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To: mazda77
Contemptible whining clowns.

No one along this corridor owns a gas stovetop?

No one along this corridor has gas heating?

If so, how can they live with that dangerous poison coursing through their communities and homes?

4 posted on 06/27/2014 5:28:42 AM PDT by wideawake
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To: wideawake

I’m rural. We do not have access to NG. It is all propane or electricity. For those who don’t know, propane requires a 500 gallon tank in your yard. Or a 100 pound tank (about 3 feet high) attached to your house to provide gas for just a stove.

We have a NG pipeline running along our property line. Maybe one-two acres away from the house. It crosses a field that is close to a river and therefore off limits for any permanent use. It actually crosses the river. It is buried underneath it. DNR controls the river, its banks and all easements within 25-30 feet. We have lived here for 40 years. The pipeline was here before that. Never been any problem and it does not impact property values. Except for the yearly reminder and calendar from the pipeline company, we forget it is there.

The propane tank is 10 feet behind the house.


7 posted on 06/27/2014 5:37:47 AM PDT by reformedliberal
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