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Young Moore Attorneys Settle Condemnation Claim with Gas Company for Nearly $1 Million and Relocation of Proposed Gas Line

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Young Moore condemnation attorneys recently negotiated a settlement for easements sought by a natural gas provider related to a project in Southeastern North Carolina. The easements impacted three commercially zoned parcels and would have essentially run through the middle of a planned commercial development. The natural gas provider offered $355,300.00 for the pipeline easement. The claims ultimately resolved for $984,672.00 and agreement by the natural gas provider to relocate the proposed gas line in order to minimize the impact to the clients’ commercial development. This resulted in a significant benefit to the clients, who were able to minimize the damage to their property and ensure its future use for ongoing commercial development.

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