Nebraska § 71-7703 Certificate of public advantage; governing cooperative agreement; application

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§ 71-7703 — Certificate of public advantage; governing cooperative agreement; application

Nebraska § 71-7703

Ch. 71Public Health and Welfare

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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 71-7703 (2026).

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Parties to a cooperative agreement may apply to the department for a certificate of public advantage governing the cooperative agreement. The application shall include an executed letter of intent signed by the parties indicating the parties' intent to proceed with a cooperative agreement if the department issues a certificate of public advantage and shall also include a narrative description of the proposed agreement, the nature and scope of the cooperation in the proposed agreement, and any consideration passing to any party under the proposed agreement. A copy of the application and copies of all additional related materials shall be submitted to the Attorney General and to the department at the same time.

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Parties to a cooperative agreement may apply to the department for a certificate of public advantage governing the cooperative agreement. The application shall include an executed letter of intent signed by the parties indicating the parties' intent to proceed with a cooperative agreement if the department issues a certificate of public advantage and shall also include a narrative description of the proposed agreement, the nature and scope of the cooperation in the proposed agreement, and any consideration passing to any party under the proposed agreement. A copy of the application and copies of all additional related materials shall be submitted to the Attorney General and to the department at the same time.