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Alabama Bulk Transmission Land Access(3-AL)
In Alabama, a developer may need a State Land Lease from the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources or applicable state agency with jurisdiction to access state lands. A developer may also need an Occupancy and Use Permit Agreement from the Alabama Department of Transportation for projects within, over, or across a state highway right-of-way.
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Determine Which State and Federal Permits Apply
Use this overview flowchart and following steps to learn which federal and state permits apply to your projects.
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Permitting at a Glance
Alabama Federal
| State Land Right-of-Way: | Any person may need a State Land Lease to access state lands. Ala. Code § 9-2-3. | ||
| State Land Right-of-Way Agency: | Alabama Department of Conservation | ||
| State Highway Right-of-Way: | Any person may need an Occupancy and Use Permit Agreement to construct a utility facility within, over, or across a state highway right-of-way. Alabama – Alabama Department of Transportation Utility Manual | ||
| State Highway Right-of-Way Agency: | Alabama Department of Transportation | ||
| Eminent Domain: | "Corporations formed for the purpose of constructing, operating, or maintaining...electric works," power companies, and public utilities "may exercise the power of eminent domain." Ala. Code § 10A-21-2.01. |