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tact o: Every piece of property in Rappahannock will suffer a loss in value if this power line is built. Property underneath the line would decrease as much as 80%. Property bordering on the line will decrease with no chance of compensation. If home and land isn’t worth anything to us personally, we should think about those who will own it after us.
Fact 9: This power line would forever destroy the one main asset of Rappahannock County, scenic beauty. How much is pride in our natural environment worth? Potomac Edison does not have the resources nor will to equal it.
Fact 10: There is an excellent chance that Potomac Edison will either drop its effort to build this transmission line or that it will be legally denied the right to build it.. Acors^, America people^anp now fighting ^a winn«fjp1>attle; against those who wouliT further desecrate environmental a&ets for corporate profits. The Rappahannock League for Environmental Protection plus many individuals are committed to winning tlSis battle now, for all of us, so th^t future generations will have the opportunity to enjoy the unspoiled nature beauty of Rappahannock County.
Phil Irwin President
Rappahannock League
for Environmental Protection
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