Baltimore County officials said they denied surveyors from a company attempting to build a liquid natural gas terminal and pipeline at the Sparrows Point Shipyard access to government-owned property.
The surveyors need entrance to county land to plan for an 87-mile pipeline that would transport the gas through Baltimore and Harford counties, said Bart Fisher, an attorney representing a Dundalk-based plant opposition group.
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