Friends of Nelson landowner liaison Joyce Burton holds copies of the Nelson County easements that Atlantic Coast Pipeline has released so far through her advocacy work. The rest of the papers in the box are copies of the remaining easement agreements ACP still holds in Nelson County.
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Joyce Burton holds a flag opposing the Mountain Valley Pipeline, another large pipeline project, on Dec. 20.
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A swath of trees lay fallen after being cut by crews clearing the route for the Atlantic Coast Pipeline on Tuesday, Mar. 6, 2018 in Wintergreen, Va.
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A swath of trees lay fallen after being cut by crews clearing the route for the Atlantic Coast Pipeline on Tuesday, Mar. 6, 2018 in Wintergreen, Va.
During Christmas week 2014, many Nelson County landowners along the Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP)’s proposed route received a not-so-festive piece of mail: a notice that Atlantic Coast Pipeline LLC was suing them for survey access to their properties.
A worker who is part of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline project watches as a tree he just cut with a chainsaw falls along Virginia 664 heading toward Wintergreen on Tuesday, March 6, 2018 in Wintergreen.
Friends of Nelson landowner liaison Joyce Burton holds copies of the Nelson County easements that Atlantic Coast Pipeline has released so far through her advocacy work. The rest of the papers in the box are copies of the remaining easement agreements ACP still holds in Nelson County.
A worker who is part of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline project watches as a tree he just cut with a chainsaw falls along Virginia 664 heading toward Wintergreen on Tuesday, March 6, 2018 in Wintergreen.