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50 foot wide easement along 1,289 feet of her property.
After the contempt hearing, Cameron was disappointed that the company was not ordered to remove its new poles, which she said she would like to see gone “by sundown.”
Her lawyer, David Konick, says he will fight the power company’s desire to wait for a supreme court decision on whether the old easement exists before going to trial for a new easement.
Lawyers for both sides will meet with Circuit Court Judge Shore Robertson on September 1 at 2 p.m. for a pre-trial order of structures. There, the parties will discuss a sequence of events and time table to follow.
PotEd lawyers agreed that “the 30 days did inadvertently elapse” during which, under the May 9 order, they were to either file condemnation petitions or the company would have been required to remove its new lines.
However, Robertson said PotEd has the right to
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