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Knott County attorney prepared to use eminent domain to acquire old coal property to relocate flood

Efforts are underway to find more land for eastern Kentuckians to relocate to so they can avoid future floods.

Knott County Attorney Tim Bates says he has been authorized by the county fiscal court to take action to acquire land owned by West Virginia-based Western Pocahontas Properties.

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