Tennessee Statutes
§ 65-34-103 — Non-consumer owned electric systems - Expansion limits
Tennessee·Title 65
No non-consumer owned electric system may construct, acquire, or maintain facilities, lines, poles, or other equipment used or useful for the distribution or sale of electricity outside its current geographic territory, nor may any non-consumer owned electric system provide, by sale or otherwise, electricity to any parcel of land located outside its current geographic territory. Should a non-consumer owned electric system enter into an agreement authorized by § 65-34-108 , the current geographic territory of that non-consumer owned electric system and the current geographic territory of the municipal electric system or electric and community service cooperative system, which is a party to the agreement, shall be modified as provided in that agreement; provided, that nothing in this chapter
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Related
City of South Fulton v. Huckman-Fulton Counties Rural Electric Cooperative Corp.
976 S.W.2d 86 (Tennessee Supreme Court, 1998)
Pickwick Electric Cooperative v. Alcorn County Electric Power Assication (sic)
(Court of Appeals of Tennessee, 2004)
Legislative History
Acts 1989, ch. 230, § 3.
Nearby Sections
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§ 65-1-102
Commissioners - Prohibited activities§ 65-1-103
Meetings§ 65-1-104
Quorum - Chair and vice chair - Panels§ 65-1-105
Compensation - Expenses§ 65-1-107
§ 65-1-107§ 65-1-108
Office - Furniture and supplies§ 65-1-109
Executive director§ 65-1-110
Minutes and official documents§ 65-1-111
Report to general assembly§ 65-1-112
Copies of records§ 65-1-113
Enforcement - Duties of commission