Minnesota SF5243 amends utility relocation procedures for state transportation projects.
Minnesota SF5243 amends state statutes to streamline the reimbursement process for utility facility relocations necessitated by state transportation projects. The bill allows the commissioner to directly pay contractors for relocation costs without requiring utilities to first pay and seek reimbursement. It also mandates that utility owners or operators submit relocation plans within 120 days of a written request from the commissioner. The commissioner must then review and approve or deny the permit within 30 days.
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