FERC officials expressed concern to pipeline company representatives about the visual impact of the compressor station on the historic house in February 2014, according to the letter.

5, 2016, letter from FERC to the federal Advisory Council on Historic Preservation stated that the house, which was eligible for inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places, was located across the street from a proposed compressor station for the pipeline. вЂњAt the same time, we will continue to work with FERC to address any remaining Stoneman House issues.вЂќДЄ Dec. вЂњThe revised MOU between Rover and the Ohio SHPO is in effect, and we look forward to cooperatively working with them to implement the MOU,вЂќ Daniel said. Rover Pipeline LLC has agreed to pay more than $4 million to the Ohio SHPO after razing the historic building. вЂњWe have resolved all outstanding issues regarding the Stoneman House with the Ohio State Historic Preservation Office (Ohio SHPO),вЂќ Energy Transfer Partners spokesperson Alexis Daniel said in an email. The historic resource in question was the Stoneman House, a historic home built in 1843 in Dennison, Ohio. вЂњRover subsequently made several misstatements in its docketed response to the CommissionвЂ™s questions about why it had purchased and demolished the resource.вЂќ вЂњRover falsely promised it would avoid adverse effects to a historic resource that it was simultaneously working to purchase and destroy,вЂќ FERC wrote in its Notice of Alleged Violations. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has preliminarily determined that Energy Transfer Partners and its subsidiary Rover Pipeline, LLC, did not вЂњfully and forthrightlyвЂќ disclose all relevant information to the commission in its application for the pipeline, according to a notice filed by the commission on July 13. The investigation comes as the number of violations and fines against the company over the Rover project continue to grow. Federal regulators will investigate Energy Transfer Partners, the company behind the controversial Dakota Access pipeline in North Dakota, for alleged violations associated with its $4.2 billion Rover natural gas pipeline in Ohio.

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