Minnesota § 451.10 DISTRICT HEATING SYSTEM

Minnesota Statutes

§ 451.10 — DISTRICT HEATING SYSTEM

Minnesota § 451.10

PartLOCAL PUBLIC UTILITIES, ENTERPRISES

Ch. 451UTILITY FRANCHISES, PERMITS, RIGHTS

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Minn. Stat. § 451.10 (2026).

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Subdivision 1.Application. Sections451.10to451.17apply to a city that:

(1)owns and operates a district heating system either directly by the city council or by a utility board or utility commission of the city; and

(2)has taken action under law or charter to discontinue the operation of the district heating system in whole or in part. Subd. 2.Supersedes other law. Sections451.10to451.17apply to the cities described in subdivision 1 notwithstanding a contrary provision in a city charter or in any other law including section451.09. Subd. 3.Supplemental to other law. The powers granted by sections451.10to451.17are supplemental and additional to other powers granted by law or charter.

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Subdivision 1.Application.
Sections451.10to451.17apply to a city that:
(1) owns and operates a district heating system either directly by the city council or by a utility board or utility commission of the city; and
(2) has taken action under law or charter to discontinue the operation of the district heating system in whole or in part.

Subd. 2.Supersedes other law.
Sections451.10to451.17apply to the cities described in subdivision 1 notwithstanding a contrary provision in a city charter or in any other law including section451.09.

Subd. 3.Supplemental to other law.
The powers granted by sections451.10to451.17are supplemental and additional to other powers granted by law or charter.