A Kentucky woman spent 35 years turning 45 acres into a nature preserve; now a nearly $40 million sewer project has secured seven easements across her land through eminent domain, triggering fresh county scrutiny
- The Central Boone County Sewer project, being built by Sanitation District 1 (SD1), will use part of Gayle Pille’s property for a new sewer pipeline.
- Pille has spent decades developing the property into a nature preserve.
- According to WVXU, she planted native shrubs and trees, cleaned up creek crossings and built bird houses.
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- The Central Boone County Sewer project, being built by Sanitation District 1 (SD1), will use part of Gayle Pille’s property for a new sewer pipeline.
- Pille has spent decades developing the property into a nature preserve.
- According to WVXU, she planted native shrubs and trees, cleaned up creek crossings and built bird houses.
Sources: Times of India