2026-15693NoticeWallet

Pipeline Wants to Grow: Tell FERC What You Think!

Published Date: 8/3/2026

Notice

Summary

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Analyzed Economic Effects

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Easement Negotiations and Eminent Domain

If you own land in the project area, a pipeline representative may contact you to negotiate an easement to build and operate the pipeline. You are not required to sign, but if FERC approves the project the Natural Gas Act conveys eminent domain authority to the company and, if no agreement is reached, the company could initiate condemnation proceedings in court where compensation would be determined by a judge under state law.

Land Disturbance and Permanent Footprint

Construction of the project would disturb about 1,604 acres of land and Guardian would permanently maintain about 476 acres. The project includes about 68.3 miles of new 36-inch pipeline, two new 11,110-horsepower compressor units, a new 9,000-horsepower compressor station, a new meter/regulator station, and would provide about 536,903 dekatherms per day of long-term firm transportation capacity.

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Key Dates

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8/3/2026
8/28/2026

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