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Maps show potential oil pipeline route in Summit County

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An oil and gas company provided a draft pipeline route to the Salt Lake City government. HF Sinclair is considering moving the pipe southward when it expands it. The company provided Salt Lake City with maps of a proposed route, which are attached to the Tuesday Salt Lake City Council agenda.

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