The Coalition to Protect Prince William County
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Once again, local politics was reduced yesterday to a party line vote, with Jeanine Lawson’s resolution failing 5-3. Don’t Supervisors Vic Angry and Ann Wheeler KNOW they already voted unanimously to approve a lame duck resolution in 2020 put forward by Kenny Boddye? Here it is: https://eservice.pwcgov.org/…/agendas/2020/0204/9-qq.pdf The 2020
Resolution Lame-Duck Moratorium on contentious land-use cases._No._23-365
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Lawson, Va. Republicans Schedule Media Conference to Address Lawson’s ‘Lame Duck’ Resolution – Bristow Beat
Prince William County supervisors to take up resolution that would delay Digital Gateway approval | Prince William | insidenova.com
Deshundra Jefferson, Dems’ nominee for county board chair, agrees in principle with opponent’s ‘lame duck’ resolution | News | princewilliamtimes.com
Retired Congressman Frank Wolf joins fight against the PW Digital Gateway | News | princewilliamtimes.com
Media Advisory Citizens from throughout the county will be speaking up at a citizen-led press conference supporting a commonsense lame-duck resolution to refrain from voting on contentious land use applications post-November election until the new Board returns in January, after their scheduled winter break. Chair
The news about Prince William County’s data center disaster is now spreading beyond our county, our state, and our country. Whether it’s the monstrosity called Villages Technology Park in Gainesville that Wheeler, Franklin, Boddye, Bailey, and Angry approved after being warned it was going to
Demand for Data Centers Is Soaring – The New York Times (nytimes.com) “…But finding enough land to build a data center and sufficient electricity to run it can be a challenge. And developers must address community concerns about these behemoth buildings, which are popping up
Supervisors, activists split on Prince William County Board Chair Ann Wheeler’s primary election loss | News | princewilliamtimes.com Voters rejected data center proliferation, activists say By Anya Sczerzenie Times Staff Writer Jun 28, 2023 Updated Jun 28, 2023 Prince William Board of Supervisors Chair Ann Wheeler, who
Digital Gateway Part II? Western Prince William neighbors considering selling land to data center developers | Headlines | insidenova.com By Ben Peters Jun 27, 2023 Sanders Lane, a four-mile, two-lane road that runs between Sudley and Braddock roads near Gainesville, is located just north of
Power Shortages Are Turning More Data Centers Into Their Own Utilities (bisnow.com) NationalData Center June 11, 2023 Dan Rabb, Data Centers Desperate for more power in markets facing unprecedented shortages, many data center operators are launching new efforts to make it themselves. Unsplash/Untitled Photo As the
Kevin Coyle Data center news round up Coverage of Voter Opposition to Prince William County’s 80 Million Square Foot Data Center Takeover By Kevin Coyle June 24,2003 Residents of Prince William County have been ignored and even run over by tone deaf and arrogant public
NTT files for planning permission in Virgnia’s Gainesville for four-building data center campus – DCD (datacenterdynamics.com) (“NTT VA10” – former Southview I66-US29 Technology Park/Lerner property – “Grove at Gainesville” 4 2story data center buildings (75′), 102 acres, 336MW) Location for previously announced 336MW campus revealed
Editorial: Prince William County primary result a win for grassroots advocacy | Headlines | insidenova.com June 23, 2022 Tim McCormick holds up a child with a sign protesting data center development in Prince William County in September 2022 outside a public hearing on the PW
Prince William voters back data center opponents in primary – NBC4 Washington (nbcwashington.com) Prince William County voters back data center opponents in primary By Julie Carey, News4 Northern Virginia Bureau Chief and Matthew Barakat • Published June 22, 2023 • Updated on June 22, 2023 at 7:51 pm Tuesday’s primary delivered a stunning result in
UPDATED: Lawson supporters cite data center concerns in GOP primary for county chair | News | princewilliamtimes.com By Anya Sczerzenie Times Staff Writer Jun 22, 2023 Updated 20 hrs ago Supervisor Jeanine Lawson courtesy Supervisor Jeanine Lawson handily won the Republican nomination in Tuesday’s primary election to run for
(Political Winners and Losers: Virginia Primary Elections June 2023 | Blue Virginia) June 22, 2023 Winners Prince William County Board of Supervisors Chair Democratic candidate Deshundra Jefferson (D): My understanding from people “in the know” was that Prince William County Board Chair Ann Wheeler wasn’t
Why A Local Primary Election Upset Could Mean Big Changes For Data Center Development (bisnow.com) NationalData Center June 22, 2023 Dan Rabb, Data Centers A surprise result in a Northern Virginia primary election has the potential to slow data center development in Prince William County, a