Year: 2021
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Bull Run Observer: Heritage Hunt Town Hall attendees pose questions, make suggestions on data centers
By: E. Bruce Davis November 25, 2021 After Kyle Hart, Kim Hosen, Bob Weir, and Elena Schlossberg concluded their presentations at the Nov. 4 Heritage Hunt Town Hall on Proposed Data Centers, nearly a dozen attendees posed questions and made suggestions regarding the proposed nearby Read More …
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Bull Run Observer: Local speakers tell Heritage Hunt residents what data center development could bring to community
By E. Bruce Davis November 26, 2021 Four local speakers shared their knowledge and perspectives about Proposed Data Centers with about 80 residents of the Heritage Hunt community, at a Nov. 4 Town Hall at the clubhouse. Other residents observed virtually. The program has been Read More …
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No data centers in the rural crescent: Opinion Letter – Prince William Times
I want to voice my opposition to rezoning the rural crescent for data centers. There is absolutely no necessity to do this. Just a few years ago, the Prince William Board of County Supervisors had the wisdom and foresight to designate an appropriate area of Read More …
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Candland can’t leave his constituents without a voice – or a vote – on the rural crescent: Opinion Letter – Prince William Times
Prince William County Supervisor Pete Candland’s Gainesville neighborhood is next to the proposed “digital gateway” area and inside the 2,000 acres being considered for data centers under the county’s planned expansion of its data center overlay district. Prince William County resident and developer
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Prince William Times: Northern Virginia leaders discuss local climate solutions during virtual forum
https://www.princewilliamtimes.com/news/northern-virginia-leaders-discuss-local-climate-solutions-during-virtual-forum/article_f6037f68-4b53-11ec-b81b-4b639cbca3f4.html By Daniel Berti Times Staff Writer Nov 22, 2021 Clockwise from top left: Prince William Board of County Supervisors Chair Ann Wheel
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Protecting the Rural Crescent – Faith Alliance for Climate Solutions
https://faithforclimate.org/pwc-rural-crescent/ Protecting the Rural Crescent Virginia bluebells along the Bull Run Tributary Lately in Prince William County (PWC) there has been a lot of buzz around if development should be placed in the rural crescent or not. Sashia Scott, the Community Organizer
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Join the Rising Tide!
Join the Rising Tide! The destruction of our rural crescent, the integrity of our National Parks, and the risk of contamination to our Occoquan Reservoir is a regional, state, and federal issue. But first and foremost, the industrialization of our rural crescent will have a Read More …
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Archive: 2013 Bacon’s Rebellion – The Ladies of Pageland Lane
http://www.baconsrebellion.com/archive/articles/2013/10/pageland_ladies.html The Ladies of Pageland Lane In Prince William County populist conservatives and liberal smart-growthers have found common ground in fighting Northern Virginia’s proposed Bi-County Parkway. by James A. Bacon The command cent
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Digital Gateway – Pageland Lane Trip Generation
Digital Gateway – Trip Generation Comparison Memo (10/20/2021, PDF) Originally published 2021-11-20 at https://protectpwc.org/2021/11/20/digital-gateway-pageland-lane-trip-generation/.
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Bi-County Parkway map
Originally published 2021-11-20 at https://protectpwc.org/2021/11/20/bi-county-parkway-map/.