Wyoming Landowner Rejects $3,600-an-Acre Offer for $80M Reservoir Project
A Wyoming landowner, Paul Hughes, has turned down an offer of $3,600 per acre for an easement tied to the Alkali Creek Reservoir project. The state's officials are now weighing whether eminent domain could be used to secure the land. The reservoir is intended to provide irrigation water to local families. Some landowners argue that they would bear the disruption of construction without gaining any direct benefit from the project.
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