Pataki expected to sign eminent domain bill today
NORWICH – A spokesperson for New York State Sen. Thomas Libous said Governor George E. Pataki is scheduled to sign eminent domain legislation this afternoon that would prevent New York Regional Interconnect, Inc. form taking private property for its proposed power line project.
The subsidiary of Toronto-based Colmac Power has proposed erecting an 11-story high electrical transmission line that would cut through 190 miles of the state from Utica to New Windsor, passing through 44 miles and six townships in Chenango County.
STOP NYRI Co-chairperson Eve Ann Shwartz said the local opposition group expects that the legislation could be challenged in court. “It’s something the courts will ultimately have to decide,” she said.
However, the bill is “one more tool in the arsenal of weapons to stop the power line. It’s one more hurdle for them to overcome,” she said.
The subsidiary of Toronto-based Colmac Power has proposed erecting an 11-story high electrical transmission line that would cut through 190 miles of the state from Utica to New Windsor, passing through 44 miles and six townships in Chenango County.
STOP NYRI Co-chairperson Eve Ann Shwartz said the local opposition group expects that the legislation could be challenged in court. “It’s something the courts will ultimately have to decide,” she said.
However, the bill is “one more tool in the arsenal of weapons to stop the power line. It’s one more hurdle for them to overcome,” she said.
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