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Scott County site chosen to reduce pipeline footprint, CIPCO says

Officials said the site would reduce pipeline crossing farm ground compared with other options, easing concerns from local landowners.

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CIPCO representatives said they wanted to avoid eminent domain controversy and keep costs down.

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Scott County site for proposed power plant chosen to reduce pipeline footprint, CIPCO says

CIPCO representatives said they wanted to avoid eminent domain controversy and keep costs down.

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Scott County site chosen to reduce pipeline footprint, CIPCO says

CIPCO representatives said they wanted to avoid eminent domain controversy and keep costs down.

·Cherokee County, United States
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The Quad-City Times broke the news in Cherokee County, United States on Tuesday, April 7, 2026.
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