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Santa Fe County Gas & Oil Ordinance
- Santa Fe County Oil and Gas Ordinance Primer
- Update of the Santa Fe County General Plan and Land Development Regulations
- Adopted Oil & Gas Ordinance (12/9/2008) (5MB)
- New Mexico Environmental Law Center
- Revised Oil & Gas Ordinance (12/2/08) (827kb)
- Revised Oil & Gas Ordinance (posted 11/18/08) (5 MB)
- Revised Oil & Gas Element (11/18/08) (15 MB) ADOPTED
- Public hearings & tracking
- Santa Fe County Oil and Gas Ordinance and Federal Preemption
- Revised Oil and Gas Ordinance (5MB) 11/12/2008
- Revised Oil and Gas Element (15MB) 11/12/2008
- First Draft of Plan Ordinance powerPoint presentation » [PDF 2.4MB]
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- Theo Colborn, PhD Colorado Rule Making Comments
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OCD Special Provisions for Santa Fe County and the Galisteo Basin
Santa Fe County Emergency Interim Development Ordinance and Oil & Gas Ordinance Planning
Governor Richardson Executive Ordered Galisteo Basin Report
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Galisteo Basin Drilling
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- Meeting with Planner
- Viva Rio Arriba! Hearing Notes and an Albuquerque ...
- County's water plan is build on renewable resources
- Fort Worth based Approach Resources
- Oil Drilling May Harm Water Supply
- Tierra Amarilla residents claim oil company crosse...
- Rio Arriba County official charges oil operator wi...
- Poll: Most Oppose Drilling in Galisteo
- Galisteo basin mineral right owner: 'We do care'
- Property owners appeal well sites
- County gains good guide for drilling-rules quest
- County Drilling Rules Won't Protect Tierra Amarilla
- Oil drilling plans in Tierra Amarilla worry landow...
- Action Alert from Viva Rio Arriba
- Action Alert from Drilling Mora County
- Basin Consultant Get Salmonella
- Gas Up
- Public asked to weigh in on oil and gas drilling
- Planning Meeting Update
- County approves resolution opposing potential oil ...
- State Project Works to Shore Up Ruins Against Furt...
- Oil companies' civil rights vs. community self-det...
- Santa Fe County Board of County Commissioners Vote...
- A SocioEconomic Profile, Santa Fe County, New Mexico
- County Commission: Holian, Stefanics maintain leads
- Energy and Self-Determination
- 'Hippie' defense red herring for gas derived profits
- County expects new drilling rules by Februrary
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waste pit
OCD Pit Testing (See Link Below)
Analytical Results of OCD's Pit Sampling Program
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Pit & River
Conservation Voters New Mexico - legislative tracking site
Link to
Petition Links
Exploratory Oil Drilling
Educational Links:
- (EMNRD) New Mexico Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department
- (OCD) New Mexico Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department Oil Conservation Division
- (OGAP) Oil & Gas Accountability Project
- (SOPA) Surface Owners Protection Act
- Examples of Forced Pooling
- Fracing Article - Salon
- Groundwater Contamination from Oil & Gas
- Halliburton Technology
- Highway Freight Traffic Associated with the Development of Oil & Gas Wells
- New Mexico State Land Office
- New Mexico Wildnerness Alliance
- San Juan Citizens Alliance
- The Local Economic Impacts of Natural Gas Development in Valle Vidal, NM
- Tweeti Blancett - High Country News
- Tweeti Blancett - National Geographic
- Tweeti Blancett - Otero Mesa
- Tweeti Blancett - Sierra Club
- Tweeti Blancett -The Mad Gas Rush - Audubon
Erosion
Deep Burial
Related News & Reports
- "A Political speech the West needs to hear" -- High Country News
- "All's well at camps for well builders?" - denverpost.com
- "Commentary: Fluid response to Otera Mesa" - Albuquerque Tribune
- "Eased oil rules cause tension, many more oil wells in Greeley and Weld County" - The Tribune
- "Gas Drillers need permit for water" - The Durango Herald
- "Groups call for halt to drilling for remediation" - Billings Gazette
- "Oil in North Dakota Brings Job Boom and Burdern" -- New York Times
- "Residents bemoan blowout cleanup" - Star Tribune
- "Search for Westland oil begins as shareholder vote looms" - Albuquerque.bizjournal 2006
- "The last stand?" - The News-Record
- OCD Pit Testing - New Mexico Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department Oil Conservation Division (OCD)
- Oil and Gas Lease Sale - New Mexico State Land Office
dead bird in waste pit
From OCD Pit Testing (Above Link)
Links, News & Videos
Tweeti Blancett Videos , Santa Fe, July 17, 2007
Pit Before
Pit After
Pit After (up close)
Leaking Tank (first picture)
Leaking Tank (second picture)
Comments about SOPA (for ref. Educational Links: Surface Owners Protection Act & H.R. 2337 Ed Links)
Bob Gallagher of the New Mexico Oil and Gas Association noted that the state's landowner protection law, which just went into effect July 1, was borne out of cooperation between landowners and energy companies. The result was a balanced, fair bill that protected both sides, he said.
"It does not delay or deny access to mineral resources," Gallagher said.
Gallagher implied that the federal legislation, by contrast, is too one-sided. "It is not a good start. It is not a good finish. It was not written by someone in the field doing the work," he said.
Aside from the split-estate provisions, H.R. 2337 would amend sections of the 2005 Energy Policy Act that accelerated oil and gas drilling on public lands, severely limit the Interior Department's royalty-in-kind program and establish a fee on nonproducing leases. The measure also aims to bolster carbon sequestration studies and require new studies for wind power siting, and it would establish an intra-agency panel to address the effect of warming on federal lands, oceans and federal water infrastructure (E&E Daily, July 16).
Gable is an independent energy and environmental writer in Woodland Park, Colo
The House of Representatives will vote next week. Congressman Udall: Phone 202-225-6190 or 505-984-8950
"The Gold of the Ortiz Mountains " - William Baxter
"The Gold of the Ortiz Mountains - A Story of New Mexico and The West's First Major Gold Rush," by William Baxter is not only a fascinating read, but puts the potentially impending black gold rush into context. Again, big interests have their sites set on the Ortiz Mountains
Referenced Links: "Oil and Gas Exploration in Santa Fe County":
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Ortiz Mines, Inc Memo of Oil & Gas Lease Exhibit A Part 1
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