SUMMIT PIPELINE 101 FOR S.D. LANDOWNERS

Written By Mark Hefflinger

Last time, over 400 citizens applied for party status to challenge Summit’s permit application in South Dakota. The rules have changed. The carbon pipeline industry is moving forward with an unprecedented landgrab. Find out what you need to do to protect your property rights, safety, and future. Then, fill out the form to sign up and join the South Dakota Easement Team landowners’ legal co-op, and be represented along with other SDET landowners by attorney Brian Jorde at the SD PUC public hearings to challenge Summit’s pipeline permit application.

Mark Hefflinger
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