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South Dakota State Land Right-of-Way Overview (3-SD-b)
Information current as of 2020
In South Dakota, a developer may need several approvals to construct a project across state lands. If a project needs access across state lands, the developer may need a State Land Right-of-Way Certificate from the South Dakota Department of School and Public Lands. If a project encroaches on a state railroad’s right-of-way, the developer may need a Utility Crossing License from the South Dakota Department of Transportation (SDDOT) Office of Railroads.
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3-SD-b.1 to 3-SD-b.2 – Will the Activity Cross School or Public Lands?
In South Dakota, a developer may need a State Land Right-of-Way Certificate from the South Dakota Department of School and Public Lands for projects proposed across any school or public lands. 49 S.D. § 32-1; 49 S.D. § 7-16. For more information, see:
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3-SD-b.3 to 3-SD-b.5 – Will the Activity Encroach on a State Railroad’s Right-of-Way?
A developer in South Dakota may need a Utility Crossing License from SDDOT’s Office of Railroads for transmission projects that have above ground transmission lines that cross or encroach on a South Dakota state railroad’s right-of-way. S.D. Codified Laws §49-16A-100.3. For more information, see:
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