With all the PATH contractors sneaking around and trespassing on private property in West Virginia, landowners have been faced with a dilemma (and no, I'm not talking about the dilemma of whether to take the shotgun or the dog who bites -- or both -- with you when you go to confront trespassers). The West Virginia landowners who live along Dominion's Mt. Storm - Doubs transmission line, which PATH intends to parallel, are faced with the dilemma of identifying good (Dominion) contractors from bad (PATH) contractors on their property.
If you find yourself facing this dilemma, here are some guidelines from Dominion for making a proper identification:
Dominion employees carry ID and their contractors typically carry Mt. Storm-Doubs (MS-D) fact sheets and/or MS-D business cards with them or other means to show they are affiliated with Dominion. Dominion has provided these handouts to those they know are going into the field. These documents have Dominion's website, email, and contact 800 number printed on them so employees and contractors can let folks know where/how to get their questions answered.
When Dominion or their contractors take soil samples, they mail the property owners in advance. Before they begin construction, they will mail you again. A few property owners in Jefferson County, WV have already been mailed and contacted about soil sampling.
If you catch someone sneaking around your property who cannot produce identification that satisfies you (or you find something fishy about the story or identification you are shown), contact Dominion at 1-888-291-0190.
If you find yourself facing this dilemma, here are some guidelines from Dominion for making a proper identification:
Dominion employees carry ID and their contractors typically carry Mt. Storm-Doubs (MS-D) fact sheets and/or MS-D business cards with them or other means to show they are affiliated with Dominion. Dominion has provided these handouts to those they know are going into the field. These documents have Dominion's website, email, and contact 800 number printed on them so employees and contractors can let folks know where/how to get their questions answered.
When Dominion or their contractors take soil samples, they mail the property owners in advance. Before they begin construction, they will mail you again. A few property owners in Jefferson County, WV have already been mailed and contacted about soil sampling.
If you catch someone sneaking around your property who cannot produce identification that satisfies you (or you find something fishy about the story or identification you are shown), contact Dominion at 1-888-291-0190.
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