MIDDLEBURY, Vt. (AP) - A state investigation found that the builder of a natural gas pipeline in Vermont deviated from approved construction plans without informing the state.
Vermont Public Radio reports the Public Utility Commission found that Vermont Gas made several changes to the approved construction plan for the 41-mile pipeline without informing the commission.
A spokesperson for Vermont Gas said the pipeline that runs from Colchester to Middlebury is safe.
Regulators will now consider whether to assess a penalty on the company for the unauthorized changes it made during the pipeline’s construction.
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