Chapter 455 — Second, Third Class Charter City May Build, Buy Light Plant

455.01 Second, Third Class Charter City May Build, Buy Light Plant Lets charter cities build or buy electric power plants with a two-thirds council vote. 455.02 Repealed — formerly part of the municipal electric utility chapter. 455.03 Repealed — formerly part of the municipal electric utility chapter. 455.04 Repealed — formerly part of the municipal electric utility chapter. 455.05 Third Class Charter City May Build, Run Plant; Sell Power Lets third class charter cities build electric plants and sell power to residents. 455.06 Repealed — formerly part of the municipal electric utility chapter. 455.07 Repealed — formerly part of the municipal electric utility chapter. 455.08 Repealed — formerly part of the municipal electric utility chapter. 455.09 Repealed — formerly part of the municipal electric utility chapter. 455.10 Repealed — formerly part of the municipal electric utility chapter. 455.11 Repealed — formerly part of the municipal electric utility chapter. 455.12 Repealed — formerly part of the municipal electric utility chapter. 455.13 Purchase of Electricity Lets charter cities that own electric plants buy electricity from outside sources. 455.14 Obligation Not Indebtedness Says electricity purchase contracts do not count as city debt under debt limits. 455.15 Repealed — formerly part of the municipal electric utility chapter. 455.16 Repealed — formerly part of the municipal electric utility chapter. 455.17 Repealed — formerly part of the municipal electric utility chapter. 455.18 Repealed — formerly part of the municipal electric utility chapter. 455.19 Repealed — formerly part of the municipal electric utility chapter. 455.20 Repealed — formerly part of the municipal electric utility chapter. 455.21 Repealed — formerly part of the municipal electric utility chapter. 455.22 Repealed — formerly part of the municipal electric utility chapter. 455.23 Fourth Class City May Hook up to Outside Power; Set Rates Lets fourth class charter cities set up electric lines, connect to outside plants, and set rates. 455.24 Submission to Voters Requires voter approval before a city can spend money on an electric power system. 455.25 Bond Issue Lets cities issue bonds to pay for building an electric power system. 455.26 Extension of Electric Lines Lets fourth class charter cities extend electric lines up to three miles into nearby towns. 455.27 Powers of Council Gives city councils power to make contracts for extending electric service to nearby towns. 455.28 Use of Streets; Contracts Lets a city receiving extended electric lines grant use of its streets for power equipment. 455.29 Municipalities May Extend Electric Service Lets cities sell electricity to customers up to 30 miles away with voter approval. 455.30 Not to Extend Into Other Municipalities Bars cities from extending electric lines into another city without that city council consent. 455.31 Disposal of Electrical Energy to Private Consumers Lets first class cities sell surplus electricity from their power plants to private users. 455.32 Fourth Class City May Sell Extra Power; Conditions Lets fourth class charter cities sell surplus electricity to people outside city limits. 455.33 Repealed — formerly part of the municipal electric utility chapter.