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South Dakota: Bowing to local zoning in prison dispute 'would be an absurd result' - Vimarsana News

South Dakota: Bowing to local zoning in prison dispute 'would be an absurd result'

“The master cannot be beholden to its creation,” Assistant Attorney General Grant Flynn said.

Source: yahoo.com
Lincoln County looks forward with proposed CO2 advisory board - Vimarsana News

Lincoln County looks forward with proposed CO2 advisory board

One county wants to get ahead of future pipeline debates by establishing a committee solely to advise on CO2 pipelines into the future.

Source: sdpb.org
Lincoln County seeks to create CO2 advisory committee as ordinance drafts circulate - Vimarsana News

Lincoln County seeks to create CO2 advisory committee as ordinance drafts circulate

The Lincoln County Commission is considering the creation of an advisory committee to help regulate CO2 transmission and storage. Residents say no way a pipeline rep should be a voting member.

Lincoln County seeks to create CO2 advisory committee as ordinance drafts circulate - Vimarsana News

Lincoln County seeks to create CO2 advisory committee as ordinance drafts circulate

The Lincoln County Commission is considering the creation of an advisory committee to help regulate CO2 transmission and storage. Residents say no way a pipeline rep should be a voting member.

Lincoln County residents pressure commission to act on pipeline ordinance - Vimarsana News

Lincoln County residents pressure commission to act on pipeline ordinance

Even without the item on the agenda, citizens of Lincoln County are calling on the commission to show some hustle and address a pipeline ordinance advanced by the planning board in June.