Eminent Domain

Clarence Adams’ Landowner Story Added to OLOL Website

Clarence Adams is a Douglas County landowner who has been battling Jordan Cove/Pacific Connector for well over a decade.

Is the Bell Tolling on FERC’s Tolling Orders?

After FERC approved Jordan Cove, landowners and several other groups filed “rehearing requests” asking FERC to reconsider its Order. As...

FERC Denies Rehearing Requests on Jordan Cove Order

Technically, Pembina can begin eminent domain proceedings, although FERC’s order prohibits any ground disturbance, tree removal, etc.

Rehearing Requests Question FERC’s Order Approving Jordan Cove

The filers also take issue with FERC’s conclusion that American natural gas producers will benefit from the project.

Our Land ~ Our Lives Adds Media Page to Website

This short post is to let you know that we have added a Media page to the Our Land ~ Our Lives website.

Landowner Tour Prompts Sen. Wyden to Ask for Review of Wrongdoing by Pembina Agents

On August 21, Senator Wyden asked US Assistant Attorney General Stephen Boyd to look into his constituents’ complaints.

Wildfires and Pipelines Don't Mix

Many landowners along the Pacific Connector Pipeline route cite the risk of wildfires as one of the top reasons for not wanting the pipeline

Support Oregon Landowners; Attend a FERC Hearing!

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is holding hearings on the Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Jordan Cove LNG...