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Lawsuits Involve Not Checking For Utility Lines

Lawsuits Involve Not Checking For Utility Lines

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Iowa’s Attorney General announced seven lawsuits in six counties in cases where construction started without a call to check for underground utility lines. A-G spokesman, Geoff Greenwood, says the complaints involve natural gas lines.


The suits involve companies or individuals in Linn, Palo Alto, Jasper, Woodbury, Franklin, and Pottawattamie counties. Anyone who digs is supposed to call the Iowa One Call Center, at 1-800-292-8989, or 811, to have them come and mark underground lines.


The law has been in place for over two decades.

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