VIDEO: April 28, 2022 Town Hall at Battlefield High School
(239) ProtectPWC Town Hall Meeting April 28th, 2022 – YouTube
Category: Letter
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)
Breaking News!
Dear Fellow Citizens, YOU ARE making a difference. Every person who adds their voice creates the momentum to support the conservation community and their efforts to protect our historic and environmental resources. Manassas National Battlefield considered most endangered historic place by preservationists (fox5dc.com) Opponents of
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
TONIGHT! – Citizens Town Hall – 6:30 PM Battlefield High School
Citizens are going to be blindsided by all the proposed changes to this county if the current 2040 comp plan update is approved. Now is the time to understand what is at stake and make a difference! Sponsored by: COALITION TO PROTECT PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY
Letter: Environmental assessment needed for PW Digital Gateway – InsideNoVa
Currently the Prince William Board of County Supervisors is considering changes to the county’s Comprehensive Plan affecting industrial development in the “Rural Crescent,” including the Prince William Digital Gateway project. Based on the scope of the Comprehensive Plan Amendment, with its potential environmental, cultural and
Come to the Coalition sponsored Citizens Town Hall – April 28
(See announcement below regarding April 28 “safe space” town hall for citizens opposed to proposed county-wide projects) “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed, citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.” ― Margaret Mead We understand – sometimes
GET ENGAGED! Citizen Town Hall – April 28
Industrial blight is community blight. Just like a deadly virus, it spreads from the host to its neighbors. Rural Sanders Lane neighbors mull selling to data centers | News | princewilliamtimes.com “The bucolic road hosts a smattering of signs protesting the proposed digital development to
Opinion: Lateef inconsistent about ‘Rural Crescent’ – InsideNOVA
Letter: Lateef inconsistent about ‘Rural Crescent’ | Opinion | insidenova.com The integrity of a consistent policy message is what separates the character of our elected leaders, and even those in the community who can influence how we grow as a county, from those who are
Opinion: Fairfax Water Authority’s call to study data centers’ expansion another red flag – Prince William Times
Letter: Lateef inconsistent about ‘Rural Crescent’ | Opinion | insidenova.com Somebody is always throwing cold water on the Prince William Digital Gateway. This week’s bucket in the face is courtesy of the Fairfax County Water Authority. In its letter of March 21st, Fairfax Water said:
BREAKING NEWS!
In what many would consider a bold move, Fairfax County Water Authority felt compelled to provide public feedback to our Board of Supervisors and Planning Commissioners that they need to pay attention to the impacts of developing in the Rural Crescent, which includes most of the Occoquan watershed, from
Fairfax County Water Authority – Comments on PWC Comp Plan update, Digital Gateway Corridor, & DCOZOD
3-21-22 FW GM Letter to PWC Deputy County Exec R Horner re PWC Comp Plan Revisions to RC
Keep it up – It’s Working!
Keep it up – It’s Working! The message is resonating – CONGRATULATIONS! From the outset of the disastrous proposals, the community has held steadfast to the message: Building industrial data centers in the Rural Crescent, next to National Parks (Manassas National Battlefield Park and Prince William Forest National Park), next
Letter: On local taxes, actions speak louder than words – Prince William Times
LETTER: On local taxes, actions speak louder than words | Opinion | princewilliamtimes.com Mar 6, 2022 Did you hear? Our county supervisors want to lower your taxes. And the drug dealer wants everyone to kick the habit. Prince William Board of County Supervisors Chair Ann
Guest Opinion: Why data centers in western Prince William will affect us all – Prince William Times
GUEST OPINION: Why data centers in western Prince William will affect us all | Opinion | princewilliamtimes.com By Nicole Wilberg Mar 3, 2022 Nicole Wilberg There’s been an uproar in Prince William’s “rural crescent” recently, and its echoes are rippling across the county. The Prince
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The Coalition to Protect PWC is absolutely not against data centers. We support them in the right places – in the current PW data center opportunity zone overlay district. And we support data centers because they provide a valuable service – ensuring important data is preserved. Stopping
LETTER: Opposition to rural area data centers more than a NIMBY concern: Prince William Times
Feb 27, 2022 The revelations about the dreadful Prince William Digital Gateway proposal gets worse with every passing day. A recent story indicated that data center QTS has been planning with county officials to site an 800-acre campus in the rural crescent in breach of
We are ONE Prince William County
Never under-estimate what a small group of concerned citizens can do! We told the Board of Supervisors we were moving our message outside of “listening sessions” and “Board Chambers.” On Wednesday, February 23rd, at 11 am – in the middle of a winter’s day blessed with