Well its in the easement contract as to what you can and can't do over a pipeline easement. Besides the land owner is compensated for the perpetual easement.....quite nicely thank you. The only thing in my contracts (3 across my property) is no permanent buildings or concrete. That's it.
Minimum depth of the line is specified...my last one is 4' to the top of the pipe, currently in progress. On reliability, I bought this farm 43 years ago with 2 lines crossing. Other than painting the posts identifying the easements and updating the warning signs on the barbed wire fences, only time they were here was at my request to determine depth in a washout that crossed the line. I don't know when they were installed and over the years, as far as I can see in either direction only twice did I see repair crews out making repairs which had no impact on any of the residents.
On the pipeline installation, very heavy equipment requirement and labor team involvement, very well engineered, surveyed and implemented.....very impressive.
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