§ 54-22-103. Relocation of Below-Ground Utilities and Encroachments
The state shall be responsible for the necessary removal of any below-ground utilities located entirely on the presumptive right-of-way and shall relocate the utilities on another location within the proposed right-of-way, or on other land that may be acquired. The state also shall be responsible for the removal and relocation to other land that may […]
§ 54-22-104. State Eminent Domain Powers
The state is vested with full powers of eminent domain in the premises.
§ 54-22-105. Actions at Law in Inverse Eminent Domain
Any person claiming title to land presumed to be owned by the state shall have the right to file an action at law in inverse eminent domain within two (2) years from the date actual possession is taken, saving, however, to unknown owners and nonresidents, twelve (12) months after actual knowledge of possession, not exceeding […]
§ 54-22-101. Presumptions — Eminent Domain — Fences
Wherever the state proposes to improve a section of an existing two-lane undivided public road, the width of the right-of-way of which cannot be ascertained totally or partially by instruments of conveyance, court orders or otherwise, there shall be a presumption that the unascertained width is twenty-five feet (25′) on either side of the centerline […]
§ 54-22-102. Relocation of Above-Ground Utilities and Encroachments
The state shall be responsible for the necessary removal of any above-ground utilities located entirely on the presumptive right-of-way, and shall relocate the utilities on another location within the proposed right-of-way, or on other land that may be acquired. The state also shall be responsible for the removal and relocation to other land that may […]