North Dakota § 40-33-13 Municipality may sell surplus electricity or water outside of municipal limits

North Dakota Statutes

§ 40-33-13 — Municipality may sell surplus electricity or water outside of municipal limits

North Dakota·Title 40 Municipal Government·Ch. 40-33 Municipal Utilities

Whenever the governing body shall deem it advisable, a municipality owning and operating
its own electric lighting system or waterworks may enter into contracts with persons,
corporations, or limited liability companies maintaining manufacturing plants, residences, or
other buildings outside of the municipal limits, to furnish such plants or buildings with electricity
or water if it can be furnished from the surplus remaining after supplying the needs of the
municipality and its inhabitants.

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Whenever the governing body shall deem it advisable, a municipality owning and operating
its own electric lighting system or waterworks may enter into contracts with persons,
corporations, or limited liability companies maintaining manufacturing plants, residences, or
other buildings outside of the municipal limits, to furnish such plants or buildings with electricity
or water if it can be furnished from the surplus remaining after supplying the needs of the
municipality and its inhabitants.

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