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Photo by ShamuB Fatzinger Jim Webb mg of private property and protect the region’s historic sites. The Senator has received numerous phone calls and letten from constituents concerned about the new electronic transmission line. The full text of Senator Webb’s letter to. the SCC follows. ■ April 13,2007 ; ' ^ ’ . . v- • ; V Chairman Theodore V. Morrison, Jr. Virginia State Corporation Commission Post Office Box 1197 Richmond, Virginia 23218 Dear Chairman Morrison: It is my understanding that the State Corporation Commission (SCC) will soon consider plans by PJM Interconnection, Allegheny Power and Dominion Power to construct a new electric power line passing through Allegheny’s Meadowbrook substation in Frederick County to Dominion’s Loudoun substation. My office has been contacted by numerous constituents concerned about the “Meadowbrook-Loudoun* transmission line and I wish to share with you their, as well as my, concerns about the . new line, I would hope that the SCC in its consideration of the Meadowbrook-Loudoun transmission line would take such steps as are necessary to safeguard the environment . of this pristine and beautiful part of the Commonwealth. ! These steps would include making sure the transmission ■ . fine respects view sheds and historic resources and mini-. ! mixes the takings of privately owned lands. Additionally, | I urge the Commission to dispose of this issue in a manner that protects the quality of life for area residents. m Finally and most importantly, the Commission should '!• validate the need for increased transmission capacity in ^ Northern Virginia. 3 • . I thank you in advance for your time and consideration of this matter. With land regards, I remain & ,V; 5 .* , / , •K'Wi:*. , • -
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