<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4clTP5_1Feqpl1900" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4clTP5_1Feqpl1900" width="1600" height="900" ><figcaption>The proposed Valley Link Transmission Line’s Route 2 option with variations, which Dominion Energy has shared with nine Virginia counties that the line could cross, if approved. (Photo courtesy Valley Link Transmission) (Photo courtesy Valley Link Transmission)</figcaption></figure>(VIRGINIA MERCURY) - One of the proposed routes of the controversial Valley Link Transmission line, which will stretch 765 kilovolt lines 115-miles across Virginia from Lynchburg to Culpeper, has been altered by developers, as Dominion Energy, Transource and FirstEnergy narrow down which path they’d prefer to present to the State Corporation Commission.Dominion has been meeting with communities in the nine counties the line could traverse: Campbell, Appomattox, Buckingham, Fluvanna, Louisa, Orange, Goochland, Spotsylvania, and Culpeper. Members of these communities confirmed that the utility shared the updated route options with them in recent days. Route 2’s changes are mainly centered in Buckingham and Louisa, and there are alterations near the Joshua and Yeat substations at the beginning and end of the line.“Valley Link has developed a potential variation to Route 2 in Louisa County that avoids crossing land owned by the Louisa County Board of Supervisors just west of the Louisa County Schools Campus,” said Craig Carper, a Dominion spokesman. The updated route will parallel an existing transmission line through the county’s technology overlay district and avoids “areas of the district proposed for rezoning,” he added.Carper emphasized that the routes that are displayed on the official Valley Link website are not complete and that when routing and variations are finalized, “Valley Link will host a virtual meeting with the community to explain route details and ways to remain engaged.”</div></body>

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(VIRGINIA MERCURY) - One of the proposed routes of the controversial Valley Link Transmission line, which will stretch 765 kilovolt lines 115-miles across Virginia from Lynchburg to Culpeper, has been altered by developers, as Dominion Energy, Transource and FirstEnergy narrow down which path they’d prefer to present to the State Corporation Commission.

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(VIRGINIA MERCURY) - One of the proposed routes of the controversial Valley Link Transmission line, which will stretch 765 kilovolt lines 115-miles across 

Dominion unveils route changes for Valley Link Transmission line

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