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System Development Fees are the New Impact Fees

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Municipalities (and Counties) Not Authorized to Charge Certain Impact (aka Capacity, System Development) Fees

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Providing Utility Services Outside Territorial Boundaries: Recent Developments

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Water and Sewer District’s Impact Fee Powers

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Federal Agency Utility Customers and the Prompt Payment Act

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Verifying A Utility Applicant’s Identification

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Legislative Transfer of Asheville Water System Is Constitutional

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Legislature Limits Government Water Utilities’ Authority to Mandate Connections

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Local Government Impact Fee Authority for Public Enterprises Revisited

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Local Government Utilities and the Equal Credit Opportunity Act—Part I: Notice Requirements

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Transferring Money from an Enterprise Fund: Authority, Limitations, and Consequences

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Expanded Solid Waste Fee Authority for Counties? Probably Not

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Do North Carolina Local Governments Have Authority to Assess Impact Fees for Water and Sewer Public Enterprises?

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Water and Sewer Availability Fees

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Water and Sewer Extensions “At No Cost” – Analyzing the New Annexation Law

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New Municipal Broadband Limitations

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Disconnecting Utility Services for Non-Utility Fee (and Tax) Delinquencies

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Does the Red Flags Rule (Still) Apply to Local Government Utilities?

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Discontinuing Utility Services when Customer Files for Bankruptcy

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Funding Solid Waste Services

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Utility Bill Postcards

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(Electronic) Notice of Subdivision Construction Development Fees Revisited

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Federal Red Flags Rule Enforcement Delayed Again

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Who’s Responsible for the Utility Bill?: Collection Remedies for Non-Payment by Tenant

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Disclosing Utility Customer Billing Information

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Assessing Surcharges on Credit Card Payments

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Local Governments, Public Authorities, and the Red Flags Rule: Does it Apply?

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New Electronic Notice of Imposition or Increase in Fees Applicable to Construction of Development: Part II

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New Electronic Notice of Imposition or Increase in Fees Applicable to Construction of Development: Part I

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Utility Rate Discounts – Can a local government cut its utility customers a break?

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New Utility Debt Collection Restrictions Actually Expand Collection Authority