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quier, Rappahannock and Warren Counties and support the effort to keep new transmission lines alongside existing ones and especially Vepco’s proposed line from Mt. Storm, W. Va. to Morrisville.
Mrs. Lowell Owlsley of Jeffersonton was selected acting chairman of a committee to establish the organization and campaign to raise funds.
There was general agreement with Supervisor John Boldridge of Jefferson District that CCLEP should initially concentrate on that area’s transmission line threat and before moving on to other environmental considerations involve all Culpeper County residents in a broad-based, county-wide league.
Although Vepco in its S.C.C. application of August 24 states that it has considered other routes and methods and found them not possible, RLEP and its affiliated leagues in Warren and Fauquier have developed a case which they feel is more than sufficient to justify S.C.C. denial of the required Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity.
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