How close can you build to a gas line?

The hazard area radius is basically the area in proximity to the pipeline within which there would be virtually no chance of survival if a pipeline rupture and fire were to happen, and it varies in size from about 100 feet to about 700 feet for a 6-inch to 42-inch pipeline, respectively.Click to see full answer. Also to know is, can you build a house over a gas line?The best method of building in an area of underground gas lines is to relocate the line a safe distance from the building. But if you must build over the top, the pipe must be completely sleeved under the entire length of the building. At least one end of the sleeve needs to be vented to atmosphere.Also Know, how much should landowners get for a pipeline right of way? of Environmental Protection says landowners should be getting $50 per foot for a pipeline right-of-way. The industry, as represented by the West Virginia Oil and Natural Gas Association, thinks $5 per foot is more like an acceptable number. Herein, how wide is a pipeline right of way? Pipeline rights-of-way (ROW) are strips of land, up to 60 feet in width, in which natural gas pipelines are installed. These pipelines range in size up to 20 inches in diameter and transport natural gas at pressures of up to 875 pounds per square inch (psi).Can you run a gas line under a concrete slab?According to the IFGC Commentary, you can install piping in a concrete slab only is it is installed in an open channel or sealed non-corrosive conduit. The only discussion about sizing is with respect to the conduit extending at least 2″ past the slab and that the conduit can be tightly sealed.