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ND SB2074
Bill
Status
3/15/2023
Primary Sponsor
Energy and Natural Resources
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AI Summary
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Amends section 23.1-11-08 of the North Dakota Century Code regarding access to private land for ground water and soil monitoring to detect pesticide threats.
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Department of Environmental Quality may request landowners or operators allow monitoring access; if denied, the department may apply to court for authorization under chapter 29-29.1.
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Department must consult with landowners or operators and conduct monitoring in a manner that causes least possible economic impact or operational hindrance.
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Names and addresses of pesticide ground water monitoring program participants are exempt from public disclosure unless a compelling public interest justifies disclosure as determined by rule.
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Exemption from public disclosure does not apply to ground water monitoring from wells that were installed or required to be installed by a state agency.
Legislative Description
Ground water monitoring.
Last Action
Filed with Secretary Of State 03/15
3/24/2023