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BLM Approves Powerline Upgrade In Uintah County

By Basin Now · October 19, 2026 · 1 min read
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The Bureau of Land Management's Vernal Field Office announced on Thursday the approval of a powerline upgrade. According to the announcement, they issued Categorical Exclusion documentation for the American Gilsonite Powerline Upgrade.

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