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Invenergy / Grain Belt Express opening office in St. Joseph

Invenergy, the company behind the high-voltage power line known as the Grain Belt Express proposed to go through Buchanan County, will be opening an office at 109 Fourth St. in Downtown St. Joseph. The office will be opening in the spring and will assist the public and landowners on ... Read More

Grain Belt Express Transmission Line Wins Key Legal and Policy Battles in Missouri

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Court approves Invenergy’s purchase of $2.3 billion transmission project, which would carry 4 gigawatts of Midwest wind power to PJM’s grid. The Grain Belt Express, one of the biggest U.S. proposed transmission projects designed to carry Midwest wind power to eastern markets, is one step closer to completion after winning key court and ... Read More

Missouri Supreme Court upholds decision by court of appeals on Grain Belt Express

No written decision was released by the Supreme Court in denying the request by the Missouri Landowners Alliance to overturn an earlier lower court decision upholding the PSC ruling that approved the Grain Belt Express. The transmission line to carry southwest Kansas wind powered ... Read More

Downtown West property ‘hold out’ creating a hurdle for MLS stadium

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It seems unfair to characterize a private property owner protecting their rights as a "hold out" as though they should feel obligated to sell what they own. A Downtown West property owned by a Kansas City developer is creating a hurdle for the MLS stadium project as they hold out from ... Read More

Owners’ Counsel of America Elects Paul Henry as New Board Member – The Chestnut Post

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Owners’ Counsel of America, a property rights organization fighting for private landowners nationwide, has elected Paul Henry, an accomplished eminent domain lawyer, to serve on its Board of Directors for 2020. Paul Henry is a principal partner at Denlow & Henry, a law firm with offices in St. Louis, Missouri. For ... Read More

Dardenne Prarie planning widening of Weldon Spring Road

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This project will widen the existing narrow road and provide three traffic lanes with curb and gutter, underground storm sewers and separated pedestrian facilities including sidewalks and a multi-use path. In addition, storm sewers will be constructed. A roundabout is proposed at the existing ninety-degree bend. Additional right - of - way for ... Read More

New proceedings ordered in power-line land dispute

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The Illinois Supreme Court has reversed a ruling that had stopped construction of a massive power line through eastern Illinois. Source: New proceedings ordered in power-line land dispute

Eminent Domain seen as hurdle to proposed St. Louis to KC hyperloop train.

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Source: Virgin Hyperloop One says St. Louis-KC high-speed connection would be a bargain at $10 billion — or less | Business | postbulletin.com A high-speed pneumatic tube transportation line that would whisk travelers across the 250-mile expanse between St. Louis and Kansas City in a half hour is feasible, its ... Read More

A hyperloop in Missouri? A new study says it’s feasible – The Verge

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Source: A hyperloop in Missouri? A new study says it’s feasible - The Verge Is a hyperloop in the US feasible? Skeptics doubt whether the futuristic transportation system can ever become a reality, but a new study supported by Virgin Hyperloop One finds many possible benefits of a high-speed route ... Read More

Missouri Supreme Court prepares to hear Grain Belt case

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Oral arguments in Grain Belt Express Clean Line v. Missouri Public Service Commission will set in motion what could be the final chapter of a years-long effort for the Texas-based Clean Line Energy to construct and operate a wind power line in four Midwest states from Kansas to Indiana. Source: ... Read More

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