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San Miguel County oil and gas ordinance [Click to view entire case file.]
Location:
San Miguel County


Issues:

Assist residents in San Miguel in drafting an oil and gas ordinance, and in advocating that ordinance to the County Commission.



Latest News:
Case Initiation Date:
January 2010


Clients/Partners:
ranchers


Attorneys:
Bruce Frederick


Case Status:
On-going


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Santa Fe County Sustainable Land Development Code [Click to view entire case file.]
Location:
Santa Fe County


Issues:

Comment on the County’s SLDC, which will impact implementation of the County’s oil and gas regulations.



Latest News:
Case Initiation Date:
August 2009


Clients/Partners:
Drilling Santa Fe


Attorneys:
Bruce Frederick, Jonathan Block


Case Status:
On-going


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Taos municipal airport expansion [Click to view entire case file.]
Location:
Taos


Issues:

The Law Center represents Taos Pueblo in efforts to prevent or limit expansion of the Taos municipal airport, which would impair religious practices by Pueblo members, threaten the iconic architecture of the Pueblo, and increase development pressure on their living culture - the basis for its designation as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. In 2003, the FAA conducted a noise analysis that offered the conclusion that a Cessna overflight is no louder than a thunderclap.  Our clients assert that comparing a twin-engine aircraft to an act of nature illustrates the administration’s lack of cultural sensitivity.

We are in continuing negotiations with the FAA to prevent the expansion of the airport, or to mitigate its impacts on the Pueblo.



Latest News:

August 2009 - Negotiations with the FAA are continuing.

Case Initiation Date:
June 1994


Clients/Partners:
Taos Pueblo


Attorneys:
Douglas Meiklejohn


Case Status:
On-going


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