RE: Pipeline

[Wendy Milner <wendy@wendy.cnd.hp.com>]

A utility company, ditch company, pipe company, etc. will frequently
buy a right of way across public and private property.  This right
of way is for the company and their employees only.  If you chose to
ride on the right of way, you must get permission from both the land
owner and the company.  Usually this is hard to do.

Amy wrote:
>There is a large piece of newly acquired parkland near me that has a gas 
>pipeline running through it (really nice! wide and mowed!)and the rest of the 
>land is being leased to farmers. Anybody know if it's ok to ride on the 
>pipeline even if it crosses leased property? Sounds stupid maybe but around 
>here people are pretty uptight about liability etc. Thanks-Amy in NJ

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Wendy

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