2025 Session
Last amended: 1990 session
§ 103G.555 — Statute of Limitations for Actions Against Public Officials
Plain-Language Summary
Officials who enforce water laws have a two-year statute of limitations for lawsuits against them.
103G.555 STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS FOR ACTIONS AGAINST PUBLIC OFFICIALS.
An action or proceeding against the state, the commissioner, a county, or political subdivision or their officers or agents, relating to the taking over, construction, reconstruction, repair, improvement, maintenance, operation, or control of a dam subject to section 103G.551 and this section or the effects of water levels regulated, controlled, or maintained by a dam is barred unless the action is started within one year after the taking over or after the completion of the construction, reconstruction, repair, or improvement.
History:
History: History:
1990 c 391 art 7 s 54
Practical Notes
Suits against public officials for water enforcement actions must be filed within two years.