North Carolina § 160A-479 - 2. Jurisdiction of the authority.

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§ 160A-479. 2. Jurisdiction of the authority.

The territorial jurisdiction of any authority created pursuant to this Part shall be coterminous with the boundaries of the respective units of local government creating and participating in the authority. The jurisdiction of any authority created pursuant to this Part shall include any and all currently existing public sports facilities operating within its territorial jurisdiction to the extent that any person or governmental entity owning or controlling such facilities has reached mutual and written agreement with an authority for the operation and maintenance of such facilities by the authority. The jurisdiction of an authority shall also include any and all new public sports facilities within the regional authority's territorial jurisdiction developed specifically for operation and maintenance by an authority with the agreement of an authority. History (1989, c. 780, s. 1.) Legal Periodicals. - For note, "If At First You Don't Succeed: Constitutional Challenges to Second Execution Attempts,” see 53 Wake Forest L. Rev. 211 (2018).

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