Every cloud has a silver lining, and the silver lining in PATH's funnel cloud has been the amazing people I have gotten to know over the past three years. I first met Doug Kaplan on a cold, rainy night in the fall of 2008 when we were both handing out literature outside one of PATH's "Open House" meetings. One of the things I greatly admire about Doug is his persistence. When Doug has a goal in mind, he will not give up until it has been accomplished. Doug was promised a local public forum with FERC officials to answer citizens' questions regarding PATH's "suspension" by Rep. Roscoe Bartlett. It looks like Doug's persistence has rubbed off on Bartlett, who intends to keep his promise to the citizens he represents and not be brushed off so easily by FERC.
In a letter dated May 10, Rep. Bartlett pursues the public forum by questioning FERC regarding conditions that could be set in a possible public forum that would comport with FERC's ex parte rules.
Bartlett also poses other questions that are weighing heavily on the minds of his constituents and asks that FERC respond to the questions from a procedural standpoint if they cannot be answered in the context of the PATH project.
Doug is not going to give up. Neither is Rep. Bartlett. We all owe them our support and gratitude!
In a letter dated May 10, Rep. Bartlett pursues the public forum by questioning FERC regarding conditions that could be set in a possible public forum that would comport with FERC's ex parte rules.
Bartlett also poses other questions that are weighing heavily on the minds of his constituents and asks that FERC respond to the questions from a procedural standpoint if they cannot be answered in the context of the PATH project.
Doug is not going to give up. Neither is Rep. Bartlett. We all owe them our support and gratitude!
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