Another thought-- I'm sure Allegheny/AEP will do a big press release Friday touting their application as the best thing ever to hit West Virginia. It would be great if the West Virginia chapter had a response ready to go - maybe you could even alert reporters that this is coming to try to make sure they have a balanced story.
-Elena

Elena Saxonhouse
Sierra Club Environmental Law Program
85 Second St., 2nd Floor
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"William V. DePaulo, Esq." <william.depaulo@gmail.com>

05/12/2009 11:01 AM

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Subject	PATH - APPLICATION TO BE FILED FRIDAY MAY15

FYI:

Counsel for PATH today advised that -- on Friday of this week -- PATH intends to file with the Public Service Commission of West Virginia, its application for a certificate of convenience and necessity to construct a 765 kV electric transmission line from AEP's John Amos plant in Winfield, WV to Maryland. We will get a hard copy and a digital copy. I will forward the digital copy on receipt, but it will also be available shortly after filing from the PSC web page.

Bill

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