Update 27 October 2014: Added
page 3 FERC had
omitted, about lack of need, most property owners already have a pipeline, explosions, false pretense, and duress.
Because of the last point about Nathan Deal,
several people brought this ecomment to my attention today.
Its main request is for FERC to
vacate surveys taken through permission obtained
through misleading letters, and make Sabal Trail
resurvey only those properties whose landowners
give permission after being informed important information such as that
Sabal Trail cannot use Georgia eminent domain.
Actually, the Lowndes County government got a letter from Sabal Trail
19 June 2013, even earlier than
the ones noted below.
Also, the point about
Delays I haven’t seen before,
especially combined with
the point about harm to landowners.
The date of
formation reaches its punchline two pages later in
reputation.
I added the links and images. Filed with FERC
30 September 2014.
Kimberly D. Bose, Secretary; FERC;
Concerning PF14-1
On December 19, 2012, Florida Power & Light, hereafter referred to
as FPL. issued a Request For Proposal with a deadline of April 3,
2013 ((A) see attached Florida PSC report), to construct a natural
gas pipeline from Southwest central Alabama to South central Florida
a distance of some 700 miles and completely by-passing Georgia
((B) see attached FPL map).
Sabal Trail Transmission, LLC, hereafter
referred to as STT, changed the FPL route, at their discretion, Continue reading Make Sabal Trail resurvey all the properties –Bill Kendall →
Have Dougherty and Colquitt County sold us out to Sabal Trail?
Sabal Trail’s FERC filing seems to say so.
