Permits; Applications, Issuances, etc.: Bluff Spur Pumped Storage, LLC

Judy Mosier Holcomb, a former resident of the Dunbar community, opposes the Bluff Spur Energy Storage Project due to its proximity to a family cemetery. She expresses concerns regarding potential damage, flooding, and the loss of road access to the gravesites.

Don Mosier, a private resident, opposes the Bluff Spur Energy Storage Project due to its proximity to a family cemetery. He expresses concern that the project will damage the gravesites and close the access road.

Sylvia Powell, a biologist and local resident, opposes the Bluff Spur Pumped Storage project due to concerns over mountain destruction, irreversible stream damage, and the impact on the local ecosystem and community. She argues that the project lacks sufficient study on these impacts and recommends not approving the development at this stage.

Dr. Walter H. Smith, an elected Soil and Water Conservation Director for Wise County, opposes the Bluff Spur Energy Storage Project due to concerns over its impact on soil and water resources, potential for increased flooding, and lack of public engagement. He argues that the project could exacerbate existing water quality impairments from past mining and calls for in-depth studies and better coordination with local residents and officials.

Denver Hall, a former mine worker, supports the Bluff Spur Pumped Storage project. He argues that the project will provide tax revenue and land reclamation benefits to Wise County, Virginia.