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came a committtee of the Rappahannock chapter of the Izaac Walton League. We wouldn’t have to incorporate She explained that donations to defray the legal costs incurred fighting PotEd would be tax deductible since the League is a non-profit entity. According to Bird, the committee would retain control of all money contributed to its cause.
Round one in the fight against the utility went to landowners Bill and Susan Cameron after Circuit Court Judge Shore Robertson ruled that PotEd couldn’t rebuild its existing 34.5 kv line relying on an old 1928 easement agreement. In order for the utility to upgrade the line to 174 kvs with more and taller poles and additional wires strung one on top of the other, the power company must give landowners additional compensation , Robertson ruled, directing
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