Massachusetts Statutes

§ 10 — Mine fires; refuse bank fires; subsidence resulting from mining; health and safety hazards

Massachusetts·Part I ADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT·Title II EXECUTIVE AND ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS OF THE COMMONWEALTH·Ch. 21B MINING REGULATION AND RECLAMATION
Section 10. Whenever the commissioner makes a finding of fact that a mine fire, refuse bank fire or subsidence resulting from mining is at a stage where immediate action is necessary and an emergency exists and no other person or agency is acting to control the condition, and the owners of the property upon which entry must be made to control the mine fire, refuse bank fire or subsidence resulting from mining are not known, nor readily available or will not give permission for the commissioner, political subdivisions of the commonwealth or municipalities, their agents, employees or contractors to enter upon such premises, or the delay entailed in reaching said owners and in securing from them the right to enter upon the premises constitutes a clear and immediate danger to the life or prope

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