Vermont § 1108 - Dam inventory; registration

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§ 1108. Dam inventory; registration

  • (a) Dam inventory. The Department of Environmental Conservation shall maintain a current inventory of
    all known dams in the State of Vermont. The Department of Environmental Conservation
    shall update and publish the Vermont Dam Inventory annually and shall include information
    collected in the Inventory as part of the Agency of Natural Resources’ Natural Resources
    Atlas. (b) Dam registration. If a dam is listed on the Vermont Dam Inventory and is under the jurisdiction of the
    Department, the person owning legal title to a dam or the person owning the land on
    which the dam is located shall, upon request of the Department, submit information
    to the Department regarding the dam, including the condition of the dam, whether and
    when the dam has been inspected, and any other information that the Department may
    require to ensure public safety. A person who fails to comply with the request of
    the Department under this section shall be subject to a civil penalty under chapter
    201 of this title. (Added 2017, No. 161 (Adj. Sess.), § 1.)

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