The city of city of burley electric is an electrical utility in Burley, Idaho. It provides residential, commercial and industrial electricity for a large area of the state. Its utility services are delivered through a network of overhead and underground lines. Its service areas are divided into three distinct zones: rural, urban and ag. The company’s billing cycle is monthly with a due date of the 10th of each month. A fee is assessed for late payment. A disconnection notice will be issued for nonpayment of a bill within 20 days after the due date. A life-threatening medical condition, small children in the home or financial hardship do not relieve a customer of the obligation to pay.

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The Burley Power Distribution Station, located on Parke Avenue in Burley, is significant for its role in promoting agricultural development and the market for electric power in southern Idaho during the early twentieth century. The structure was built in 1913 and increased in size with a 1921 addition. While the transmission-related interior components evolved technologically over time, the exterior of the building and its architectural style remained consistent throughout.

Unity Light Power Company and Rural Electric Cooperative Association, both of Idaho, are separate nonprofit cooperative associations engaged in the distribution of electrical energy to their members. For several years prior to the present litigation both appellants have served consumers in rural areas contiguous to respondent City of Burley. Upon annexation of the area in which they have been doing business, respondent City demanded that Unity remove its power poles, lines and franchises and that it cease serving new customers within the annexed area.