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Meeting Calendar Judicial Proceedings Public Meeting Documents Rulemaking Process &ampProposed Rules Industry Billing &ampObjectionNo record is made and no evidence is received.&nbspa notice is published two times in a newspaper of general circulation in the affected county.&nbspIf no objections are filed within 20 days of the second publicationa hearing must be held.&nbspNotice will also be published. Hearing When a proposed line is greater than one mile long(If the line is shorter than one milethe hearing can be held at the IUC in Des Moines.)&nbspThe IUC&nbspthe IUC will decide whether the proposed line is necessary to serve a public usecomplies with routing and engineering standardsand meets all other legal requirements. If the company has requested the right of eminent domainthe IUC also will decide whether to grant that right.&nbspthe IUC (or the administrative law judge) is not the advocate for any other particular partythe agency is neutral.&nbspIf you believe you need to be represented at the hearingyou should consult with your own lawyer. When the IUC makes its final decision in the casethe company must obtain necessary rights from the owner of the land

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