§ 162A-20 – Title.
162A-20. Title. This Article shall be known and may be cited as the "Regional Water Supply Planning Act of 1971." (1971, c. 892, s. 1.)
§ 162A-21 – Preamble.
162A-21. Preamble. The Legislative Research Commission was directed by Senate Resolution 875 of the 1969 General Assembly to study and report to the 1971 General Assembly on the need for legislation "concerning local and regional water supplies (including sources of water, and organization and administration of water systems)." Pursuant to said Resolution a report was […]
§ 162A-22 – Definition of regional water supply system.
162A-22. Definition of regional water supply system. For the purposes of this Article "a regional water supply system" is defined as a public water supply system of a municipality, county, sanitary district, or other political subdivision of the State, or combination thereof, which provides, is intended to provide, or is capable of providing an adequate […]
§ 162A-23 – State role and functions relating to local and regional water supply planning.
162A-23. State role and functions relating to local and regional water supply planning. (a) It should be the role of State government to provide a framework for comprehensive planning of regional water supply systems, and for the orderly coordination of local actions relating to water supply, so as to make possible the most efficient use […]
§ 162A-24 – Regional Water Supply Planning Revolving Fund established; conditions and procedures.
162A-24. Regional Water Supply Planning Revolving Fund established; conditions and procedures. (a) There is established under the control and direction of the Department of Administration a Regional Water Supply Planning Revolving Fund, to consist of any moneys that may be appropriated for use through the fund by the General Assembly or that may be made […]
§ 162A-25 – Construction of Article.
162A-25. Construction of Article. This Article shall be construed as providing supplemental authority in addition to the powers of the Department of Environmental Quality under Chapter 130A and Articles 21 and 38 of Chapter 143 of the General Statutes, the powers of the North Carolina Utilities Commission under Chapter 62 of the General Statutes, and […]