In Re Lake Sadawga Dam
Supreme Court of Vermont
1Opinion of the CourtHulburd, C. J.
In 1947 the legislature brought into being the Vermont State Water Conservation Board. In setting up this body, the creating statute expressly provided that its authority "should not infringe upon the powers and duties of * * * * the public service commission respecting water used for the development of hydroelectric power.” Sec. 5 of No. 83 of the Acts of 1947. The succeeding legislature by No. 223 of the Acts of 1949 further apportioned powers between the public service commission and the water conservation board, this time with respect to dams. Just where the line was drawn between the two…
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