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Blue Ridge Conservation Alliance Analysis Shows Sweeping Views of Rockwool’s Smokestacks

Blue Ridge Conservation Alliance Analysis Shows Sweeping Views of Rockwool’s Smokestacks

Apr 1, 2019

Rockwool is a terrible fit for our economy and our health.  The plant’s 213 foot smokestacks will also ruin historic views across the county.  Check out this viewshed map which marks areas that will have views of these stacks as...

West Virginia PSC Ignores Staff Recommendations, Denies Review of Rockwool Waterline

West Virginia PSC Ignores Staff Recommendations, Denies Review of Rockwool Waterline

Mar 26, 2019

CHARLES TOWN, WV.  The Public Service Commission (PSC) overruled their own staff recommendation today and declined to intervene or reconsider the Rockwool/Jefferson Utilities water line project. Rockwool announced in January that it would build the waterline directly with Jefferson Utilities,...

Charles Town Utility Board FOIA Response

Charles Town Utility Board FOIA Response

Mar 24, 2019

Download the request letter, from Dec. 2018 (.pdf) Download CTUB’s Feb. 2019 response (.pdf)

CHARLES TOWN CITIZENS MOVE TO REJECT MULTIMILLION DOLLAR INDUSTRIAL SEWER BOND

CHARLES TOWN CITIZENS MOVE TO REJECT MULTIMILLION DOLLAR INDUSTRIAL SEWER BOND

Mar 22, 2019

CHARLES TOWN, WV.   The people of Jefferson County are launching a new petition drive to stop a $16 million government bond to subsidize the industrialization of Route 9.  The bond, passed by just one Charles Town City Councilor’s vote,...

Charles Town City Council Backs Sewer Bond to Build Industrial Zone in Jefferson County

Mar 17, 2019

It’s staggering to witness a board of elected officials ignore the overwhelming outcry against the plan to industrialize a school zone in Jefferson County.  We, the people who have come together to organize against this planning disaster, knew the system...

Charles Town City Council Should Table Vote on $16 Million Sewer Bond Backed by  Faulty Projections, Irregular Accounting, and Wrong Data Provided  to Regulators

Charles Town City Council Should Table Vote on $16 Million Sewer Bond Backed by Faulty Projections, Irregular Accounting, and Wrong Data Provided to Regulators

Mar 17, 2019

CHARLES TOWN.  Monday night, the City Council may consider a $16 million bond ordinance to fund a Charles Town Utility Board (CTUB) sewer plan built on faulty projections, shady budget overruns, and a permit that gave incorrect information to the...

Rockwool January 2019 Sinkhole Inspection

Mar 16, 2019

Our Karst geology and widespread well-water means heavy industry in Jefferson County puts our drinking water at risk.  Rockwool is still working to mitigate the sinkholes on the Jefferson Orchard site.  Report has photos. Read Inspection Repair Plan

JCV Calls For Transparency at CTUB

Mar 11, 2019

March 12, 2019 Dear Mr. CTUB Chairman, In anticipation of the Charles Town Utility Board Meeting on Wednesday, March 13, 2019 Jefferson County Vision reviewed the Meeting Agenda Packet posted on Friday, March 8. Key topics and several recent, important...

A Letter to DEP About CTUB’s Knowingly Incorrect Information

Feb 26, 2019

February 26, 2019 Secretary Austin CapertonWest Virginia Dept of Environmental Protection601 – 57th Street SECharleston, WV 25304 Dear Secretary Caperton, I want to make you aware that the Charles Town Utility Board (CTUB) is operating the Charles Town Wastewater Treatment...

Section 5.5 is Not a Binding Obligation to Provide Sewer Service

Feb 25, 2019

Download a .pdf of the letter February 26, 2019 Charles Town City CouncilCharles Town Utility Board101 E. Washington StreetCharles Town, WV 25414 Re: ROXUL MAIN LINE EXTENSION Dear Council and Utility Board: This letter is written on behalf of Jefferson...

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