New pipeline regulations will change

Supervisors want more feedback before local rules become permanent

Mark Ridolfi, NSP Managing Editor

Posted 7/11/23

New county regulations on carbon waste pipelines will certainly change over the next month as Scott County supervisors craft an ordinance to protect residents from explosions, leaks and lawsuits.

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