(Montgomery Co) The Montgomery County Board of Supervisors this morning approved the designation of Snyder & Associates, Inc., to serve as Montgomery County Inspector in the construction of the SCS Carbon Transport Pipeline.
Supervisor Donna Robinson read the contract, which in part states…
It continues; proper notice shall be provided by the pipeline company or pipeline company contractor representatives of all site activity including, but not limited to…
In addition, the pipeline company or pipeline contractors shall provide Montgomery County the following records; construction schedules, alignment sheets, project route, right of way limits, project specifications, procedural manuals, lists of affected persons, independent landowner agreements, topsoil survey depth results, any tile maps received from the landowner and any other documentation pertinent to the construction of the pipeline in Montgomery County.
With the mainline and Expansion project, Summit proposes constructing and operating 42.14 miles of hazardous liquid pipeline in Montgomery County. Public records show that the IUC granted Summit’s request to hold an informational meeting in Montgomery County in Red Oak on August 27.
During the June 23 Board meeting, the Montgomery County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a resolution objecting to the Iowa Utilities Board’s (now known as the Iowa Utilities Commission) authority to enact eminent domain within Montgomery County for privately owned and operated carbon dioxide pipelines.
