PATH PROJECT SEEKING DELAY IN CONSTRUCTION - Project Would Increase Pollution, West Virginians Would Bear Some Costs, Seventy Calhoun Properties Affected

PATH PROJECT SEEKING DELAY IN CONSTRUCTION - Project Would Increase Pollution, West Virginians Would Bear Some Costs, Seventy Calhoun Properties Affected
(09/03/2010)
AEP and Allegheny have asked for another delay in the West Virginia PSC’s review process for PATH.
PATH would generate coal-fired electric in WV and use gigantic transmission towers and lines that would cross several WV counties, delivering electric to the eastern corridor.
Opposition has been mounted over the project, from West Virginians having to help pay to build the project to opponents concerned about increased pollution from coal-fire power plants in the state. The project would affect about 70 Calhoun landowners.
Read about the latest PATH issues at calhounpowerline
See related story GOLIATH PATH POWER-LINE WILL TAKE SWATHE - Calhoun Homesteads Cut In Two

Hur Herald ^®from Sunny Cal^{The information on these pages, to the extent the law allows,
remains the exclusive property of Bob Weaver and The
Hur Herald. All information may be freely used but must not be sold or used
in any type of commercial endeavor, or used on any web site without the express permission of the owner. ©Hur Herald Publishing, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013}