Utah § 54-13-3 - Rules.

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§ 54-13-3. Rules.

Effective 5/12/2015
54-13-3.  Rules.
     The commission shall adopt and enforce rules pursuant to Section 54-13-2 including rules which:
(1) incorporate the safety standards established under the federal Natural Gas Pipeline Safety Act that are applicable to intrastate pipeline transportation; and
(2) require persons engaged in intrastate pipeline transportation to:
(a) maintain records and to submit reports and information to the commission to enable the commission to determine whether the person is acting in compliance with this chapter or rules adopted under this chapter; and
(b) maintain a plan for inspection and maintenance of each pipeline facility that is available to the commission upon commission request.


Amended by Chapter 102, 2015 General Session

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