Raleigh

Legal Notice

NOTICE
TO CLOSE AND VACATE
UNUSED STREET IN THE TOWN OF FAIRVIEW SLAB FORK DISTRICT, WYOMING COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA

NOTICE is hereby given that the Wyoming County, West Virginia Commission, will hold a hearing for a request by a property holder in Town of Fairview, near Stephenson in Slab Fork District, Wyoming County West Virginia, to close an alley in the Town of Fairview currently not being used. At the NOTICED Hearing this request will be addressed.

The subject of this request is that the Wyoming County Commission abandon and close a alley that adjacent to Lots owned by Robert an Cathy Whitmore in Fairview, near Stephenson, Wyoming County, West Virginia, in that said alley is no longer being utilized and had been previously closed or blocked on its other end or outlet. This notice is specifically addressed to the residents of the Town of Fairview as this may impact other parts of the alley that may adjoin your real property.

This hearing shall be held at the Chambers of Wyoming County Commission located in the buildings comprising the Wyoming County Courthouse, Bank and Main Street, Pineville WV 24874, on September 17, 2025 at 9:30 AM. Interested parties may appear and be heard at such time.

ID: 876183

Mercer

Legal Notice

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
DEPARTMENT OF
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
DIVISION OF MINING AND
RECLAMATION

PUBLIC NOTICE OF
BLASTING OPERATIONS

Notice is hereby given that:

Nufac Mining Company, Inc
Company Name
302 South Jefferson Street,
Roanoke, Va. 24011
Company Address
540-492-4080
Company Phone Number
S-4025-86
Surface Mine Permit Number

situated in Barkers Ridge District of Wyoming County, approximately 4.0 miles S.W. of Herndon will be conducting blasting activities in accordance with all State and Federal Laws and as approved by the Department of Environmental Protection.
Blasting activities will occur Monday through Saturday from “sunrise to sunset” (or list other specific times). No blasting shall be conducted on Sunday. Blasting is to Commence on May 1 , 2025 and continue through May 1, 2026.
Ten minutes prior to and immediately after each blast, all access to the specific area Will be safeguarded from unauthorized entry. The warning signal prior to each blast shall be from an air horn, siren, or other device audible to at least on half mile from the blast (list specific type of device). The warning will be given three (3) minutes prior to detonation and will consist of three (3) short blasts of five (5) seconds duration with five (5) seconds between each blast. The all clear signal shall be one long blast from an air horn, siren, or other approved devices of twenty (20) seconds duration (list specific type of device).
Blasting shall be conducted in such a way so as to prevent adverse impacts to the public or the environment.
Blasting activities will not be conducted at times other than those announced in the blasting schedule except in the event of an emergency situation where rain, lightening, or other atmospheric conditions, or operator or public safety requires unscheduled detonations.

ID: 865827

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