Certain Powers, Rights, and Duties of Corporations

Art. 2Corporate Powers of Eminent Domain

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Ala. Code § 10A-21-2.15 (2026).

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Street railway, gas, electric, and water companies and all other corporations, except railroads, formed for the purpose of constructing, operating, or maintaining any works of internal improvement or public utility in any county or municipal corporation may contract with the authorities of the county or municipal corporation in reference to the use of the streets, public roads, and other public places therein the manner of constructing and operating their lines or works, the public service they are to render, and the compensation they are to receive for the carriage of persons and property, for water, gas, electric light and power, or for any other commodity to be supplied or service rendered to the county or municipal corporation and the inhabitants thereof, which contract may be altered 

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Street railway, gas, electric, and water companies and all other corporations, except railroads, formed for the purpose of constructing, operating, or maintaining any works of internal improvement or public utility in any county or municipal corporation may contract with the authorities of the county or municipal corporation in reference to the use of the streets, public roads, and other public places therein the manner of constructing and operating their lines or works, the public service they are to render, and the compensation they are to receive for the carriage of persons and property, for water, gas, electric light and power, or for any other commodity to be supplied or service rendered to the county or municipal corporation and the inhabitants thereof, which contract may be altered by mutual consent; but nothing in this section shall prevent any cities or towns from regulating, from time to time, the use of the streets and public places or requiring a change in the construction of the lines and works of the corporations, if necessary, whenever the public good or convenience requires.