"SANTA FE (2008-08-06) -- Santa Fe County's web site has not carried notices of some important public meetings for as long as 18 months. Some of the meetings may have been of public interest over oil and gas drilling in the Galisteo Basin.
Public Information Officer Steve Ulibarri says the county met legal requirements by inserting small-print notices in local newspapers a week or so in advance of the meetings.
A 32-word newspaper legal notice about a County Development Review Committee meeting held this week did not say that an agenda item included information from consultants working on the county's drilling ordinance.
(Update: The web listing for the County's County Development Review Committee was updated about 3 p.m., today, Aug. 6 to present the first meeting agenda since March 2007.) © Copyright 2008, KSFR"
Public Information Officer Steve Ulibarri says the county met legal requirements by inserting small-print notices in local newspapers a week or so in advance of the meetings.
A 32-word newspaper legal notice about a County Development Review Committee meeting held this week did not say that an agenda item included information from consultants working on the county's drilling ordinance.
(Update: The web listing for the County's County Development Review Committee was updated about 3 p.m., today, Aug. 6 to present the first meeting agenda since March 2007.) © Copyright 2008, KSFR"
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This is not allowable. I am glad that this site is here to assist in keeping residents and concerned citizens informed as the county obviously has made their bias known- rather than in favor of the residents, they serve interests with no characteristics to speak of--- other than carrying the color of money.
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