AB 1314
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This docket has not yet been observed directly in the Board’s dockets table; its entries below come from filings and decisions that name it.
Caption from the Board’s record. Sub-dockets, included below: AB 1314-X
26 filings, 3 decisions and 1 environmental comment observed here; last checked 11 Oct 2026, 00:36 UTC; last new entry 31 Aug 2026, 20:40 UTC.
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served (printed as 3/25/2022)DecisionDISMISSED IN PART AND REJECTED IN PART A NOTICE OF EXEMPTION.
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(printed as 3/21/2022)LetterKatherine Stephenson
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(printed as 3/8/2022)StatementState of West Virginia
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(printed as 11/3/2021)SupplementThe Elk River Railroad, Inc.
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served (printed as 10/7/2021)DecisionCONTINUED TO HOLD THIS PROCEEDING IN ABEYANCE AND ORDERED ELK RIVER RAILROAD, INC. TO SUBMIT A SUPPLEMENT BY NOVEMBER 8, 2021.
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(printed as 9/21/2021)CommentsTawney Stephenson Mangus
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(printed as 9/13/2021)MotionJ David Morgan
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(printed as 9/7/2021)CommentsKatherine Stephenson
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(printed as 9/1/2021)CommentsJ David Morgan
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(printed as 8/27/2021)CommentsTawney Mangus
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(printed as 8/18/2021)CommentsWest Virginia Dept. of Transportation--State Rail Authority
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(printed as 8/17/2021)CommentsTawney Stephenson Mangus
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(printed as 8/17/2021)CommentsNational Association of Reversionary Property Owners
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(printed as 8/17/2021)SupplementKathy Stephenson
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(printed as 8/17/2021)SupplementThe Elk River Railroad, Inc.
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(printed as 8/9/2021)CommentsJ David Morgan
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served (printed as 8/3/2021)DecisionHELD THIS PROCEEDING IN ABEYANCE AND ORDERED THE ELK RIVER RAILROAD, INC. TO FILE A SUPPLEMENT TO ITS VERIFIED NOTICE.
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(printed as 7/30/2021)CommentsLoretta Cooper
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(printed as 7/30/2021)ReplyThe Elk River Railroad, Inc.
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(printed as 7/29/2021)CommentsJohn P. Walker
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(printed as 7/28/2021)CommentsNational Association of Reversionary Property Owners
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(printed as 7/28/2021)CommentsJ David Morgan
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(printed as 7/26/2021)CommentsTawney Mangus
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(printed as 7/26/2021)CommentsKatherine Stephenson
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(printed as 7/26/2021)CommentsPam Miller Street
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(printed as 7/26/2021)CommentsKen and Vivian Lowe
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(printed as 7/25/2021)CommentMy affiliation and concern regarding the conflict of the abandoned railroad, currently called the Scenic River Road along the Elk River, is purely humanitarian. My family has lived in this area for over five generations. They pioneered, developed, and created culture and history here in spite of detrimental practices from profit seeking mining, fracking and pharmaceutical companies that diminished the water, land, and people for decades. Now, what can only be described as rural gentrification, these West Virginians are again faced with forces in power that will rip them from their beloved homes to satisfy the needs of bikers and hikers. This Rails to Trails program spearheaded by WV Legislator, Speaker Roger Hanshaw is antithetical to the needs of these WV residents. Without putting too fine a point on it, this program caters to folks with disposable incomes and expensive cycling equipment, whose lifestyle and bank accounts afford them access to the natural beauty in this area, which should belong to all people. Those who live along the track, and the tens of thousands who visit and ride motorized vehicles along that stretch will be denied access to their own backyard. Even though I no longer reside there, I come home to the Elk River for peace, quiet, renewal, and connection to my history. The promise of this Rails to Trails offers a future for the privileged and despair to those who live in this area. A recurring theme in West Virginia’s history. I can’t compare it to the Trail of Tears suffered by the original people of this land, but can certainly empathize with that tragic crime against humanity as people are driven from their homes. Sadly, there are few here with the agency or influence to fight this nightmare of political and privileged power. But if there is a way to see another perspective, I pray the people of this land will be considered as human beings and not obstacles to be wiped out. If they are dismissed, shame on all of you.Covington, KY
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(printed as 7/23/2021)CommentsQueen and King Shoals
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(printed as 7/12/2021)SupplementThe Elk River Railroad, Inc.
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(printed as 7/2/2021)NoticeThe Elk River Railroad, Inc.
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