Category: News
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PEC: Regional traffic congestion, pollution in the Occoquan?
Last November, PEC wrote about the threats posed to Prince William County’s long-standing Rural Crescent by three major land use decisions. Since then, the conversation around data centers near Manassas Battlefield has repeatedly made national news headlines and filled the op-ed sections of the loca
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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
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The Atlantic: Why Everything is Getting Louder
Why Is the World So Loud? – The Atlantic
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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
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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 pi
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VIDEO: April 28, 2022 Town Hall at Battlefield High School
(239) ProtectPWC Town Hall Meeting April 28th, 2022 – YouTube
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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)
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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
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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
