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CANCELED-UC Underground Utility Line, Pipeline Damage Prevention Committee Meets Feb. 12
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[CANCELED DUE TO WEATHER. Next scheduled meeting March 12.] On February 8, the Public Utility Commission announced the underground utility line and pipeline Damage Prevention Committee will meet on February 12 in Hearing Room 1 of the Keystone Building in Harrisburg starting at 9:00. The meeting will be webcast live. Click Here for a copy of the agenda. The creation of the committee was authorized by Act 50 of 2017, which enhances Pennsylvania’s Underground Utility Line Protection Act – also known as the “One Call Law.” Modeled after successful programs in other states, the focus of the committee is a reduction in the number of “hits” on underground utilities. The DPC meets regularly to review alleged violations of the Act and makes determinations as to the appropriate response including, but not limited to, the issuance of warning letters or administrative penalties. Pennsylvania law requires contractors and residents to contact PA One Call at least three business days prior to excavation. The PA One Call service is provided at no cost to customers. The next meeting of the Committee is March 12. For more information, visit the PUC’s Pennsylvania One Call Enforcement webpage. (Photo: What happens when a backhoe hits a natural gas gathering pipeline.) Related Stories: PaEN: DEP Puts Hold On Reviewing All Energy Transfer/Sunoco Pipeline Projects In PA PaEN: Gov. Wolf Urges General Assembly To Fill Gaps In State Regulation Of Pipelines NewsClips: Legere: DEP Halts Permit Reviews On Energy Transfer/Sunoco Pipeline Projects In PA AP-Levy: Pennsylvania Permits Halted For Energy Transfer/Sunoco Pipeline Company Caruso: DEP Presses Pause On Permits For Mariner East 2 Pipeline Parent Company Beaver County Pipeline Explosion Cited In DEP Move To Halt Energy Transfer/Sunoco Permits Delaware County Moves To Intervene In Lawsuit On Mariner East Pipeline Project Cumberland County Man, Mariner East Pipeline Set for Hearing Over Safety Letter: Public Can No Longer Rely On PUC For Pipeline Safety [Posted: Feb. 8,, 2019] |
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