Whenever a certificate of public convenience and necessity has been issued to a gas distribution system and a controversy arises as to whether an extension of service should or should not be made within the territory included in the certificate, the commission shall have jurisdiction to determine whether or not such extension shall be made and, if so, upon what terms. In making this determination, the commission shall consider the economic feasibility of that particular extension and the supply of gas available therefor. This Code section shall not apply to extensions of gas distribution systems by municipalities and counties of this state.
History. Ga. L. 1956, p. 104, § 13.
Structure Georgia Code
Title 46 - Public Utilities and Public Transportation
Chapter 4 - Distribution, Storage, and Sale of Gas
Article 2 - Intrastate Pipelines and Distribution Systems
§ 46-4-23. Power of Commission to Issue or Deny Certificate
§ 46-4-25. Factors to Be Considered by Commission in Granting Certificates
§ 46-4-28. Suspension, Revocation, Alteration, or Amendment of Certificates by Commission
§ 46-4-29. Transfer and Hypothecation of Certificates
§ 46-4-31. Adoption by Commission of Rules and Orders to Enforce Article
§ 46-4-32. Applicability of Article to Liquefied Petroleum Gas Sold in Liquid Form Under Pressure
§ 46-4-33. Applicability of Certificate Requirements Under Article Generally