Three properties in Nelson County with signed easement agreements with the Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP) for pipeline construction and/or roads to access the pipeline route, received reductions in property values averaging 32.5%.
Related Articles
Natural Gas Companies Team With Environmental Group | News, Sports, Jobs – The Intelligencer
Posted on Author shinjak
CHARLESTON — Several natural gas companies have teamed up with an environmental nonprofit to craft guidelines for safely constructing pipelines on mountain Source: Natural Gas Companies Team With Environmental Group | News, Sports, Jobs – The Intelligencer
Class size, pipeline, elections board tied in NC legislature | News & Observer
Posted on Author shinjak
Jackson said Republicans tied the elections board change and the pipeline mitigation money to the class-size changes in an attempt to bait Democrats into voting against the bill and the Democratic governor into vetoing it. Source: Class size, pipeline, elections board tied in NC legislature | News & Observer
W.Va. appears poised for economic boom times | Editorial | theet.com
Posted on Author shinjak
The West Virginia Oil & Natural Gas Association predicts the approval of the pipeline projects signals “the start of what may be one of the largest private sector infrastructure investments in West Virginia history, providing tens of thousands of jobs and tremendous economic investment for the state. Source: W.Va. appears poised for economic boom times […]