Public Benefits And Private Rights : Countervailing Principles of Eminent Domain : House Joint Resolution No. 34 2000 Vol 3
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In the event that the investigating team proves there was damage to the pipe as a result of negligence on the part of a third party, such as a landowner, charges can be made against the third party.
Crude Oil & Petroleum Product Pipelines in Montana Page 3 EQC Eminent Domain Study -173- Crude Oil and Petroleum Products Pipeline Construction How Long Does it Take to Obtain Permission to Build a Pipeline in Montana ?
Governmental permitting and the MEPA - environmental review - process, as well a...s right-of- way acquisition, typically begin at least 2 years prior to construction. The MEPA process takes at least 1 year, and may take up to 5 years, depending upon the identified issues and alternatives.
Are Pipeline Construction Standards Different for Private Lands than for Government Lands?
No. Pipelines are constructed according to strict standards regulated by the U.S. Department of Transportation Office of Pipeline Safety. The construction standards apply equally to all portions of the pipeline, regardless of whether it traverses public land or private land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the event that the investigating team proves there was damage to the pipe as a result of negligence on the part of a third party, such as a landowner, charges can be made against the third party.
Crude Oil & Petroleum Product Pipelines in Montana Page 3 EQC Eminent Domain Study -173- Crude Oil and Petroleum Products Pipeline Construction How Long Does it Take to Obtain Permission to Build a Pipeline in Montana ?
Governmental permitting and the MEPA - environmental review - process, as well a...s right-of- way acquisition, typically begin at least 2 years prior to construction. The MEPA process takes at least 1 year, and may take up to 5 years, depending upon the identified issues and alternatives.
Are Pipeline Construction Standards Different for Private Lands than for Government Lands?
No. Pipelines are constructed according to strict standards regulated by the U.S. Department of Transportation Office of Pipeline Safety. The construction standards apply equally to all portions of the pipeline, regardless of whether it traverses public land or private land.
What to read after Public Benefits And Private Rights : Countervailing Principles of Eminent Domain : House Joint Resolution No. 34 2000 Vol 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana Environmental Quality Council. Eminent Domain Subcommittee to read onlineMoreLess
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