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Uintah County Resolution Utilizing Eminent Domain Under Consideration Today | Basin Now

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The public is invited to attend the Uintah County Commission meeting today during which the Commission will consider a Resolution to utilize Eminent Domain to access County property in Ashley Gorge. Two private property owners dispute the County’s claims of there being an existing Class D county road and the matter is moving towards the courts.

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