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Leola council to seek party status with PUC on proposed CO2 pipeline

City of Leola City Council · December 2, 2024
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Summary

The council voted unanimously to apply for Party (intervener) status with the Public Utilities Commission to stay informed about proposed CO2 pipeline plans affecting the area.

The Leola City Council voted to apply for Party Status with the Public Utilities Commission (PUC) regarding a proposed CO2 pipeline. Jackie Leibel moved for the city to apply for intervener status so the city could be aware of and educated on projected plans and projects in the area; Richard Reis seconded the motion and it carried unanimously.

Council members described the action as a means to receive official filings and notices from the PUC and to preserve the city’s ability to monitor proposals that could affect local land use and infrastructure. The council did not record additional directives beyond filing for party status and attending to subsequent notices from the PUC.

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