Hopi Tribe ends dispute over transmission line (AP 11/5)
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Hopi Tribe resolves long-running dispute over transmission line
Posted: Wednesday, November 6, 2013
The Hopi Tribe and Arizona Public Service Co. have settled a dispute over a transmission line on the reservation.
The tribe will receive more than $20 million plus annual payments until 2041 for the 36-mile line, the Associated Press reports.
The line has been running through the reservation since 1996.
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Hopi Tribe ends dispute over transmission line (AP 11/5)
Hopi Tribe ends dispute over transmission line (AP 11/5)
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