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Both Delegate Habeeb’s bill (HB 1766) AND Senator Stanley’s bill (SB 1110) have taken so much heat that they have deferred the votes on both of these bills from today. NOW WE REALLY NEED TO TURN UP THE HEAT. This gives us time to achieve
Vote NO on Senator Stanley’s SB 1110: Representing community members in Prince William County, the Coalition to Protect Prince William County sees the ploy by utility companies (Dominion Power, AEP, and others) in this legislation, and we won’t stand for it. Residents and leaders across
Dear Friends, HB 1766 seeks to abolish the zoning powers of every locality in Virginia, and enable Dominion Power and other private utilities to locate electric substations and associated facilities anywhere Dominion desires. A vote on final passage will occur, tomorrow, Monday, January 23rd. Please call or
PWC BOCS Oppose HB 1766 SENATE 1110
Friends, it’s game on. Time for another click-to-send email, this time to the General Assembly. Some Coalition members predicted Dominion Power would exploit the current General Assembly session to avoid public feedback on projects that nearly always involve seizure and impairment of privately-owned land. And they have! In
Amazon is plowing ahead on their data center project without permission or approval. Once again, Amazon is behaving as though rules don’t apply to them. Your help is needed now to demand a public hearing on the site clearing they have already performed. Let’s not forget
Dear Friends, In a move that will significantly hurt thousands of families who live in the western end of Prince William County, Dominion re-affirmed their position that they believe the I-66 Overhead option is the routing plan the State Corporation Commission (SCC) should select. In
See our press release below. Access the Coalition’s complete response to the SCC Hearing Examiner’s findings here: Coalition-Response-to-Hearing-Examiner-Recommendation-120616 PRESS RELEASE Coalition Legal Counsel Rejects – and Refutes – SCC Hearing Examiner’s Report Executive director says: “Prince William residents deserve better than a ‘best guess’ from
Executive director says: “Prince William residents deserve better than a ‘best guess’ from Dominion’s regulator.” Haymarket, Virginia (December 9, 2016) – The Coalition to Protect Prince William County responded via legal counsel to the State Corporation Commission (SCC) Hearing Examiner’s report in the Haymarket transmission
By Terri Erwin-Fitz In an email to the Bull Run Observer, Greg Mathe, with Dominion Power, announced that on “November 15, 2016, the Virginia State Corporation Commission hearing examiner issued his final report and recommendations on the Haymarket Electric Transmission case.” The hearing examiner recommended
By Terri Erwin-Fitz Delegate Bob Marshall, who has worked tirelessly on defending he community that will e affected the the State Corporation Commission’s final decision on locating the power lines, say that it seems there is a hearing examiner who is “making the case for
Legislators reject Hearing Examiner Recommendation 120216
You can still have an impact on the Haymarket powerline SCC proceedings. This project affects all of us in Gainesville and Haymarket. We are still fighting for the I-66 Hybrid undergrounded solution. Here are some actions to take now which will continue the fight for
Friends, I have news, and it is not good. The Coalition has consistently warned that any transmission line route could be chosen. The SCC Hearing Examiner has done just that. The State Corporation Commission (SCC) Hearing Examiner took the arguments from Dominion Power, local elected
See the entire SCC Hearing Examiner recommendation here: case-no-pue-2015-00107-final-rpt-nov-15-16
Last Friday, August 26, the Coalition’s attorneys responded to Dominion Power’s request for a do-over in the Haymarket transmission line case. The Coalition argued three things: Dominion’s request has no legal basis; Dominion’s claim that State Corporation Commission (SCC) Staff used “new evidence” is false
I didn’t think Dominion Power could get more desperate – and duplicitous – than their past actions in the Haymarket transmission line case showed them to be. That was until last week, when Dominion asked the State Corporation Commission (SCC) for a “do over” in
Great News in SCC Report! Dear Friends, The SCC Staff legal brief in the Haymarket transmission line case agreed with the longstanding position of many of us fighting to protect the town of Haymarket, that this line extension benefits a single private corporation at ratepayer
Board of County Supervisors Vice-Chairman, Pete Candland (Gainesville) called out the Coalition for “outstanding efforts” and making a “real difference in this fight.” Candland praised the SCC Staff Report as “devastating” to Dominion Power for pointing out that Dominion wants a route opposed by the