Project Details
The TransWest Express Transmission Project is a proposed extra high voltage, direct current overhead transmission line that would run about 728 miles from south-central Wyoming, crossing Colorado and Utah, to the Marketplace Hub about 25 miles south of Las Vegas, Nevada. TransWest received a record of decision approving the project in January 2017.
TransWest Express is a planned multi-state transmission line in the western United States. The $3 billion dollar 600kV transmission line will span approximately 730 miles across four states. The project will cross a large amount of public land with most of the private land affected located in Utah.
If you are affected by the Transwest Express you need to protect your legal rights. Sever Walker Padgitt is focused on maximizing compensation for landowners faced with eminent domain. Sever Walker Padgitt can help you fight pipeline or powerline takings! For a complimentary review of your case call us now at 888-318-3761 or email me directly at George@landownerattorneys.com
Case Results
State: Wisconsin (Columbia County)
Case Type: Powerline takings
Initial Offer: $12,500
Sever Walker Padgitt Result:
$28,500
State: Illinois (Pike County)
Case Type: Powerline takings
Initial Offer: $185,093
Sever Walker Padgitt Result:
$215,916
State: Illinois (Pike County)
Case Type: Powerline takings
Initial Offer: $40,640
Sever Walker Padgitt Result:
$103,055
State: Illinois (Pike County)
Case Type: Powerline takings
Initial Offer: $55,000
Sever Walker Padgitt Result:
$159,798
State: Illinois (Morgan County)
Case Type: Powerline takings
Initial Offer: $119,517
Sever Walker Padgitt Result:
$159,000
State: Illinois (Christian County)
Case Type: Powerline takings
Initial Offer: $119,194
Sever Walker Padgitt Result:
$150,955
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