Loading chat...
FL H0733
Bill
Status
5/3/2013
Primary Sponsor
Charles Van Zant
Click for details
AI Summary
-
Counties may not furnish utility facilities to property already receiving like services from a municipality without express consent of the municipality and approval from a referendum or mail survey showing majority preference for county service.
-
Municipalities may not extend corporate powers outside their limits or into unincorporated county areas without consent of the county board of commissioners.
-
Municipalities supplying electricity or gas outside their incorporated limits, including to other municipalities or unincorporated areas, are classified as "public utilities" subject to Florida Public Service Commission jurisdiction.
-
Municipalities selling water or wastewater services outside their incorporated limits, including to other municipalities or unincorporated areas, are subject to Public Service Commission regulation.
-
The act takes effect July 1, 2013.
Legislative Description
Government-Owned Utilities
Last Action
Died in Energy and Utilities Subcommittee
5/3/2013