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<br />SWI%, 36, T46N. 13161'. The 15 minute IM's Kula Quadruaglr Wrap show s the above described area. A cony of the
<br />etmiplete pcttnit reR9iori application is available foe pnSii_ hopext.iov at the \lontmse county CUUrtnonW .tnP.ex, Nucla,
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<br />wt wren comments or Objections to &,e appliee[ion may be submitted to the Division of Reclamation. Mining and Safety.
<br />{ 1313 Sherman Street, Room 215, Mnvct, Colorado 50203. (Tel 303.866-3567). Wrinen wtrzmcnts and objections mtw
<br />be received by the U; ision of Reclamiti%,Mining and Safety within 30 days a$ertbc final puhliaaiun of he atwve
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<br />pub?ished in fbe San Miguel Basin Forum
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<br />which is used for energy efficiency
<br />and renewable energy programs in
<br />S,MpXs service territory.
<br />On average, a member will
<br />donate less than $? per year, but
<br />no more than $11.88.
<br />SMPA has approximately
<br />10,000 members, and if all mem-
<br />bers choose t I u stay in the Green
<br />Cents program, the co-op could
<br />raise up to $70,000 or more.
<br />The money raised will be
<br />used to fund energy efficiency and
<br />renewable energy programs within
<br />the. co-op's service territory.
<br />"At less than $1 a month,
<br />Green Cents is an easy and afford-
<br />able way members can fund ener-
<br />gy programs in their owtl corn-
<br />murlities," said S1VIP;h General
<br />Manager, Kevin Ritter. "The
<br />financial commitment is small,
<br />but the rewards are big."
<br />Members will also have the
<br />option of increasing their Green
<br />Cents donation by an even dollar
<br />'l'hc uxll'i1 l.lr)rl tt
<br />incicased or decrea
<br />member's request.
<br />member may
<br />to opt 011t Of t]
<br />grave at any t
<br />contacting the
<br />smp.k office
<br />Altb.ough mernt
<br />automatically enroll'
<br />Cents, participation
<br />datory.
<br />A member may.i
<br />out of the program
<br />by contacting their
<br />office:
<br />Nucla - (970)
<br />Ridgway -- (970) 62
<br />The Green Cei
<br />will take effect wl
<br />receive their bill 0
<br />of February 2010. li
<br />opt out prior t.4 1'i
<br />and anytime thereaf
<br />e AG
<br />Attorney General ioMs fellow scat
<br />reviewing consti utionalit of health carE
<br />Provisions discril i ainating in favor of Net
<br />Colorado Attorney General John Suthers announced he is joining with several other state atto}
<br />studying provisions of the health care bill the U.S. Senate is considering that discriminate in.favo
<br />Medicaid program at the expense of the other states.
<br />The legislation requires that the states provide Medicaid coverage to anyone nicking up to
<br />the federal poverty level. This move likely will dramatically expand the number of Ivledicaid-'
<br />throughout the country and increase the financial burden oil the states. In an effort to secure Nel
<br />Nelson's support --- and the 60 votes necessary to end debate on the bill - Senate Majority Lei
<br />inserted a provision in the bill that effectively requires that the federal government absorb the <
<br />any new Nebraska Medicaid.
<br />The Nebraska provision seems to give that state a permaneut exemption from paying th(
<br />expenses every other state will be forced to shoulder under the legislation. The other states will l
<br />Nebraska's bill.
<br />"I Have significant concerns about the legality of the U.S. Senate krill," Slithers said. "This i
<br />politics. in fact, it is a clear matter cif equity between the states. Under this provision Coloradans
<br />... ,-,- ...,.-t ..-f rh, sfiPriii-nid hill far Nebraskans."
<br />lttllw!;'1ii:11ly 1t'tttlit°at !t ti}-+'1!
<br />? eSlt?: a }'ctl.rnd !}!?, t} t1}Yrelk? tihRt.
<br />raises rlloucy for energy efficien-
<br />cv and renewable ener_ry projects
<br />witl;in SlvlpNs service territory.
<br />With the goal of raising signif-
<br />icant funds for efficiency improve-
<br />ments and renewable t'nergY
<br />develop'llent in local cornnluill-
<br />ties, the Sm11A Board of Directors
<br />moved to change the Green. Cents
<br />progralll from and `opt in' to an
<br />`opt out'.
<br />"Changing our Green Cents,
<br />program to an `opt out, is an
<br />exciting change for San Miguel
<br />Power,;' explained SMPA General
<br />Manager, Kevin Ritter. "If just
<br />70% of our members remain in
<br />the, program, we'll raise° almost
<br />$50,0013,for energy projects in our
<br />local communities."
<br />Green Cents is a simple pro-
<br />gram that allows members to
<br />round up their monthly bill to the
<br />nearest dollar, with the rounded up
<br />portion going into the renewable
<br />energy fund.
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