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close to where Lightridge Farm Lane crosses into Prince William County.
Mark Tate, of Middleburg, Doug Kemmerer, of Unison, and Matt Sheedy, of Delaplane, have started a nonprofit, Virginians for Sensible Energy Policy, to fight the power line project. They handed out Stop the Tbwers stickers and collected signature cards for their mailing list. Demand exceeded their supply of cards. They are offering “Stop the Tbwers” signs to all comers.
“We are all under the gun,” said Mitch Diamond, a western Loudoun resident and a supporter of the new group. If the federal government gives them the right to condemn property, he said, “the red line is eveiywhere.”
Sheedy pointed out that when a utility buys property for a right of way, it pays only for the land it actually needs for the towers. The neighbors, whose
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