Protect the Rappahannock River oppose Dominion Power's new transmission line
366 Comments
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Marshall Powell
11 years ago
Keep the NNK clean.
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Deborah M. Cook
11 years ago
There must be a better solution to this necessary upgrade. The easiest way is not always the best. Please consider a less obtrusive solution. Thank you.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
I oppose to this.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Please do not allow those tall towers to be built in the beautiful Rappahannock River!
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Why can't we just leave things alone!!
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Karen Martin
11 years ago
Please put the lines underwater. Do not destroy the river vistas.
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Gene Edmonds
11 years ago
Please preserve the beauty of our river. There is always a better way. Put the lines under water, please.
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Jen Britt
11 years ago
The beauty of "Rivah Country" and its livelihood on tourism is based on the fact that we do NOT have the technical monstrosities common to the big cities. Please respect our home. Do not build these eyesores when an underwater option is available. It may be the more expensive alternative in the short run but it will pay off in the future with tourism revenue, lower maintenance costs and the gratitude of our population.
I thank you in advance for making the decent decision.
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Chris Gresham
11 years ago
Underwater line not large towers in the river.
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Melanie McDonald
11 years ago
Underwater lines!
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Debi Isbrandtsen
11 years ago
These lines need to be placed under the bridge or under water!
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Lynn Richardson
11 years ago
Don't let the power company alter something that all of us currently enjoy.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
I don't think they should build it! Save the rappahannoc
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Richard Bryan
11 years ago
Please do not allow this.
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James Schmidt
11 years ago
Be a good neighbor and protect our River, put the line under the water where it belongs.
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wayne nunnally
11 years ago
please vote no. suggest underground
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Steven Parker
11 years ago
Please don't obscure the beauty of our river and bay. Put this transmission line underwater!
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Darryl Adams
11 years ago
Under the water!
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Natalie Stickel
11 years ago
Protect the river! Put people, wildlife, & our planet first.
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Kevin Knull
11 years ago
This power cable should be installed underwater. There is absolutely no justification for installing on towers - that choice would hurt the view, add additional hazards to navigation, and increase maintenance costs/requirements.
Keep the NNK clean.
There must be a better solution to this necessary upgrade. The easiest way is not always the best. Please consider a less obtrusive solution. Thank you.
I oppose to this.
Please do not allow those tall towers to be built in the beautiful Rappahannock River!
Why can't we just leave things alone!!
Please put the lines underwater. Do not destroy the river vistas.
Please preserve the beauty of our river. There is always a better way. Put the lines under water, please.
The beauty of "Rivah Country" and its livelihood on tourism is based on the fact that we do NOT have the technical monstrosities common to the big cities. Please respect our home. Do not build these eyesores when an underwater option is available. It may be the more expensive alternative in the short run but it will pay off in the future with tourism revenue, lower maintenance costs and the gratitude of our population. I thank you in advance for making the decent decision.
Underwater line not large towers in the river.
Underwater lines!
These lines need to be placed under the bridge or under water!
Don't let the power company alter something that all of us currently enjoy.
I don't think they should build it! Save the rappahannoc
Please do not allow this.
Be a good neighbor and protect our River, put the line under the water where it belongs.
please vote no. suggest underground
Please don't obscure the beauty of our river and bay. Put this transmission line underwater!
Under the water!
Protect the river! Put people, wildlife, & our planet first.
This power cable should be installed underwater. There is absolutely no justification for installing on towers - that choice would hurt the view, add additional hazards to navigation, and increase maintenance costs/requirements.