The resolution called the use of eminent domain on conservation land a 'terrible precedent' that would undermine the protection of nature preserves throughout Kentucky.
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The Louisville-based utility sued Bernheim in 2019 after it was unable to reach a deal to buy an easement for the proposed 12-mile line that would run through central Bullitt County.
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The city of Louisville has filed a lawsuit to seize historic church buildings in Louisville's Russell neighborhood.
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The permit from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers comes as several of LG&E's condemnation lawsuits remain unresolved, including one involving land owned by Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest.
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A Jim Beam spokeswoman said the bourbon company has not "directed the planning or route of the proposed pipeline.”
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The utility previously sent residents letters threatening legal action f it couldn’t reach deals to buy easements by the end of the month.
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Two landowners say they’ve received letters indicating the utility is prepared to file condemnation lawsuits in the next 10 days.
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Leaders want residents out in the next six months, but most residents didn't even know until we told them Thursday.