PEC: Prince William County Considers Land Use Changes That Encourage Sprawl
Prince William County Considers Land Use Changes That Encourage Sprawl – The Piedmont Environmental Council (pecva.org)
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Fauquier Times: Data center dread spreads to Nokesville
Data center dread spreads to Nokesville | News | fauquier.com
The Atlantic: Why Everything is Getting Louder
Why Is the World So Loud? – The Atlantic
Washington Post: In a small Dutch town, a fight with Meta over a massive data center
In a small Dutch town, a fight with Meta over a massive data center – The Washington Post
Letter to Editor: In Prince William, true land-use planning has been sidelined by a development free-for-all – Prince William Times
LETTER: In Prince William, true land-use planning has been sidelined by a development free-for-all | Opinion | princewilliamtimes.com Unpredictability and instability are sweeping through Prince William rural crescent, an area on the county’s western side without public sewer and characterized by picturesque forests, fields, and
VIDEO: April 28, 2022 Town Hall at Battlefield High School
(239) ProtectPWC Town Hall Meeting April 28th, 2022 – YouTube
CityWatch: Boosting Profits: Why Developers’ Cry to ‘End Exclusionary Zoning’ is a Hoax
Boosting Profits: Why Developers’ Cry to ‘End Exclusionary Zoning’ is a Hoax (citywatchla.com)
InsideNoVa: Prince William Planning Commission recommends denial of Independent Hill development
By Nolan Stout May 13, 2022 https://www.insidenova.com/headlines/prince-william-planning-commission-recommends-denial-of-independent-hill-development/article_da2bd9a0-d2f5-11ec-8995-1ff596fdbee3.html
Prince William Times: Data show Prince William County is on track to overtake Loudoun in data center development
Data show Prince William County is on track to overtake Loudoun in data center development | News | princewilliamtimes.com
InsideNoVa: Prince William supervisors dig in on Comprehensive Plan update
Prince William supervisors dig in on Comprehensive Plan update | Headlines | insidenova.com
InsideNoVa: Report: Data centers will increase stormwater runoff in Prince William County
Report: Data centers will increase stormwater runoff in Prince William County | Headlines | insidenova.com
InsideNoVa: The Third Battle of Manassas: Historic battlefield lands on endangered list
https://www.insidenova.com/headlines/the-third-battle-of-manassas-historic-battlefield-lands-on-endangered-list/article_42cd6fc4-d174-11ec-8430-934a67c605c3.html
Fox5: Manassas National Battlefield considered most endangered historic place by preservationists
Manassas National Battlefield considered most endangered historic place by preservationists
NBC4: Opponents of Data Center at Manassas Battlefield Share Concerns Over Proposal
Opponents of Data Center at Manassas Battlefield Share Concerns Over Proposal – NBC4 Washington (nbcwashington.com)
The Register: Virginians sue to block rural Amazon datacenter
Virginians sue to block rural Amazon datacenter construction • The Register
Letter: County’s climate change commitments must be part of its new comprehensive plan
May 6, 2022 Prince William County’s proposed 2040 Comprehensive Plan, as it currently stands, is a vision for a developer’s heaven. Environmental sustainability in the document seems to rely mainly on the concept of “open space.” There’s a lot more involved in protecting against climate
National Parks Conservation Association: National Parks, Data Centers, and Water Quality in Prince William
National Parks, Data Centers, and Water Quality in Prince William – Zoom 5/4/22
Successful Town Hall!
How can two Supervisor Chairs from neighboring counties be so very different? Loudoun County Board Chair Phyllis Randall said in her most recent newsletter: “I respect and appreciate the data center community but this does not mean data centers belong everywhere. I want to build a
Prince William Times: Residents decry rural-area data centers, development during town hall meeting
Residents decry rural-area data centers, development during town hall meeting | News | princewilliamtimes.com By Peter Cary Piedmont Journalism Foundation May 3, 2022 Posters in support of preserving current rural area zoning displayed in Battlefield High School for the April 28 rural crescent town hall.
Facebook Live video of April 28, 2022 Town Hall
Facebook Live Town Hall video – April 28, 2022