Posted on 02/26/2014 4:15:03 PM PST by mdittmar
Washington, D.C. Nevada Senator Harry Reid today denounced House efforts to gut the Southern Nevada Public Land Management Act (SNPLMA) as part of the Tule Springs legislation mark-up to take place Thursday morning. Members of the House Natural Resources Committee have proposed that money generated by SNPLMA land sales in the bill in Las Vegas and North Las Vegas be sent to the Treasury Department rather than being spent in Nevada as SNPLMA were intended. To date, SNPLMA projects have generated over $3 billion through the sale of 15,000 acres of land in the Las Vegas Valley.
The Tule Springs legislation should not move forward in the House Committee at the expense of the Southern Nevada Public Land Management Act, said Senator Reid. SNPLMA is the most successful program in the history of Nevada, investing literally billions of dollars into our states economy toward public works projects as well as restoration and conservation efforts. Any attempt to support Tule Springs in this form is an attempt to gut SNPLMA and I will not allow nor support these efforts. A bad bill is worse than no bill at all.
The Tule Springs bill passed the U.S. Senate Committee in December. Senator Reid along with former Senator Richard Bryan and then-Congressman John Ensign passed the Southern Nevada Public Land Management Act in 1998. Since its passage in October of 1998, SNPLMA has generated over $3 billion through the sale of about 15,000 acres of land in the Las Vegas Valley.
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What's up with that harry?
also, no mention of the million$ kicked back to Harry and other Democrats
The new Geo-Thermal/Solar power plant in Southern Nevada vgot lots of tax breaks.
Then the company signed a 20 year contract to provide power to Burbank——CALIFORNIA!!!
I don’t think California gave them any tax breaks!!!
The new Geo-Thermal/Solar power plant in Southern Nevada vgot lots of tax breaks.
Then the company signed a 20 year contract to provide power to Burbank——CALIFORNIA!!!
I don’t think California gave them any tax breaks!!!
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