Authorizing Enbridge Energy Company to Operate and Maintain Pipeline Facilities at St. Clair County, Michigan
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This law authorizes Enbridge Energy Company to operate and maintain pipeline facilities at the international border in St. Clair County, Michigan, for the transportation of crude oil and various petroleum products, excluding natural gas. It updates previous permissions with new conditions and regulatory requirements that the company must follow. The company will need to ensure compliance with safety and operational regulations while providing access to inspectors and maintaining reporting obligations.
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Key Changes
- Enbridge is allowed to operate pipeline facilities at the US-Canada border in Michigan.
- The law specifies compliance with safety regulations and requires reporting.
- Prior permits from 1953 are revoked and updated with new conditions.
Obligations
What this law requires
Enbridge Energy Company must ensure that the operation and maintenance of the Border facilities comply with all applicable laws and regulations, including pipeline safety laws administered by the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration.
Enbridge Energy Company must grant access to the Border facilities to representatives of appropriate Federal, State, and local agencies for inspection purposes.
Enbridge Energy Company must obtain necessary permits from relevant State and local governmental entities and Federal agencies before making substantial changes to the Border facilities.
Enbridge Energy Company must file sworn statements or reports with the President or his designee and relevant agencies about the Border facilities as required by U.S. law or regulation.
Enbridge Energy Company must acquire any right-of-way grants or easements and other necessary authorizations related to the Border facilities.