Idaho Code
Chapter 3 - DUTIES OF PUBLIC UTILITIES
Section 61-333B - MUNICIPAL CORPORATION RESTRICTED IN SERVING NEW AREA PREVIOUSLY SERVED BY UTILITY OR COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION — VOLUNTARY AGREEMENTS — ELECTION — APPEALS.

61-333B. MUNICIPAL CORPORATION RESTRICTED IN SERVING NEW AREA PREVIOUSLY SERVED BY UTILITY OR COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION — VOLUNTARY AGREEMENTS — ELECTION — APPEALS. In the event the annexing municipality has been furnishing electric service to its residents at the time of such annexation, or thereafter commences the furnishing of such service to its residents, nothing in this chapter shall prevent such municipality from extending its service to the annexed or incorporated area, upon the payment of just compensation, as defined in section 7-711, Idaho Code, to such public utility or cooperative serving such area prior to annexation, for any property, real or personal, including damages to the remainder of the system, if any, of such cooperative or public utility, used in distribution, transmission or supply of electrical energy to such area prior to annexation. As used herein, just compensation shall include consideration of new installations necessarily made between the time of annexation or incorporation and final settlement.
Provided, however, in case the annexed area was previously served by a cooperative association, no extension shall be made by the municipal corporation, except upon the following conditions:
1. Until the terms and conditions of such extension, including just compensation therefor, have been finally determined by voluntary agreement between the annexing municipality and the servicing cooperative association, or
2. In the event that such voluntary agreement cannot be made within ninety (90) days of the date of incorporation or annexation of such territory served by such cooperative association, then the municipal corporation may, if so determined by unanimous vote of its governing body, submit to the qualified electors of such municipality upon a special ballot to be voted upon at the next regular election of such municipality, the question "Shall portions of the …. of …., Idaho which have heretofore been served electrical energy by …. become a part of the electrical system of the …. of …., Idaho. Said areas are generally known and described as follows: (Insert description)."
A majority of the votes cast on said special ballot must be in favor of the proposition in order to approve the transaction on the part of the municipal corporation. Further, the cooperative association shall submit either by mail or at an annual or special meeting to its members, at the same time of the municipal election above mentioned, the question of whether or not the board of such cooperative association be authorized to sell to the municipality upon payment of just compensation, to be agreed upon, or if agreement be not reached, upon compensation determined as provided hereinafter. A majority of the votes cast must be in favor of the proposition in order to approve the transaction on the part of the cooperative association. At least 15 days before the vote by the members of the cooperative association, the association shall submit to the municipality a list of members eligible to vote and the municipality is hereby authorized to submit to said members a written statement of the reasons for the transfer to electric service by the municipality.
If agreement cannot be reached upon the amount of just compensation, the matter shall be submitted to the district court of the county wherein the municipality is located pursuant to procedures of title 10, chapter 12, Idaho Code, for this purpose of fixing and determining the amount of just compensation as hereinbefore defined.
The court may appoint not more than two (2) experts to advise the court, and the costs of the action, including fees of such experts, shall be taxed equally to the parties.
Either party may appeal from the decision of the court in the same manner that other appeals are taken therefrom. No transfer of facilities shall be made until the amount of compensation has been finally determined and paid.

History:
[61-333B, added 1963, ch. 269, sec. 3, p. 685.]

Structure Idaho Code

Idaho Code

Title 61 - PUBLIC UTILITY REGULATION

Chapter 3 - DUTIES OF PUBLIC UTILITIES

Section 61-301 - CHARGES JUST AND REASONABLE.

Section 61-302 - MAINTENANCE OF ADEQUATE SERVICE.

Section 61-303 - RULES AND REGULATIONS JUST AND REASONABLE.

Section 61-304 - SCHEDULES OF COMMON CARRIERS — CONTENTS — POSTING — FORM.

Section 61-305 - SCHEDULES OF OTHERS THAN COMMON CARRIERS.

Section 61-306 - SCHEDULES — CHANGE IN FORM.

Section 61-307 - SCHEDULES — CHANGE IN RATE AND SERVICE.

Section 61-308 - SCHEDULES — JOINT RATES.

Section 61-309 - SCHEDULES — FILING BY COMMON CARRIERS A PRECEDENT TO DO BUSINESS.

Section 61-310 - ONLY SCHEDULE RATES TO BE CHARGED.

Section 61-311 - PASSES — RESTRICTED TO CERTAIN PERSONS.

Section 61-312 - PROPERTY HANDLED FREE — REDUCED RATES FOR DEPENDENTS.

Section 61-313 - SCHEDULE CHARGES ONLY PERMITTED.

Section 61-314 - SCHEDULE OF RATES WITHIN AND WITHOUT STATE.

Section 61-315 - DISCRIMINATION AND PREFERENCE PROHIBITED.

Section 61-315A - CERTAIN INVERTED RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICAL RATE STRUCTURES PROHIBITED — EXPIRATION.

Section 61-316 - PROFITS.

Section 61-317 - SLIDING SCALE OF CHARGES — AUTOMATIC ADJUSTMENT.

Section 61-318 - INTERCHANGE OF TRAFFIC — DUTY OF ESTABLISHING JOINT RATES.

Section 61-319 - INTERCHANGE OF TELEPHONE MESSAGES.

Section 61-320 - FALSE BILLING — TRANSPORTATION AT LESS THAN SCHEDULED RATES PROHIBITED.

Section 61-321 - FALSE CLAIM FOR DAMAGES.

Section 61-322 - LONG AND SHORT HAUL.

Section 61-323 - TELEPHONE COMPANIES — LONG AND SHORT DISTANCE SERVICE.

Section 61-324 - RAILROADS — SWITCH CONNECTION.

Section 61-325 - RAILROADS — SPURS.

Section 61-326 - STREET AND INTERURBAN RAILROADS — FARES — TRANSFERS.

Section 61-327 - ELECTRIC UTILITY PROPERTY — ACQUISITION BY CERTAIN PUBLIC AGENCIES PROHIBITED.

Section 61-328 - ELECTRIC UTILITIES — SALE OF PROPERTY TO BE APPROVED BY COMMISSION.

Section 61-329 - UNLAWFUL TRANSFER OR ACQUISITION — ESCHEAT.

Section 61-330 - EVASIONS OF ACT — CONCLUSIVE PRESUMPTIONS.

Section 61-331 - VIOLATION OF ACT — CRIMINAL PENALTY.

Section 61-332 - PURPOSE OF ELECTRIC SUPPLIER STABILIZATION ACT.

Section 61-332A - DEFINITIONS FOR ELECTRIC SUPPLIER STABILIZATION ACT.

Section 61-332B - ELECTRIC SUPPLIER PROHIBITED FROM SERVING CONSUMERS OR FORMER CONSUMERS OF ANOTHER ELECTRIC SUPPLIER.

Section 61-332C - PROVISIONS FOR SELECTING ELECTRIC SUPPLIER FOR NEW ELECTRIC SERVICE ENTRANCES.

Section 61-332D - WHEELING SERVICES.

Section 61-333 - AUTHORIZING CONTRACTS AMONG ELECTRIC SUPPLIERS TO RESOLVE TERRITORIES, CONSUMERS AND TO TRANSFER FACILITIES.

Section 61-333A - INCREASED AREA — EXTENSION OF SERVICE PERMITTED.

Section 61-333B - MUNICIPAL CORPORATION RESTRICTED IN SERVING NEW AREA PREVIOUSLY SERVED BY UTILITY OR COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION — VOLUNTARY AGREEMENTS — ELECTION — APPEALS.

Section 61-333C - NONMUNICIPAL SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS PROHIBITED FROM EXTENDING SERVICE.

Section 61-334 - SPECIAL RULES OF INTERPRETATION.

Section 61-334A - REMEDIES FOR VIOLATION OF THIS ACT.

Section 61-334B - COMMISSION SUPERVISION AND AUTHORITY.

Section 61-334C - ELECTRIC SUPPLIER IMMUNITY.

Section 61-336 - ADDITIONAL AUTHORITIES OF ELECTRICAL OR NATURAL GAS CORPORATIONS.

Section 61-337 - FISH AND WILDLIFE MITIGATION INFORMATION.