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United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner may issue or certify licenses without an examination if reciprocity and comparable licensing standards are met. Applicants must apply and pay the required fees to receive a license or certification under this section.
United States — Minnesota
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Licenses or certifications issued under this chapter cannot be transferred.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner must deposit fees collected under this chapter into the state treasury and credit them to the state government special revenue fund, unless another rule says otherwise.
United States — Minnesota
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To represent a well contractor or get/renew a well contractor’s license, an applicant must file the required applications and fees, meet stated conditions, and follow commissioner requirements.
United States — Minnesota
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People applying to represent or work as limited well/boring contractors must file applications, pay fees, and meet certification, exam, bond, and renewal requirements set by the commissioner.
United States — Minnesota
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To get or renew an elevator boring contractor representative certification or license, the applicant must file required forms and fees, and renewal can be blocked until the required items are submitted.
United States — Minnesota
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Applicants and certified representatives must meet commissioner-set requirements, file applications and fees, and renew on time to keep certification or a license.
United States — Minnesota
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A person may not use certain drilling machines or hoists for licensed activities unless the machine is registered with the commissioner, and registration requires an application on prescribed forms plus a $125 fee.
United States — Minnesota
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Exploratory boring generally requires an explorer’s license, advance registration and notices, sealing, and reports to state officials.
United States — Minnesota
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Explorers must submit certain drilling and exploration data to the commissioner of natural resources, and some data can be kept nonpublic only under specific conditions.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner must issue certain permits on request and payment of the fee, and permit holders must follow permit conditions and inspection rules.
United States — Minnesota
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Only licensed limited well/boring contractors or well contractors may drill or construct excavations for bored geothermal heat exchangers, and installation also requires a permit.
United States — Minnesota
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Officials must review project plans for certain mined underground space projects, and such projects may not be developed until the required water-use permit is issued.
United States — Minnesota
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Underground storage of gas or liquid generally requires a permit from the commissioner of natural resources, and permit hearings, notice, findings, and fee rules apply.
United States — Minnesota
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An underground storage project with a permit may not be abandoned or have its openings closed to inspection unless the commissioner of natural resources gives written approval.
United States — Minnesota
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A person may not use a gas or liquid storage reservoir under an underground storage permit unless property rights have been acquired and notice filed; the commissioner of natural resources must issue a certificate approving use.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner may seek a court warrant to impound certain drilling machines or hoists, and the sheriff must seize and hold them after receiving the warrant.
United States — Minnesota
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Violating this chapter is a misdemeanor, and willful violations or certain unlicensed well/drilling activities are gross misdemeanors.
United States — Minnesota
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This section defines terms used in the chapter, including candidate, contribution, expenditure, lobbyist, and noncampaign disbursement.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision sets the board’s membership, voting, officer, staff, reporting, records, advisory opinion, rulemaking, privacy, and fee-waiver rules.