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WV HB3401
Bill
Status
3/17/2025
Primary Sponsor
Trenton Barnhart
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AI Summary
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Requires mineral lease memorandums recorded in West Virginia to identify and list all potential surface encumbrances overlying the leased minerals, including pipelines, well pads, storage pads, equipment, fixtures, fluid impoundments, and access roads
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If no surface encumbrances currently exist on the property, the memorandum must explicitly state that no such encumbrances exist
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Amends §40-1-8 of the West Virginia Code regarding recorded contracts between creditors and purchasers
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The memorandum serves as public notice only of the information specifically contained within it
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Aims to provide recorded notice to inform parties about existing or potential surface development related to mineral extraction activities
Legislative Description
Relating to notice of possible surface encumbrances overlying mineral parcels
Real and Personal Property
Last Action
To House Energy and Public Works
3/17/2025