Wisconsin couple refuses $131,000 offer, opposes power line on property

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A Wisconsin couple, Jerry and Sarah Zelenka, has rejected a $131,000 offer from the American Transmission Company for a power line easement. The company plans to build the line to serve a new Microsoft data center in Mount Pleasant. The Zelenkas object to the required tree removal and demolition of farm buildings on their land. They are also concerned about the compensation and the potential use of eminent domain to seize the property.

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