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Act 13 of 2012 enacted stronger environmental standards, authorized local governments to adopt an impact fee and built upon the states ongoing efforts to move towards energy independence as unconventional gas development continues.
Act 13 of 2012 establishes a Marcellus Legacy Fund that allocates a portion of the Marcellus Shale Impact Fee to the Highway Bridge Improvement Restricted Account. These funds are distributed to counties and are to be used to fund the replacement or repair of locally owned at-risk, deteriorated bridges.
Act 13/Impact Fee specifically provides for the imposition of an unconventional well fee by county (or alternatively municipalities compelling the imposition of an unconventional well fee).
The impact fee was created in order to offset the impact of drilling activities in the state, and all unconventional gas producers are required to pay this fee to the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) based upon the number of wells that they spud, and that are in operation, each calendar year.
Act 13 provides for enhanced environmental protections for the development of unconventional wells and for the collection and imposition of an impact fee for the development of unconventional wells. Operators of conventional gas wells are not subject to the impact fee provisions contained in Act 13.