§ 10303 Municipal Energy Facility Acquisition Vote
If a city that hasn't been selling electricity or gas wants to borrow money (like using certificates of participation) to buy a power or gas system so it can start selling to people, it must hold a public vote.
A town that never had its own electric company decides to buy a nearby power plant using a certificate of participation.
Before the town can use that borrowing tool to buy the plant, the town must let the people who will get electricity from the plant vote on the purchase.
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§ 10303 Municipal Energy Facility Acquisition Vote
Last verified: January 11, 2026