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City of Alexandria
703.838.3861
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U.S. Senate
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Fw: Mindy Lyle E-Mail
- To: Bernard Caton
- Subject: Fw: Mindy Lyle E-Mail
- From: Michele Evans/Alex
- Date: 27 May 2008 12:35:04
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Will do. Also FYI, we will be making a presentation
regarding this facility during the CM orals.
From: DELPepper
Sent: 05/26/2008 04:35 PM EDT
To: Jim Hartmann
Subject: Fwd: Mindy Lyle E-Mail
Jim: Could you ask the Fire Chief
to respond to Mindy's inquiries? Del
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Del,
The one thing I asked about
and have still not received a response to is the question; What are the
emergency preparedness plans in relation to this facility? It will
be too late to decide once an accident happens. Also, there are many
streets in Cameron Station not on city emergency response maps. This
should be corrected immediately if not sooner.
Mindy
Mindy Lyle
5235 Tancreti Lane
Alexandria, VA 22304
xxx-xxx-xxxx
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-----Original Message-----
From: Del Pepper [mailto:Del Pepper]
Sent: Monday, May 26, 2008 4:07 PM
To: xxxxxxxx@xxxx.xxx
Cc: xxxxxxxx@xxxx.xxx; xxxxxxxx@xxxx.xxx
Subject: Re: Meeting Tuesday night.
Ingrid; Sorry not to have gotten back
to you sooner. By now you should have received the Mayor's response
to your e-mail concerning the Norfolk Southern Ethanol Transloading
Facility. On Tuesday we will be discussing the issue at the City
Council meeting--probably under City Manager Orals. I believe that there
will be a presentation and all the involved parties will be there--City
Manager, City Attorney, Fire Chief, etc.
City Council members first heard of the facility
just a few hours before Hartmann released his May 15, 2008 memo. We were
told that the City Attorney had ruled that a recent decision of the federal
Surface Transportation Boards made it impossible for us to stop it from
coming. We were told that there was nothing that the City or Council
could do.
No member of Council wants this sort of use
and we would be willing to do whatever we could to fight it. I have
sent a copy of the Manager's memo to Jim Moran in the hopes that he can
help us.
In a conversation with Joe Bennett, who is
following all of this from his computer, he felt that Council and the community
should have been notified earlier. There are Cameron Station residents
that have an impressive network of contacts and plenty of expertise. They
should have been allowed the opportunity to look out for their own interests.
I suggested that if it wasn't too late, maybe the staff should work with
the residents (probably through the civic association) to come up with
an approach. Is that a possibility?
I think Norfolk Southern saw the Waste To
Energy Facility, the impound lot, and Virginia Paving and thought that
this was such an industrial area, that their use would fit right in. They
seemed to have overlooked the existence of all of Cameron Station, Summers
Grove, and Tucker School.
I certainly stand ready to do whatever I
can to prevent this use--or at this point to discontinue this use. It
has no place in a community like Alexandria.
Del Pepper
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