Co-op Balks at ExpensivePueblo Easement Payments

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(SUNfoto by Jeff Tucker) Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative Board vice president Ron Lovato (right) holds a copy of the Co-op's operational assessment at its April 26 Board meeting, which he said should be implemented. At the same meeting, Board members did not approve an expected easement payment to the Jemez Pueblo and asked for federal intervention. With Lovato is Board secretary Larry Rodriguez.

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By Jeff Tucker
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    Frustrated with unfruitful tribal easement negotiations, the Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative board has backed away from making an initial $379,868 easement payment to the Jemez Pueblo, while also calling on a higher power to thwart potentially “astronomical” customer rate…

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