Posted on 03/06/2012 4:07:27 PM PST by george76
Utah - The San Juan County Sheriff’s Office has launched an investigation into the unlawful closing of a county road on BLM public lands.
At the February 27 meeting of the County Commission, Commissioner Bruce Adams said the county claims the road and directed the county road department to destroy the berm “that has been placed in the middle of our road” and do whatever is required to make the road passable.
Adams also asked that the road department track all costs on the project, in the event a citation is issued, to determine the restitution that would need to be paid to the county.
The road in question is County Road #0570, located in the Creek Pasture area east of Canyonlands National Park. The road is a San Juan County D road claimed under the Federal RS 2477 Statute.
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The San Juan County Sheriff’s Office is investigating to see if Utah State statute was violated. Federal BLM investigators have been contacted, and have agreed to open an investigation and assist the Sheriff’s office to determine possible violations of NEPA laws
(Excerpt) Read more at sjrnews.com ...
The BLM likely gets ‘international permission’, just like Leon Panetta’s defense department.
Hello there AuntB!
It was great meeting you and the others at Klamath. We’ve lost some great patriots since that time.
Jeff is still here. Not sure how many others.
Jeff I thought you’d find this thread of interest.
Good to see you!! Be well, amom.
You too my dear.
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