Frederick County Extension
EXCERPT FROM THE REPORT OF ALEXANDER F.
SKIRPAN, JR., SENIOR HEARING EXAMINER
January 6, 2010
"The Virginia segments of the proposed transmission project consist of two non-contiguous segments totaling approximately 31 miles and crossing portions of Frederick, Clarke, and Loudoun Counties. In recent pleadings, PATH indicated that additional load flow analyses show that the project would not be needed to resolve NERC reliability violations in 2014, as indicated in the pending application. PATH now asks the Commission to grant PATH's request to withdraw its application. Because PATH no longer supports its own application, and as further discussed below, I find that PATH should be permitted to withdraw its application."
The Board will continue to monitor any activity regarding this proposed project and be quick to oppose it in its current form. Click on the link to the right hand side of the page to read a chronology of the actions we have taken to date.
January 6, 2010
"The Virginia segments of the proposed transmission project consist of two non-contiguous segments totaling approximately 31 miles and crossing portions of Frederick, Clarke, and Loudoun Counties. In recent pleadings, PATH indicated that additional load flow analyses show that the project would not be needed to resolve NERC reliability violations in 2014, as indicated in the pending application. PATH now asks the Commission to grant PATH's request to withdraw its application. Because PATH no longer supports its own application, and as further discussed below, I find that PATH should be permitted to withdraw its application."
The Board will continue to monitor any activity regarding this proposed project and be quick to oppose it in its current form. Click on the link to the right hand side of the page to read a chronology of the actions we have taken to date.
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