The Coalition to Protect Prince William County
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Posted By: What’s Up Woodbridgeon: February 23, 2016 The first hearings for the proposed Dominion power line project will be held by the State Corporation Commission (SCC) tomorrow in Haymarket. The project, which would create a 230 kilovolt power line, currently has five potential routes
From Haymarket Beat – Submitted | February 23, 2016 | News A member of the Prince William Coalition has her dog help to protest the power lines in Haymarket. The Prince William Coalition will host a pre-hearing
By Terri Erwin-Fitz The State Corporation Commission will hold hearings on Dominion Power’s proposed Haymarket 230kV and substation project on Wednesday, Feb. 24 at 4:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. and on Monday, March 14, at 4:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. in Battlefield High School’s auditorium
By Terri Erwin-Fitz Virginia’s State Corporation Commission (SCC) will hold hearings in Haymarket Feb. 24, at 4:30 and 7 p.m. and March 14, also at 4:30 and 7 p.m., on the route for Dominion Virginia Power’s (Dominion) proposed Haymarket 230kV transmission lines and substation. The
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Dominion donations subsidized by customers By ALAN SUDERMAN The Associated Press Aug 22, 2015 Virginia residents have been billed tens of thousands of dollars to pay for donations that the state’s most powerful electricity company has made to politically connected charities, according to
By: Nick Iannelli WASHINGTON — Dozens showed up at a community meeting Wednesday night in Haymarket, Virginia, to voice their concerns about proposed power lines in western Prince William County. “All of the families in our community will be affected,” resident Kristine Denholm told NBC
Opponents of a new high-voltage power line proposed for the Haymarket area gather for a rally outside a Dominion Virginia Power informational meeting held at Battlefield High School Wednesday. Jill Palermo Northern Virginia Media Services | 9 comments \ During an open-house style meeting at Battlefield
Posted: Monday, July 13, 2015 9:00 am by Jill Palermo Opponents are gearing up for the next chapter in their now yearlong fight against a new high-voltage power line proposed for the Haymarket area they say will mostly serve just one customer — a new
By Tom Jackman June 29, 2015 Dominion Virginia Power has released a new set of proposed routes for a high-voltage power line through western Prince William County , but a county supervisor said Monday that the reported destination of that line is no longer welcomed
The Haymarket Resolution, was unanimously adopted by the Haymarket Town Council during last night’s regular meeting. Elena Schlossberg, Executive Director of the Coalition to Protect Prince William County, addresssed the Council, urged adoption of the resolution, and thanked the Town of Haymarket for the planning report developed
Dear Neighbors, First, let us all thank the dedication of almost 100 people from our communities that have traveled to Richmond over the last 2 weeks to make our voices heard. They demonstrated, on our behalf, our commitment to our communities, and to each other.
Our trip to the Virginia General Assembly in Richmond was a great success. We came away with commitments from Delegates Ramadan and Hugo to sign on as co-patrons to bill HB 2356 submitted by Delegate Marshall! We had 67 people from all over the Haymarket-Gainesville community
Great letter to Jeff Bezos (CEO and Founder of Amazon): Bezos-Amazon and Dominion Power Lines from Delegate Bob Marshall and Senator Black!
Wow! What a fantastic turnout at the Town Hall meeting that took place on Monday, January 12. Over 1000 people were there and the auditorium was filled beyond capacity. The size of the crowd was above our wildest expectations. We are thankful that so many people
Wash Post: Proposed Prince William data center prompts protest letter to Jeff Bezos By Jonathan O’Connell Digger January 7, 2015 An earlier version of this story incorrectly identified Corporate Office Properties Trust as the owner of the proposed data center site. The owner has not
There is an area in western Prince William County known as the Rural Crescent. It is a planned preservation area intended to strengthen this county’s ability to control urban sprawl, to maintain local farmland and a country atmosphere. On the zoning map it forms a
Our Comprehensive Adverse Impact Analysis Report clearly shows the historical, legislative, environmental and financial impacts for each of Dominion Power’s proposed routes. 1. The New Road Alternative Route (12.2 miles) Historical Legislative Environmental Financial 2. The Northern Alternative Route (6.1 miles) Historical Environmental Financial 3.
To Dominion Power, I am writing to voice my opposition to the installation of the proposed high voltage power lines through a historic area of the Rural Crescent in Haymarket, Virginia of Prince William County. The Rural Crescent was designated by Prince William County in
To Dominion Power: I am sending this e-mail as the designated representative of Antioch Baptist Church, located at 16509 Waterfall Road, Haymarket, Virginia. We have recently been made aware of your new proposal for running a 230 kV power line to Haymarket on a route
A must read for those who may have lines and poles on their property! https://pstrust.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/Virginia-Summary-2014.pdf