[Previous] [Next]

§47-177.2.


§47-177.2.
   
   A. No motor carrier shall engage in the business of transporting any
   salt water, mineral brines, waste oil and other deleterious substances
   produced from or obtained or used in connection with the drilling,
   development, producing and operating of oil and gas wells and brine
   wells, for any valuable consideration whatever, or in any quantity
   over twenty (20) gallons, without a license authorizing such operation
   and a deleterious substance transport permit to be issued by the
   Commission. Provided, transportation of such substances by private
   carrier of property by motor vehicle shall require a deleterious
   substance transport permit.
   
   B. No carrier shall transport deleterious substances under a carrier
   license issued by the Commission until such time as the carrier has
   been issued a deleterious substance transport permit.
   
   C. No deleterious substance transport permit shall be issued to a
   motor carrier or private carrier until the carrier has furnished
   written proof of access to a Class II disposal well or wells. Said
   written proof of access shall be provided by the owner of such
   disposal well. Such disposal well must first be approved by the
   Corporation Commission as adequate to meet the need for proper
   disposal of all substances which the applicant may reasonably be
   expected to transport as a motor carrier or private carrier. Provided
   that nothing in this section shall be construed as prohibiting the
   disposition of such deleterious substances in a disposal well that is
   owned by a person other than the transporter.
   
   D. The Commission shall maintain a current list of such permits. The
   Commission shall charge such annual deleterious substance transport
   permitting fees as will cover the cost of issuing such licenses and an
   annual fee of Two Hundred Fifty Dollars ($250.00) for each such
   deleterious substance transport license. Proceeds from the fees shall
   be deposited by the Commission in the State Treasury to the credit of
   the Corporation Commission Revolving Fund. The provisions of this
   section are supplemental and are in addition to the laws applicable to
   motor carriers.
   

[Previous] [Next]