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Invite the Governor to Nelson County!

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Roberta Garvey
10 years ago

Governor McAuliffe: Please come and see for yourself what Dominion is really doing.

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Jared McClain
10 years ago

There is No Liberty without PRIVATE property rights. There is no Liberty when a for profit company can steal private land for its own PROFIT. Where do you now stand? Liberty or PROFIT?

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Ben Cunningham
10 years ago

Please come visit our beautiful, unique home!

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Jane Twitmyer
10 years ago

Natural gas as a bridge to a clean energy economy is yesterday's thinking. The world is moving away from fossil fuels and Virginia could be left with stranded assets as is happening in Europe.

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Luke Staengl
10 years ago

Let's set renewable energy as our priority to combat climate change and stop supporting fracking and natural gas.

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Bette J. Grahame
10 years ago

Please come see our beautiful, pristine, unspoiled Nelson County. We want it preserved like this.

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Laura Greenleaf
10 years ago

There is NO route that does not "affect our pristine environmental areas". The only good route is no route. I urge Governor McAuliffe to read the US Forest Service's latest warning on the likelihood that the ACP would drive two globally unique species to extinction and that its impacts "must be avoided and cannot be mitigated" in the words of forest supervisor Thomas Speaks.

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cheri Schramel
10 years ago

COME HEAR FROM THE PEOPLE . WHO OPPOSE THE PIPELINE FOR SO MANY RESASONS.

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susan capell
10 years ago

Nelson County depends on tourists and having it's natural beauty as a draw and a pipeline is not beautiful. The people living on Wintergreen mountain need safe travel to get on and off the mountain and the pipeline will trap them on the mountain to burn to death when this huge pipeline ruptures.

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Suzanne Keller
10 years ago Featured

Please go to Nelson and see what is really at stake in the path of the ACP. Tom Farrell sold you the Brooklyn Bridge. There is no precedent for putting in a 42 inch pipeline across this rugged terrain. If Dominion stood aside and let distributed solar grow, we could really talk about a new Virginia economy.

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Darlene Spears
10 years ago

The pipeline is literally running through our three-year-old "dream" home. There us no room on our ridge for the pipeline to go around our home.

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Rebecca English
10 years ago

Please read my blog about the pipeline, http://forsythiahill.blogspot.com/2015/09/atlantic-coast-pipeline-takes.html

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Andrea Wasiewski
10 years ago

This pipeline would be within 1/4 mile of my home on two sides, and my son's future schools. I am concerned about my family's safety and our water supply during the construction and operation of this behemoth pipeline project (which is completely unnecessary and could instead be an investment in something safe and renewable for our future generations). Thank you.

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Karen Neale
10 years ago

I get my water from a well, and the pipeline will directly impact the source of my drinking water. Stop this thing now!

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Dima Holmes
10 years ago

To have 96% of this 550+ mile long pipeline going through private property, national forest and public land is despicable and a clear evidence that Dominion has not made even the slightest effort to collocate the pipeline within existing utility corridors. Here in Nelson, we do NOT want this pipeline. No amount of money from Dominion can make us give up our land, lifestyle and dreams. Stand with us not with Dominion.

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James L Brewer III MD
10 years ago

This pipeline project is a shameless violation of the property rights of Virginians.

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Dennis A. Dagostino
10 years ago

This pipeline will only benefit Dominion. I own land in close proximation to the route and will receive nothing from the pipeline but lower property value, environmental damage and the destruction of the peace, quiet, and the permanent disruption of the pristine landscape views here in Nelson Co.

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Rob Jennings
10 years ago

Be great to see you out here in our beautiful area of the Commonwealth to get a firsthand idea of your citizens' concerns. Thank you.

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Kathy Kelly
10 years ago

A 42-inch pipeline, with accompanying construction of servicing stations, clearings, and potential for accidents can NOT be environmentally friendly. Pumps will intrude on the tranquility of our thriving agricultural and tourism economy. Threatened wildlife and plants will not be able to cross the huge swath of cleared land, even as climate change makes their movement necessary to survival. And investing in infrastructure that furthers our dependence on carbon-based resources is foolish and irresponsible to future generations.

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Basira Harpster
10 years ago

What you don't know about Nelson County is hurting us.