Creates new provisions relating to public water supply districts
Second read and referred: Commerce, Consumer Protection, Energy and the Environment(S)
Summary
HB 1917 would allow owners of at least half of a tract of land that does not receive water service to ask a circuit court to detach that land from a public water supply district, but only if no voters live there, no district water lines or facilities are on the land, the district has no outstanding general obligation bonds, and the county meets specific criteria. The bill outlines a step‑by‑step process for filing the petition, obtaining certifications, holding a public hearing, and obtaining a court order. The measure did not pass and is considered failed.
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