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Inyo Supervisors opt for non-support on mining project

by News Staff | Nov 15, 2017 | General Misc. Stories, Government Agencies/Utilities

By Deb Murphy Inyo County’s Board of Supervisors scrapped any hint of support for a mining exploration project in the Inyo Mountains from its letter to the lead agency following a three hour discussion. Almost 30 speakers addressed the board with the majority, 5-1,...

Inyo Supervisors to consider letter on Conglomerate Mesa

by News Staff | Nov 13, 2017 | General Misc. Stories

By Deb Murphy With the public comment period ending November 20, the Inyo Board of Supervisors will discuss a letter in support of Silver Standard’s plans to conduct an exploration for gold on Conglomerate Mesa in the Inyo Mountains east of Lone Pine and Olancha. The...

Inyo Supervisors discuss cannabis ordinances, licensing

by News Staff | Nov 9, 2017 | General Misc. Stories

By Deb Murphy After four hours of wrangling with Inyo County’s draft ordinances and licensing protocol, a few things became crystal clear at Tuesday’s Supervisors’ meeting: there are a lot of players in the cannabis game none of whom liked the seven-year limit on...

Tillemans makes statement to Inyo Supervisors

by News Staff | Oct 19, 2017 | General Misc. Stories, Government Agencies/Utilities

By Deb Murphy Following articles in area newspapers and his own press release, Supervisor Mark Tillemans made a formal statement during the report portion of Tuesday’s Board meeting, outlining the timeline of his decision to go into the cannabis business. While he...

No bones about it – Inyo Supervisors talk dog fees

by News Staff | Oct 4, 2017 | General Misc. Stories

By Deb Murphy Inyo’s Board of Supervisors whipped through six timed items dealing with rezoning, voting systems and fee increases, the most notable a significant bump up for adoption fees at the animal shelter. According to Sheriff Bill Lutze, the $10 adoption fee was...
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