Palmetto pipeline faces landowner pushback in South Carolina
Four North Augusta residents including Ronnie Sterling and Tice describe fears over Kinder Morgan Palmetto Project crossing their land near Aiken and Waynesboro. They cite tax loss, restricted use of property, and safety concerns from pumping 167,000 barrels of gasoline daily. Kinder Morgan says negotiations continue, no route finalized, and aims for mutually beneficial agreements while noting potential economic benefits to SC.
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Public hearing set on Kinder Morgan pipeline in Richmond Hill
Georgia DOT will hold a public hearing Tuesday April 21 at the Richmond Hill City Center starting 5 p.m. The decision reversal spurred concern from Savannah Riverkeeper Push Back The Pipeline and supporters who want multiple hearings. Kinder Morgan officials say the hearing adds public input and questions can be answered.
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Public hearing on Palmetto fuel line in Savannah
Georgia Department of Transportation hosts a public hearing on the Palmetto Project at 5 p.m. on April 21 at Richmond Hill City Center, 520 Cedar Street, Savannah, Georgia. The session will present details of the proposed fuel line and gather public input from residents and stakeholders.
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Palmetto Project faces fight before 2017 service
Kinder Morgan expects the Palmetto Project in service by July 2017 pending regulatory approvals. Until then Berret, his grandfather, and neighbors plan to push back the pipeline and contest its construction, citing transportation solutions for moving petroleum products to the market and new competition potentially lowering prices.
North Augusta High to install artificial turf for fields and band use
North Augusta High officials push for artificial turf to protect a busy practice field used by multiple teams and the marching band. Principal John Murphy and athletic director Brian Thomas say the surface will improve safety and game integration, with a $4 million plan funded by bond premiums from the district Five-Year Facility Improvement Plan. If not ready for football season, other upgrades across district high schools are planned for 2015–17. The plan passed 5-4, amid calls for more information on safety and durability.
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