©2015 Blue Ridge Life : Photo By Paul Purpura : Over 500 people packed the meeting room at Wintergreen on Memorial Day to learn more about the proposed pipeline that will go through areas in an near the resort.
©2015 Blue Ridge Life : Photo By Paul Purpura : Over 500 people packed the meeting room at Wintergreen on Memorial Day to learn more about the proposed pipeline that will go through areas in an near the resort.
Wintergreen Resort
Nelson County, Virginia
Residents and property owners at Wintergreen Resort joined forces Memorial Day to listen to information about a proposed Dominion pipeline that will go through parts of the resort and nearby properties. Opposition to the pipeline has been fierce in Nelson.
Above, Reporter Colleen Quigley with our media partners at CBS-19 talks more about the Memorial Day meeting at Wintergreen.
Tom Harvey of Ennis Mountain, a strong opponent of the pipeline project, addresses the crowd at the Memorial Day meeting held at Wintergreen Resort.
Part of the powerpoint presentation from Monday’s meeting.
John Ansel speaks to the crowd Memorial Day at Wintergreen.
Part of the powerpoint presentation from Monday’s meeting.
Doug Coleman, Executive Director of The Nature Foundation At Wintergreen talks about the proposed pipeline and the effect it would have.
Part of the powerpoint presentation from Monday’s meeting.
Part of the powerpoint presentation from Monday’s meeting.
Charlotte Rae of Nelson County, a landowner who’s property was affected by the initial route, speaks to the crowd at Wintergreen on Memorial Day.
Wintergreen Resort General Manager Hank Thiess talks abiout the proposed pipeline at the Memorial Day meeting held at Wintergreen.
Part of the powerpoint presentation from Monday’s meeting.
As the meeting started on Memorial Day an agenda of what would be discussed was presented.