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Emails show Emigration Canyon explored sharing road project data with pipeline company

By Fox 13 · November 2, 2026 · 1 min read
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Newly released emails show Emigration Canyon officials discussed whether HF Sinclair could help pay for survey and right-of-way data collected for a proposed road safety project as the company evaluated a fuel pipeline route through the same corridor. The road project and pipeline are separate proposals.

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