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Public Meeting & Comment Session to Discuss Possible Changes to Steep Slope Ordinance On Thursday, January 22 at 5:30 pm, the Buncombe County Planning Board will have a special meeting at the Buncombe County Permits and Inspections Meeting Room, 30 Valley Street in downtown Asheville to discuss proposed changes to the Steep Slope ordinance. Read details here. ab Court Rules Against Cliffside Order issued for Duke Energy's compliance under threat of injunction. Federal court decision upholds concerns over toxic emissions from plant expansion and closes pollution loopholes.
Read the
article and ruling here.
ab Stop Cliffside BOYCOTT ACTION Every Sunday with lights out from 9-9:15 pm in solidarity to oppose Cliffside, Lee, Shearon Harris and all NEW coal and nuclear power plants. PARTICIPATE AT HOME OR WITH FRIENDS AT
A BOYCOTT
PARTY.
Tell County Commissioners to Reject Steep Slope Changes! WE ARE CURRENTLY RE-DESIGNING OUR PAGES. WHILE ALL LINKS ARE ACTIVE AND WORKING, SOME HAVE NOT BEEN UPDATED RECENTLY.
PLEASE CHECK BACK SOON FOR A NEW AND IMPROVED MVA SITE!
MANY THANKS TO OUR FUNDRAISER SUPPORTERS JOIN MVA! HELP US, HELP YOU Download applications here ATTORNEY GENERAL
MOUNTAIN AIR STEEP SLOPE LAWSUITS Large files: patience, please LAWSUIT 1 - 13.2MB LAWSUIT 2 - 9.3MB SLOPE CONSTRUCTION NEEDS CONTROLS TO PROTECT SAFETY WNC DEVELOPMENT TO INCREASE 29% BY 2027 HAYWOOD COUNTY SLOPE STUDY - SLOW COLLAPSE ZONING PASSES IN BUNCOMBE COUNTY CITY STEEP SLOPE ORDINANCE VOTE DELAYED UNTIL 5/8. TAKE THE WNC SAFE SLOPE CONSTRUCTION ACT RAPP, HAIRE & FISHER COURT SCOLDS EPA ON WARMING COURT BACKS CLEAN AIR LAW
Sign the Woodfin Power Plant PETITION
Link to Proposed Buncombe County
Who to contact County Commission Meeting - Parkside June 24, 2008 4 PM Court House - 2nd floor For more, visit or call 255-8537.
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THE MAJESTIC MOUNTAINS OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA ARE AT RISK Mountain Voices works to preserve and protect the environment, including the natural beauty, abundant resources, quality of life and cultural heritage of our communities. We achieve our goals by working with local governments, developers, organizations and individuals to encourage responsible and sustainable development that is in the best interest of citizens, visitors, and future generations.
AND ONCE OUR MOUNTAINS ARE GONE ... THEY'RE GONE!
WON'T YOU HELP US STOP THE DESTRUCTION? ¹ Hold local officials accountable by demanding stronger ordinances to protect our mountains and communities. ¹ Attend City Council and County Commissioner meetings. Stay informed. ¹ Insist on enforcement of existing regulations - and fines for violators. ¹ Report violations to the appropriate office or agency. Please contact us if you do not get a satisfactory response. (See our Toolkit page for information) ¹ Write letters to your City Council or County Commissioners. Ask them to act in the best interest of the citizens, not the developers!
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