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Title
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St. Louis Residents Concerned Development Would Endanger Water, Graves
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Date Created
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9/13/2019
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Creator
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LoudounNow
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Description
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Article on the growing tensions in St. Louis as the possibilities of MOJAX's development loomed. This article notes the first times the COunty Board of Supervisors became involved with the process of stopping the development. Board Chair, Phyllis Randall also notes her staunch opposition to MOJAX's Middleburg Preserve developments. This was the first time St. Louis residents began to see the fruits of their labor in resistance to MOJAX, development, and displacement.
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Index/Partial Transcript
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Board of Supervisors Chair, Phyllis Randall:
"‘Let me be as clear as possible—I don’t want this to happen… Were it up to me, I would never approve an application [for development] in St. Louis.’"
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Research Themes
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St. Louis
MOJAX LLC
Loudoun County Board of Supervisors
Middleburg Preserve
Slow Violence
Physical Displacement
Black organizing
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Type
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Newspaper
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Researcher Name
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Jacob Connelly
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Bibliographic Citation
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LoudounNow.com. “St. Louis Residents Concerned Development Would Endanger Water, Graves,” September 13, 2019. https://www.loudounnow.com/archives/st-louis-residents-concerned-development-would-endanger-water-graves/article_56f0ebbb-b95b-5021-b115-7eb9f0419440.html.
