Ranching and livestock
Gates, working pens, fencing, cattle movement, grazing rotation, access roads, water points, and seasonal work.
Texas Grid Accountability
Proposed Routes Cross Real Land, Real Work, and Real Families
The 765kV debate is not just a grid map. For affected landowners, it can mean ranch gates, irrigation pivots, homesites, county roads, wildlife habitat, inheritance plans, and family land.
Why voices matter
Route maps do not show daily life.
A line across a map can become a permanent easement through a pasture. A tower location can affect equipment movement. A cleared ROW can affect wildlife habitat, water features, privacy, and future homesites.
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Impact categories
Tell us what a proposed route could affect
Farming and equipment
Irrigation pivots, aerial application, tractors, combines, hay equipment, soil disturbance, drainage, and field fragmentation.
Homesites and family land
Existing or planned homes, family ownership history, inheritance plans, future uses, privacy, viewshed, and proximity concerns.
Water, wildlife, conservation
Creeks, wetlands, karst, aquifers, springs, riparian areas, habitat, migratory birds, pollinators, mowing, and herbicide questions.
Roads and access
County roads, school routes, emergency access, gates, traffic, dust, construction timing, and local services.
Process fairness
Notice timing, readable maps, unanswered questions, route scoring, meeting access, comment windows, and intervention deadlines.
Before signing anything
Ask hard questions and get qualified advice.
This site is not legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Landowners facing route notices, easement requests, or condemnation threats should consult qualified counsel familiar with the property and deadlines.
- What exact rights am I granting, and are they temporary or permanent?
- What land uses will be restricted now and in the future?
- Where can roads, gates, laydown areas, and construction equipment go?
- Who pays for fence, gate, road, soil, crop, livestock, drainage, or water damage?
- Does compensation address remainder impacts and future-use restrictions?
- What deadlines apply if I want to comment, intervene, protest, or preserve rights?
TODO downloads: Landowner Checklist PDF, Easement Questions One-Pager, approved legal resource list.
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If a proposed corridor could affect your land, operation, home, water, wildlife, or family plans, tell us what you are seeing and what documents you have received. Static form placeholder only.
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