§ 10206 Utility Attachment Permissions
This law lets a city or county let a specific group or person attach water or gas lines to a new public project, but only after deciding the public really needs it and that group can do it best.
A town builds a new street and decides it should also carry water pipes. The town decides the local water company is the best choice, so it gives the company permission to hook its pipes onto the street project and to supply water to the houses that helped pay for the street.
Because the town first found that water was needed and that the water company could do the job most easily, the law allows the town to give the company the right to attach its lines and provide water to the paying homes.
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§ 10206 Utility Attachment Permissions
Last verified: January 11, 2026