Nevada Supreme Court backs state authority on groundwater
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Center for Biological Diversity: Ruling Paves Way for Enhanced Protections for Endangered Species
The Nevada Supreme Court issues a decision on whether state engineer Tim Wilson’s order limiting water use in the Lower White River Flow System was an overreach in determining the viability of Coyote Springs’ planned community.
The Nevada Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that the state engineer acted within his authority in water decisions that stopped development at Coyote Springs, a master-planned community north of Las Vegas envisioned as a home for 250,000 people.
The Nevada Supreme Court issues a decision on whether state engineer Tim Wilson’s order limiting water use in the Lower White River Flow System was an overreach in determining the viability of Coyote Springs’ planned community.