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LG&E and Pike Electric officials are investigating the circumstances of the death.
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A $2 billion plan would get rid of nearly one-third of LG&E and KU's old generation systems, and there's a statewide public comment period scheduled before the states moves forward.
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The Public Service Commission approved a request by LG&E and its sister company, Kentucky Utilities, to possibly pass through expenses from the early March storm.
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Officials said it's still too early to project exactly how much this week's storms will also end up costing.
As of 4 p.m. Thursday, an estimated 5,052 LG&E/KU customers without power in Jefferson County, according to the utility company's online outage map.
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LG&E argues it can condemn the property for a 12-mile natural gas pipeline, but Bernheim contends the land is public property that can’t be seized.
The utility company says there were several factors that led to this decision.
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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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Last week’s filings are the latest in a legal fight over the proposed pipeline that also includes a separate lawsuit involving Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest.
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The decision affects 7 of the 8 condemnation cases involving the pipeline plan; a separate lawsuit, against Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest, is pending in Bullitt Circuit Court.