§ 60-3-107. Marking of Gross Weight — Fluids Having No Proper Test
If weight shall be established for the purpose of ascertaining quantity, instead of gauging by gallons, then the inspector shall mark on the container inspected by the inspector the gross weight instead of gallons. In addition, the inspector shall affix the inspector’s brand on all containers or packages found by the inspector to contain fluids […]
§ 60-3-108. Unlawful Alteration of Markings
It is unlawful for any manufacturer or dealer of oils or substances, with intent to deceive or defraud, to alter or erase the inspector’s brand, to indicate a different test, gravity, purity or quantity than is found by the inspector, or to use with such intent any container or package having any inspector’s brand thereon, […]
§ 60-3-109. Identification and Disposition of Condemned Oils or Substances
Where any shipment of oils or substances is sent from another state for consumption in this state, and the same, upon inspection by an inspector, is found to be of less test than required or is otherwise indicated to be either unsafe for use or of a lower standard of quality than the minimum specifications […]
§ 60-1-608. Common Law Remedies Preserved
Nothing in this part shall be construed to diminish in any way the common law remedies, including damages, of a surface owner or any other person against the oil and gas developer for the unreasonable, negligent or otherwise wrongful exercise of the contractual right, whether express or implied, to use the surface of the land […]
§ 60-1-701. Measures by Operator at Well Site
At the well site, the operator shall take measures to prevent or minimize soil erosion and pollution of surface waters during the life of the operation. Such measures shall include sediment ponds, berms, diversion ditches, hay bales, and other measures designed to prevent erosion and discharge of pollutants from the well site.
§ 60-1-702. Access Roads
Access roads shall be constructed in such a manner as to reduce erosion to a practical minimum. Any regulations promulgated pursuant to this part concerning access roads shall be guidelines only and shall not be mandatory.
§ 60-1-703. Manner of Accomplishing Reclamation of Disturbed Areas
Reclamation of all disturbed areas shall be accomplished in the following manner: The vegetative cover must be diverse, effective, and permanent. It must be capable of long-term stabilization of the soil and must not impede natural vegetative succession or interfere with surrounding vegetative cover; The permanent reclamation plant species must be capable of self-regeneration and […]
§ 60-1-704. Release of Reclamation Bond
Upon satisfactory completion of regrading and revegetation of all disturbed areas except active work areas and access roads needed for oil or gas production, the supervisor shall release one third (1/3) of the reclamation bond. After plugging, and upon final reclamation and satisfactory survival of the vegetation through two (2) growing seasons, the supervisor shall […]
§ 60-1-705. Failure to Perform — Forfeiture of Bond — Securing Performance
Upon failure of any operator to perform site protection or reclamation activities, as required by this chapter, and notice of default, if the default is not cured within a reasonable time by the operator or the surety, if any, on the operator’s bond, the board shall declare the bond forfeited, collect the bond and use […]
§ 60-3-101. Short Title
This chapter may be cited and referred to as the “Inspection of Volatile Oils Law.”