the Department of Defense and Army's attempts to force property owners and other citizens off their land are more than unsettling. There is no doubt in my mind that if the expansion were to go through our way of life, the history of the area, will go by the wayside.
The
bill is getting set to be heard in the
The
members of the
Chairman: Rep. Paul Weissman -303.866.2920 Rep. Cheri Jahn – 303.866.5522
Vice Chair: Rep. Nancy Todd - 303.866.2919 Rep. Jeanne Labuda – 303.866.2966
Rep. Rafael Gallegos -303.866.2916 Rep. Kent Lambert – 303.866.2937
Rep. Bill Cadman - 303.866.5525 Rep. Larry Liston – 303.866.2965
Rep. Terrance Carroll - 303.866.2909 Rep. Kevin Lundberg – 303.866.2907
Rep. Edward Casso – 303.866.2964
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Thank
you for your time and your concern in preserving the way of life for thousands
of citizens in
We could use a big turnout on March 6 at the State Capitol for the hearing on Representative Wes McKinley's bill to limit the federal government's use of Eminent Domain to seize ranchland for the Army's Pinon Canyon Expansion plan. Lots of our rancher friends will be there and rumor has it that the famous Kim school bus full of students will be there.
When
we get the exact time and place for the hearing we will let you know, here.
It will likely take several hours so it should provide some opportunity
for folks to come and go throughout the day.