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"We have a lot of needs at Otter Creek," she said. Sullivan is under pressure from the Board of Aldermen to make improvements that generate income so the park won't be a drain on city finances. The city currently spends about $500,000 a year to operate Otter Creek. Metro Parks expects to have an Otter Creek master plan and marketing study completed in about six months, Sullivan said. The $500,000 will help implement the master plan, she said.

"The goal is to generate revenue through investment in facilities," Sullivan said. "This gives us a leg up." The three gas pipelines have been in Otter Creek for years. The first was built in 1948. The trunk line will be laid about 20 feet to the side of the company's lawyers told city officials that if they didn't take it, they would file a lawsuit to condemn the property. The lawsuit was filed in Meade Circuit Court on Dec.

30, 1999. The court ruled for the city on May 4. Meade Circuit Judge Robert A. Miller ruled that Williams did not have the right to condemn property owned by Louisville. Before Miller ruled, three court-appointed appraisers said the city should not be compensated for the easement because the new trunk line would not damage the property or reduce its value.

After losing the case, the company began making larger offers. The city turned down $250,000, Stone said, before it got the $500,000 offer. On Tuesday, the aldermen authorized Armstrong to take it. "Money does cause you to think," Stone said. the gas lines.

Sullivan said Williams has addressed environmental and safety concerns that she and park users have raised. Fleming, the right-of-way manager, said Texas Gas workers will be present during construction, and an environmental engineer also will be on hand. He said the company is laying 33,000 miles of fiber-optic cable throughout the country, much of which is being buried near gas lines. "We're not going to disturb the pipeline at all," he said. Williams spokeswoman Wendy Lea said the pipelines through Otter Creek have been tested and recently passed inspection by the U.S.

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