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In addition to the Parks Highway alignment, MEA proposed several alternative routes including a 12.1-mile line through the farms and homes of Fairview Loop Road at an estimated cost of nearly $14 million and a $12.7-mile line along Bogard Road at a cost of nearly $15 million.
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