Minnesota HF1073 regulates the abandonment of pipelines, requiring plans and landowner consultation.
Minnesota HF1073 establishes rules for the abandonment of pipelines within the state. It mandates that pipeline owners submit an abandonment plan to the commissioner of public safety for approval before ceasing operations. The plan must include details such as the pipeline's history, a schedule for abandonment, maps, descriptions of facilities, and land restoration activities. Landowners can request the removal of abandoned pipelines and other infrastructure, while pipeline owners remain responsible for environmental cleanup and remediation costs.
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