The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection (WVDEP) has opened a public comment period on proposed modifications to the West Virginia 401 Water Quality Certification for U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Nationwide Permits, one of which is being proposed to assure that the conditions of the permit do not prevent a company from using more environmentally protective methods.
Atlantic Coast Water Crossing Permit Holds Up as Court Denies Enviro Challenge
- – Natural Gas Intelligence – 8/28/18
Regulators change the rules to ease pipeline approval
- – WV Gazette-Mail – 8/10/18
Atlantic Coast Pipeline developers ask for and receive river crossing permit suspension
- – WV News – 7/27/18
Army Corps Wants Stay Lifted on MVP Water Permit
- – Natural Gas Intelligence – 7/13/18
Army Corps Reinstates MVP Permit in West Virginia; Court Stay Still in Effect
- – Natural Gas Intelligence – 7/5/18
Federal court puts MVP water crossing permit on hold
- – Charleston Gazette-Mail – 6/21/18
13,000 Comment on Adequacy of the NWP 12 Program for the ACP & MVP
The request of the Virginia State Water Control Board for input from the public on the sufficiency of the U.S. Army Corps NWP 12 permit program for stream crossings of the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) and the Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP) produced an outpouring of comments.
News Alert – Wintergreen Property Owners Request DEQ Intervention on Army Corps of Engineers Approval
- – Blue Ridge Life – 6/13/18
One Week Remains to Comment on ACP Stream Crossings
The new deadline for submitting comments on the adequacy of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers NWP 12 program for stream crossings of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline and the Mountain Valley Pipeline is only 8-days away: Friday, June 15. The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality announced the new deadline on June 2.