Month: April 2022
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Facebook Live video of April 28, 2022 Town Hall
Facebook Live Town Hall video – April 28, 2022
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TONIGHT! – Citizens Town Hall – 6:30 PM Battlefield High School
Citizens are going to be blindsided by all the proposed changes to this county if the current 2040 comp plan update is approved. Now is the time to understand what is at stake and make a difference! Sponsored by: COALITION TO PROTECT PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY Read More …
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Letter: Environmental assessment needed for PW Digital Gateway – InsideNoVa
Currently the Prince William Board of County Supervisors is considering changes to the county’s Comprehensive Plan affecting industrial development in the “Rural Crescent,” including the Prince William Digital Gateway project. Based on the scope of the Comprehensive Plan Amendment, with its potentia
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Come to the Coalition sponsored Citizens Town Hall – April 28
(See announcement below regarding April 28 “safe space” town hall for citizens opposed to proposed county-wide projects) “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed, citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.” ― Margaret Mead We understand – sometimes Re
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Opinion: Gateway concerns vs. reality: Bi-County Parkway still on drawing boards
On March 9, 2022 the legal counsel for the PW Digital Gateway applicants forwarded a number of documents to the “Board of County Supervisors members and Planning Commission members in an attempt to provide clarity and detail, so that the discussion of this CPA application Read More …
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Analysis: County staff Data Center presentations “clearly in error” with PWC records – Bull Run Observer
In her May 27, 2021 Data Center-Market Viability Review forwarded to the BOCS, Christina Winn, Executive Director , Economic Development, asserted “Of the approximately 8,700 acres of land within the DCOZ (Data Center Opportunity Zone), there is approximately 600-1100 acres Economic Development woul
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GET ENGAGED! Citizen Town Hall – April 28
Industrial blight is community blight. Just like a deadly virus, it spreads from the host to its neighbors. Rural Sanders Lane neighbors mull selling to data centers | News | princewilliamtimes.com “The bucolic road hosts a smattering of signs protesting the proposed digital development to Read Mor
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Washington Business Journal: In a changing Prince William County, leaders wrestle with how to manage a data center boom
Wash Bus Jrnl PWC Leaders Wrestle
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Opinion: Lateef inconsistent about ‘Rural Crescent’ – InsideNOVA
Letter: Lateef inconsistent about ‘Rural Crescent’ | Opinion | insidenova.com The integrity of a consistent policy message is what separates the character of our elected leaders, and even those in the community who can influence how we grow as a county, from those who are Read More …