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Alabama Judge Halts Power Line Construction on 416-Acre Private Property

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A Shelby County, Alabama landowner has obtained a temporary court order blocking utility crews from clearing his 416-acre property. The order pauses construction of a new power line project that would affect his land. A court found that Alabama Power may not have followed proper legal procedures before initiating the condemnation process. The landowner contends that the proposed route would split his property and negatively impact local wildlife.

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