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‘Evidentiary’ Hearing • Topic: Dominion Virginia Power, Trail Co.'s proposed 500.000-volt transmission line through the Piedmont • Purpose: Allow advocates, proponents and State Corporation Commission (SCC) to present evidence, call witnesses on proposal % ' .* |i; • When: 9 a.m.. Monday, Fed, 25 • Where: Courtroom B, Tyler Building, 1300 E. Main St.* Richmond • Agency: SCC. hearing examiner Alexander F. SWrpan Jr. • Issues: Lina’s need, location • Source: State Corporation Commission building toward,” Dominion Spokesman Jim Norvelle said. “The cross examination of the witnesses, instead of 1 rami your brief, and you read mine*.” PEC staff member Rob Marmet, a lawyer who will help present the group's case during the hearing, expecta an intense airing of the issues. “Cross examination will be thorough,” Marmet said. “Everything will be challenged. This is a very high-stakes proposal. And the participants don't want to skimp on their presentation or their preparation.” Almost 70 witosMss^eeuH tMllAr during the hearing. The hearing will begin each day at 9 a.m. in Courtroom B on the second floor of the Tyler Building at 1300 E. Main St. Assorted variables — the availability of witnesses and when they testify will determine the length of the days.
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