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2009 Connecticut Code
Title 16 Public Service Companies
Chapter 284 Department Of Public Utility Control: Natural Gas Pipelines
Sec. 16-268. Duties of corporation.
Sec. 16-268. Duties of corporation. Any such pipeline shall be laid at least twenty-four inches below the surface of the soil and the soil above such pipelines shall be graded
to the level of the adjacent land and left in good working condition unless otherwise
agreed to between such corporation and the owner or owners of such property. Such
corporation shall pay any damages for growing crops caused by the construction, operation, maintenance, repair or reconstruction of any such pipeline. In the construction,
maintenance, repair and reconstruction of any such pipeline, driveways, drains, water
pipes and other service pipes or wires located on any land on which such pipeline is
constructed shall be left in as good condition as they were prior to such construction,
maintenance, repair or reconstruction, except when otherwise agreed to between such
corporation and the owner or owners of such property. No driveway or right-of-way over
the land on which any such pipeline is located shall, except during such construction,
maintenance, repair or reconstruction of such pipeline, be closed for passage except by
agreement between such corporation and the owner or owners of such property or such
right-of-way. Any building erected by any such corporation shall conform in its method
of construction with the building laws or regulations in force and effect in the location
in which the same is erected, and the exterior design of any such building shall conform
to the extent that is possible with the general architectural standards of buildings in the
locality in which such building is erected.(March, 1950, S. 2622d.)
Cited. 138 C. 370. Act held constitutional. Taking of a temporary interest in land is authorized. Id., 582. Depreciation in value due to failure to leave premises in as good condition as they were in prior to construction is proper element of damages in condemnation proceeding. 144 C. 509. See note to section 16-267.
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