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To: Theoria
Prior to his easement with TransCanada. They went onto his property without his permission. Then threatened him with eminent domain. Nice.

Where in the article does it state that??

This pipelin is going in right next to another easement in Northwest Nocogdoches County. I talked with one of the workers a couple of months ago. Easements turn into long grasslands and make for very easy access to land choked with underbrush. Also a great area to set up a deer stand...

43 posted on 01/01/2013 3:52:18 PM PST by Antoninus II
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To: Antoninus II
That info was another article.

'He learned a pipeline was headed his way four years ago, when a neighbor called him at work to alert him that surveyors had been on his land.'

He rushed home and hurried down the shady path from his house to where spring-fed streams meander through what looks like a fairy-tale forest. He found surveyors' stakes, with some cryptic writing on them, right in the middle of his 20-acre property.'

That was all prior to him agreeing to the easement.

44 posted on 01/01/2013 4:01:17 PM PST by Theoria
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