Friday, December 11, 2009

(KSFR) Santa Fe development plan going through changes (Podcast)

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-- Santa Fe's overall land development plan apparently is undergoing changes. County officials tell KSFR's Marion Cox that a meeting scheduled for Dec. 17 will be postponed because parts of the plan are not finished, after all. Cox reports that the officials are removing three parts of the existing plan that was thought to be near final approval. They include the oil and gas component, the section on community plans, and the capital improvements portion. Cox says it's not clear whether those elements will be reinserted in whole or in part. Listen. © Copyright 2009, KSFR

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  1. The United Communities of Santa Fe County (UCSFC) is a congress of community organizations in Santa Fe County that is formed collectively to protect our: individual water rights, our property values, and the quality of life that we enjoy. We seek to preserve and protect our cultural traditions, the openness of our areas (open space), our night skies and quiet atmosphere, sustainable land and water use and other eco-friendly economic development (such as art & crafts, farming, etc.), our rural nature, the flora and fauna (vegetation and animals), and the commons.

    We protect these things by interacting with County, City, State and Federal entities and influencing their policy making. We have been keenly involved in the review and improvement of the Sustainable Land Development Plan and Land Use Code. You can contact us at:

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