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WHEELING Ohio County Public Service District says three companies have wrongfully occupied land owned by the PSD and caused damage.
American Tower Corporation, American Towers LLC and CellCo Partnership were all named as defendants in the suit.
The PSD claims ATC owns and operates a cell tower that is trespassing on PSD property, according to a complaint filed in Ohio Circuit Court.
CellCo leased land from Triple P LLC in 2015 and CellCo subleased the property to ATC, however, the cell tower exceeds the bounds of the leased premises and encroaches on PSD s property.
The plaintiffs claim the defendants placement of the cell tower is a deliberate and continuous physical invasion on the PSD s property and the defendants actions have substantially and unreasonably interfered with the PSD s private use, enjoyment and general possession of its land.
KINGWOOD Waterfront Group WV is suing Allegheny Wood Products for a property issue.
David L. Hough and Cynthia F. Graves were also named as defendants in the suit.
Allegheny granted Hough and Graves a right of first refusal for 2.98 acres of land in Preston County on Oct. 5, 2004, and on March 3, 2020, Allegheny conveyed over 1,000 acres situated in Preston County to the plaintiff and developed portions of the property for residential use and began to sell the lots, according to a complaint filed in Preston Circuit Court.
A portion of one of the lots was subject to the right of first refusal and after the sale, Hough and Graves demanded to be sold a portion of the lot, despite being aware of the purchase before the sale was consummated, according to the suit.
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