Relating to connection of utilities by certain entities in certain subdivisions formerly located in a municipality's extraterritorial jurisdiction.

SB 1566 allows certain utility providers (like water or electricity companies) to connect services to land in specific subdivisions without needing a special certificate, if the land meets one of four conditions: it has an approved development plan, was first connected before September 1, 1987 (or 1989 for some providers), or was removed from a city's jurisdiction before September 1, 2025. This primarily affects existing utility providers and landowners in areas that were once outside city boundaries but are now part of a municipality's extraterritorial jurisdiction. The bill removes a requirement for utility providers to hold a certificate of convenience and necessity for these specific historical cases. It does not change rules for new developments or general utility connections.