The National Park Service is reviewing and accepting public comment on Dominion's proposed MSD rebuild on Harpers Ferry National Park and Appalachian Trail property. You can access the NPS's project website here.
This is not the same full-blown EIS process that was triggered by the PATH Project. Looks like there won't even be any public scoping meetings for the Dominion guys to creep on, like the PATH guys did back in 2010. Too bad, I would like to ask my Dominion buddies why I've been getting complaints in light of their promise to treat landowners fairly. I'm sure they didn't tell the NPS that they were going to build a temporary bridge that was going to flood their property and that there was nothing they could do about it. It also looks like they DID notify the NPS before just trespassing on their property and working on their project without any prior contact. Hopefully they've learned their lesson.
If you've been wondering about the MSD project and how it will affect the parks, here's the place to get information.
Feel free to submit your comments related to how the project may affect park property. (Click on "Open for Comment" and follow directions.)
This is not the same full-blown EIS process that was triggered by the PATH Project. Looks like there won't even be any public scoping meetings for the Dominion guys to creep on, like the PATH guys did back in 2010. Too bad, I would like to ask my Dominion buddies why I've been getting complaints in light of their promise to treat landowners fairly. I'm sure they didn't tell the NPS that they were going to build a temporary bridge that was going to flood their property and that there was nothing they could do about it. It also looks like they DID notify the NPS before just trespassing on their property and working on their project without any prior contact. Hopefully they've learned their lesson.
If you've been wondering about the MSD project and how it will affect the parks, here's the place to get information.
Feel free to submit your comments related to how the project may affect park property. (Click on "Open for Comment" and follow directions.)
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