20140957 Ver 2_Allow the ACP to Stay on Schedule_20170811 (1840)

Strickland, Bev
From:Francis Bowling <[e-mail]>
Sent:Friday, August 11, 2017 1:14 PM
To:SVC_DENR.publiccomments
Subject:Allow the ACP to Stay on Schedule
Re: Allow the ACP to Stay on Schedule
Dear Ms. Higgins,

North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality

RE: Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP) 401 Permit Application

I write to urge you to allow the Atlantic Coast Pipeline to continue its scheduled progress without delay. This
project will be significant for the economy and prosperity of North Carolina.

Over the past three years, the ACP has sought review and input by various federal, state, and local agencies, as
well as hundreds of individuals with a stake in the project. The ACP project team has provided more than
100,000 pages of reports and documentation about everything from construction safety and economic impact to
pollinators and water safety—and much more.

Throughout this extensive process, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and many other agencies have
carefully analyzed potential impacts to the land, air and water quality, wildlife, and other resources. They have
determined that the ACP team has adopted the necessary measures to protect our environment.

I hope the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality will have confidence in the established process
for these kinds of important infrastructure projects, appreciate the extensive preservation work being done, and
approve the ACP.

A copy of this letter will be sent to my local, state and federal elected officials.

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Sincerely,
Francis Bowling
[e-mail]
223 E Palmer Dr
New Bern, NC 28560
Constituent
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