Whom does Chair Wheeler Work For?
https://usdablogger.blogspot.com/2021/07/whom-does-chair-wheeler-work-for.html
Category: Headline News
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
InsideNOVA: Prince William supervisors move toward rural area changes
https://www.insidenova.com/headlines/prince-william-supervisors-move-toward-rural-area-changes/article_2b5e0cf6-e4bf-11eb-8672-13ed3f4307a6.html By Nolan Stout Jul 14, 2021 Updated 23 hrs ago Prince William County government Prince William County supervisors have taken the first step toward policy changes around the future of the rural area and housing. The Board of Supervisors approved six resolutions at its meeting early
Prince William Times: County takes first steps toward far-reaching housing, land-use changes
https://www.princewilliamtimes.com/news/county-takes-first-steps-toward-far-reaching-housing-land-use-changes/article_b9b000f0-e4aa-11eb-9dd0-d761fde43838.html Supervisors consider new “affordable dwelling” ordinance By Daniel Berti Times Staff Writer Jul 14, 2021 Updated Jul 14, 2021 Dividing line: Vint Hill Road serves as part of the rural crescent’s existing boundary line. As this photograph shows, development to the east of Vint Hill Road
Facts Matter! Residents Deserve the Truth!
With yet ANOTHER partisan vote on Tuesday June 15, the Board of Supervisors approved the Village Place Technology Park rezoning request which will bring four 70′ tall data center buildings totaling 1.2M sq. ft. next to homes and across from schools along Rte. 55 at
Prince William Times: A dozen western Prince William landowners pitch 800-acre ‘digital gateway’ near battlefield
https://www.princewilliamtimes.com/news/a-dozen-western-prince-william-landowners-pitch-800-acre-digital-gateway-near-battlefield/article_96378636-cf68-11eb-b2f7-4bf645f80947.html By Daniel Berti Times Staff Writer Jun 17, 2021 Updated Jun 24, 2021 From pasture to powerlines: Western Prince William landowners asking for their rural land to be replanned for data centers point to existing transmission lines that have already diminished the area’s rural character.Photo by Daniel Berti
CALL TO ACTION: Another Data Center Transmission Line for Gainesville?!
It is now clear. The only lesson learned from the chaos of the Haymarket Transmission line is that Prince William County government is prone to repeat the same mistakes. We have another data center project proposed for the Gainesville district on the outskirts of the
New York Times: Power, Pollution and the Internet
Nearly 10 years later, is the data center industry any better? If innovation has occurred and is available, how can implementation of innovations be forced on data centers and their suppliers? ————————————————— Data Centers Waste Vast Amounts of Energy, Belying Industry Image –
NBC4: Debating Development in Western Prince William County
https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/northern-virginia/debating-development-in-western-prince-william-county/2679933/
Guest Opinion – Prince William Times – Prince William County’s most historic and natural treasures must be protected from development
GUEST OPINION: Prince William County’s most historic and natural treasures must be protected from development | Opinion | princewilliamtimes.com By Kim Hosen, Max Hokit, Dan Holmes, Pam Goddard and Nancy Vehrs May 16, 2021 Updated May 17, 2021 The Stone House at Manassas National Battlefield Park. National
Outcomes from May 18 Meetings – Rural Crescent Forum TONIGHT
Supervisor Lawson’s email below provides a comprehensive review of outcomes on data center expansion and Rural Crescent topics from the May 18 Board meeting. Also below are statements made at the Save Historic Thoroughfare press conference held before the Board meeting. Join this forum TONIGHT 7:30 PM for
Data Center Dynamics: Prince William County paves way for more data centers
Prince William County paves way for more data centers – DCD (datacenterdynamics.com)
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
WTOP: Prince William County community gathers to preserve heritage, graves
Prince William County community gathers to preserve heritage, graves | WTOP Dick Uliano | duliano@wtop.com May 19, 2021, 12:51 AM Previous The drive to preserve the heritage of a community founded by enslaved Americans who were freed and Native Americans is gaining some traction in Prince William
InsideNOVA: Prince William supervisors act to preserve cemeteries
Prince William supervisors act to preserve cemeteries | Headlines | insidenova.com Move follows clearing of Thoroughfare land By Jared Foretek May 20, 2021 Shelia Hansen, a descendant of Shawnee Native Americans, speaks during a news conference Tuesday about the state of cemeteries in the Thoroughfare
Prince William Times: Supervisors vote to study expanding county’s data center overlay district
Supervisors vote to study expanding county’s data center overlay district | News | princewilliamtimes.com By Daniel Berti Times Staff Writer May 19, 2021 Prince William County supervisors voted along party lines early Wednesday to take steps to amend the county’s data center overlay district, paving
Prince William Times: In the wake of gravesites’ desecration, county plan to preserve historic cemeteries takes shape
In the wake of gravesites’ desecration, county plan to preserve historic cemeteries takes shape | News | princewilliamtimes.com By Jill Palermo Times Staff Writer May 19, 2021 Frank Washington, a native of Thoroughfare, talks about the importance of preserving the area’s historic cemeteries during a
Thoroughfare – Frank Washington Comments to Board Meeting 051821
Thoroughfare cannot breathe. Politics, greed, systematic discriminative loopholes, all have their knees on the neck of Thoroughfare. We cannot breathe as we watch our cemeteries being torn apart. We cannot breathe as we watch our land and history being threatened and taken without pause. A
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
Thoroughfare and The Settlement – statements from Joyce Hudson at 051821 press conference and Board meeting
Settlement and Thoroughfare Historic Preservation Joyce Hudson, Alliance to Save Carver Road May 18, 2021 Good evening, my name is Joyce Hudson and I reside in the Potomac District and a property owner in the Settlement community in the Brentsville District I’m addressing the proposal