Environmental Assessments; Availability, etc.: Texas Gas Transmission, LLC; Dearborn County Lateral Project

The Boone Conservancy, a nonprofit land trust, opposes the Dearborn County Lateral Pipeline Project due to its potential to damage sensitive natural habitats, endangered species, and protected wetlands. They also express concern over the project's risk to significant cultural and historical resources, including archaeological sites and historic cemeteries.

The Boone County Conservation District opposes the proposed Texas Gas Transmission, LLC Dearborn County Lateral Project due to its potential to harm the ecological integrity, archaeological resources, and historical sites of the Ohio River corridor. They request that the Commission deny approval unless significant impacts can be avoided and demand a comprehensive evaluation of cumulative environmental impacts.

Dynegy Marketing and Trade, LLC (a subsidiary of Vistra Corp.) supports the Texas Gas Transmission, LLC's Dearborn County Lateral Project. They argue the project is necessary to provide natural gas capacity for the conversion of the Miami Fort Power Plant from coal to natural gas, ensuring a reliable source of electricity.

State Representative Mike Odioso supports the Dearborn County Lateral Pipeline Project, arguing that it is essential for regional energy reliability, economic growth, and the continued operation of the Miami Fort Power Plant. He highlights the project's role in meeting growing electricity demand and its potential to generate local tax revenue and economic activity.

State Senator Louis W. Blessing III supports the Dearborn County Lateral Pipeline Project, arguing that it is a critical investment for regional energy reliability and economic growth. He highlights the project's role in supporting the Miami Fort Power Plant and its benefits for local communities and infrastructure.

Cynthia and Charles Ash, private landowners in Boone County, Kentucky, oppose the proposed gas line easement on their property. They argue that the project's layout is inefficient, benefits other states over their own, and poses risks to their land's future use and a local historical site.

A resident of Petersburg, Kentucky, is writing on behalf of other residents to oppose the Texas Gas Transmission Dearborn County Lateral Project. The commenter argues that the project poses risks to local water resources, public safety (due to limited evacuation routes), and the community's historical and archaeological heritage.

A resident of Petersburg, Kentucky, is opposing the Texas Gas Transmission Dearborn County Lateral Project. The commenter argues that the pipeline poses risks to public safety, water resources, and the historical and archaeological heritage of the community.

Gary W. Moore, the Judge Executive of Boone County, Kentucky, is submitting a formal opposition to the Texas Gas Transmission Dearborn County Lateral Project. The county argues that the project follows a circuitous path, poses risks to the environment and private property, and would impact Native American burial sites for a facility located outside the county's jurisdiction.