Category: Documents & Letters
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SPEAK UP! – A River Cuts Through Rock Because of Its Persistence
If you are feeling like there is no rhyme or reason to the actions of the newly elected majority on the Board of Supervisors, you are correct. The policies they are enacting are directly conflicting with each other. They adopted an Arts and Agriculture Overlay Read More …
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Supervisor Lawson: Rural Crescent: The Good News and Bad News
Supervisor Lawson letter Friends – It was another late night vote. For those of you who were unable to wait up until after 1am for the outcome, I’ll give you the bad news first: the Board voted 5-3 to approve a study for potential changes Read More …
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Thoroughfare – Frank Washington comments at Press Conference 051821
Although the Coalition to Save Historic Thoroughfare is hopeful that the future will hold full historic preservation and protections for all land and cemeteries within Thoroughfare and the Gainesville Settlement, we have immediate needs that must be met now. There must be an immediate stay Read More
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Supervisor Lawson: Rural Crescent Lives Another Day
Friends – Last night was proof that citizens who continue speaking out can make a difference! Thank you to everyone from across the county who came to all the meetings, wrote emails, spoke virtually, and especially those who heeded my call to come and speak Read More …
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Citizen Letter: Done right, Independent Hill plan could add access to PW Forest Park, highlight local history
https://www.princewilliamtimes.com/opinion/letter-done-right-independent-hill-plan-could-add-access-to-pw-forest-park-highlight-local/article_b6208c46-820a-11eb-9049-1f65bd4c766d.html?fbclid=IwAR3xAjDCL48sCCrpqjqCaT4VZFTWzigrliyLM4YNToBGCydkGznJeZUNPVE Mar 14, 2021 With the Independent Hill small a
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Prince William Conservation Alliance: Action Alert: Protect PW Forest (National) Park from Encroaching Development
Action Alert: Protect Prince William Forest Park from Encroachment by Development On Tuesday, March 16, Prince Williams Board of County Supervisors will decide whether to allow construction of a data center campus within the Congressional boundary of Prince William Forest Park. This would negative
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Supervisor Lawson: Assault on Rural Crescent Continues
Friends – On Tuesday night, Chair Ann Wheeler launched another assault on the Rural Crescent by opening the door to discussing intensive commercial and industrial development in this area. She is not alone. Supervisors Angry (Neabsco), Bailey (Potomac), Boddye (Occoquan), and Franklin (Woodbridge),
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Supervisor Vega: More Chipping Away at the Rural Crescent on the Menu for Tuesday
Dear Neighbor, At 7:30pm on Tuesday evening the Board will vote on a CPA for the Independent Hill Small Area Plan along Route 234 and Bristow Road. Unfortunately, county planners decided to build this plan within the Coles and Potomac magisterial districts, making this the Read More …
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Elena Schlossberg: Haymarket Transmission Line fight lessons should not be ignored
From: elena s Sent: Tuesday, March 9, 2021 1:59 PM To: Wheeler, Ann ; Angry, Victor S. ; peter candland ; yvega@pwcgov.org; mfranklin@pwcgov.org; kboddye@pwcgov.org; abailey@pwcgov.org; Lawson, Jeanine M. ; CMWinn@pwc
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Pete Candland: Vaccines, Budget, and Rural Development in PWC
Dear Friends, As we are all aware, the Virginia State and PW County health officials continue to work on vaccine access and stopping spread of COVID-19. I know this has been a complicated and frustrating process for many, with many changes to registration and availability. Read More …