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Kentucky woman's 35-year nature preserve threatened by $40M sewer project easements

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A Kentucky woman spent 35 years cultivating her 45-acre property into a natural preserve, intending to donate it to the Boone Conservancy. A sewer district secured seven easements across her land through eminent domain as part of a nearly $40 million infrastructure project. A court upheld the utility's right to acquire the easements, despite the landowner's objections. Following the ruling, neighbours staged protests in opposition to the project's chosen route. Boone County officials have since asked the sewer district to justify why it selected a path through the preserve.

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