SIOUX FALLS, S.D.(KELO)- A number of setbacks have led Summit Carbon Solutions to ask for a delay on its application to build a Carbon Capture pipeline through South Dakota.

Still, Lake County landowners aren’t taking any chances.

Lake County farmer Aaron Johnson is among those circulating a petition to establish zoning regulations to control the location, in the event Summit Carbon finds a way to get the project back on track.

Johnson says the petition effort became necessary, because the Lake County Commission refused to take action to establish zoning regulations for the pipeline project.

Lake County landowners aren’t taking anything for granted on carbon capture pipelines.

A group is frustrated by a lack of action by the Lake County Commission to establish ordinances to protect residents in the event of a pipeline rupture.

Johnson is circulating petitions to change that.

Summit Carbon Solutions has asked for a delay on its permit application to build a carbon capture line in South Dakota.

The request came after this year’s legislature passed a bill that bans companies like Summit from gaining eminent domain powers in their quest to cross private property.