California · Public Utilities Code - PUC

PUC §15958: If only one unit of unincorporated territory is contained in the district, it may be designated as “the unincorporated territorial unit.

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This statute allows a single unincorporated territorial unit within a district to be officially designated with that specific name.

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If only one unit of unincorporated territory is contained in the district, it may be designated as “the unincorporated territorial unit.”

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