20140957 Ver 2_Public Notice Comments_20170803

Strickland, Bev
From:Jim Michael <[e-mail]>
Sent:Thursday, August 03, 2017 8:13 AM
To:SVC_DENR.publiccomments
Cc:[e-mail]
Subject:Atantic Coast Pipeline Public comment

The land owner of which the right of way for the pipeline is located should be protected in the event the pipe line is
abandoned in the future.
The land owner should have the right to request and receive the removal of the pipe line and land restoration as it was
prior to the installation. This requirement shall be at no cost to the owner and completed in a timely manner when
requested by the land owner. And the right of way removed from the property records.

Case in Point; The Dixie Pipeline cross's my 55 acres located in southern Wake County. It is abandoned and now that
Wake Property has increased in value, I want to sell the land for development. The Pipeline has become a negative
impact to this property. Dixie Pipeline has no obligation to remove and restore the property as far as I know.
I receive no payment from Dixie for the use of my land, yet I have restricted use. Does Dixie Pipeline have any obligation
to remove this from my property?

This situation should be taken into consideration with the ACP project.

Thanks for listening, Have a Nice Day

Respectfully
James Michael
4216 New Hill Holleman Rd
New Hill, NC 27562
[e-mail]
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