New Mexico § 3-24-3 Electric utility; municipality serving a governmental agency

New Mexico Statutes

§ 3-24-3 — Electric utility; municipality serving a governmental agency

New Mexico·Ch. 3 Municipalities·Art. 24 Electric Utility

Any municipality maintaining electric transmission lines more than five miles beyond the municipal boundary for the purpose of supplying electricity to the United States government, the state of New Mexico or any department or agency of these governments may: A. acquire, by purchase, gift or other conveyance, any public utility system using such transmission line in providing service; and B. acquire, construct, operate and maintain any electric utility system served by and contiguous to such transmission line, in conformity with:

(1)any franchise possessed by the public utility; or (2) the consent and franchise from the governmental authority controlling the area to be served by the electric utility.

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Any municipality maintaining electric transmission lines more than five miles beyond the municipal boundary for the purpose of supplying electricity to the United States government, the state of New Mexico or any department or agency of these governments may: A. acquire, by purchase, gift or other conveyance, any public utility system using such transmission line in providing service; and B. acquire, construct, operate and maintain any electric utility system served by and contiguous to such transmission line, in conformity with: (1) any franchise possessed by the public utility; or (2) the consent and franchise from the governmental authority controlling the area to be served by the electric utility.

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