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Du Vail said he was surprised that the counties had not mounted more of a campaign against 664. He said he expected they’d all claim their hands were tied when anyone asked them to do something about the powerline now. He added that he planned to go before Fauquier’s supervisors at their meeting this week to request that they continue the fight against Vepco.
“I’m afraid we’re licked unless we can get the EPA or some bureau in Washington to intervene. The Virginia Supreme Court, with Albertis Harrison—that’s all the same clique again,” DuVall said.
Witold Kuncewicz said he would “have to react to Mr. DuVall; it will be to the eternal credit of the RLEP that it addressed itself to the need of every Virginian and every American” in fighting the powerline.
“AND IT will be to the eternal disgrace of the SCC, the regulatory agencies and the utilities that they exercised such a complete disregard for facts,” Kuncewicz continued. He cited statistics that claim the need for electrical consumption has decreased. The SCC’s conclusion that the powerline is necessary for the ♦•^.public good and convenience is a
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