From an email sent to the County this evening:
For the CGU tracking, I did a cut-n-paste from Planning Works:
For the CGU tracking, I did a cut-n-paste from Planning Works:
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November 18thBoard of County Commissioners Public Hearing 3:00; County Commission Chambers, 2nd Floor, County Administration Building, 102 GrantAvenue
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The Amended Agenda now states
REGULAR MEETING
(Public Hearing)
http://www.santafecounty.org/gfx/agendas/BCC/507-BCCAgenda111808.pdf
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Yet, Planning Works now has the following:
November 18th
Board of County Commissioners Public Hearing
1:00; County Commission Chambers, 2nd Floor, County Administration Building, 102 Grant Avenue
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Question: When does the BCC meeting begin? 1:00pm? 2:00pm? 3:00pm? I also understand that there is no specific time when the Oil & Gas Element and Ordinance will come up on the agenda. Many citizens can not get off of work to attend these meetings during business hours. Please clarify.
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From the Santa Fe New Mexican:
"County mulls drilling ordinance
The Santa Fe County Commission will consider a draft ordinance and general-plan amendment aimed at regulating oil and gas drilling activities in the county at its regular meeting today.
The ordinance was prompted by an announcement by Tecton Energy in the fall of 2007 that it planned to explore for oil in the Galisteo Basin. The county has paid contract attorneys and planners more than $300,000 to date to develop the draft regulations.
The County Development Review Committee has already held two public hearings on the proposed ordinance.
The issue is also slated to be heard at the commission's December meeting. But County Attorney Steve Ross said Monday that the issue is on the agenda as an action item and could legally be approved today.
The meeting begins at 3 p.m. in the County Commission Chambers, 102 Grant Ave."
The Santa Fe County Commission will consider a draft ordinance and general-plan amendment aimed at regulating oil and gas drilling activities in the county at its regular meeting today.
The ordinance was prompted by an announcement by Tecton Energy in the fall of 2007 that it planned to explore for oil in the Galisteo Basin. The county has paid contract attorneys and planners more than $300,000 to date to develop the draft regulations.
The County Development Review Committee has already held two public hearings on the proposed ordinance.
The issue is also slated to be heard at the commission's December meeting. But County Attorney Steve Ross said Monday that the issue is on the agenda as an action item and could legally be approved today.
The meeting begins at 3 p.m. in the County Commission Chambers, 102 Grant Ave."
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