# Active Corrosion

**Citation:** RCSA § 16-280b-A47  
**Type / status:** regulation / current  
**Agency:** Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority  
**Effective:** 2025-06-11  
**Published:** 2025-06-11

(a) For purposes of this section and the Federal Regulations, "Active Corrosion" has the same meaning as provided in 49 CFR 192.3, as amended from time to time, and anywhere there are 3 or more corrosion leaks within any 400-foot diameter in the previous 10 years on non-cathodically protected Pipelines. (b) Pipelines s

## Document text

(a) For purposes of this section and the Federal Regulations, "Active Corrosion" has the same meaning as provided in 49 CFR 192.3, as amended from time to time, and anywhere there are 3 or more corrosion leaks within any 400-foot diameter in the previous 10 years on non-cathodically protected Pipelines. (b) Pipelines shall be cathodically protected not later than 1 year or replaced not later than 3 years after Active Corrosion is identified.

## Provenance

- Official: Yes
- Source: <https://eregulations.ct.gov/eRegsPortal/Search/getDocument?guid=%7BE04F6097-0000-CC1C-9D68-25A0BA411C82%7D>
- Source ID: `ct-sots-rcsa-16-280b`
- SHA-256: `f00952bbf4dcdc5e9253fecaa8585854b7aa9800aa5eaae3810880842632c2d6`
- Retrieved: 2026-08-12T07:07:58.041Z
- Exported: 2026-08-23T00:58:39.943Z
- Document slug: `ct-rcsa-16-280b-a47`

### Source metadata

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  "series": "A",
  "sectionNumber": 47,
  "secretaryFileNumber": 6446,
  "trackingNumber": "PR2023-019",
  "effectiveDateEvidence": "Secretary of the State confirmation states that the regulation became effective June 11, 2025.",
  "scopeCaveat": "This corpus contains all 117 dedicated pipeline-safety sections newly codified as RCSA 16-280b-A1 through A75, B1 through B32, and C1 through C10 by Connecticut Secretary of the State File Number 6446. The filing also amends four adjacent legacy utility provisions and repeals eleven obsolete 16-11 provisions; those actions are retained as provenance and inventory rather than mixed into the dedicated searchable corpus.",
  "applicabilityCaveat": "Applicability varies by natural-gas or petroleum-gas operator, public-service-company status, pipeline facility, master-meter or petroleum-gas distribution system, activity, waiver, and federal jurisdiction. PURA states that Connecticut has no intrastate transmission or gathering lines and that hazardous-liquid pipelines remain under PHMSA jurisdiction.",
  "incorporationCaveat": "The rules supplement and repeatedly incorporate federal pipeline requirements, generally as amended from time to time, and rely on Connecticut statutes and external standards. References are recorded without reproducing incorporated material or deciding federal preemption or facility-specific legal effect.",
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  "rights": "Official Connecticut legal and agency materials are retained with attribution and cryptographic provenance. State marks, site presentation, forms, annotations, and incorporated federal or privately authored material require separate review.",
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