Co-op Wants Tribe to Pay for Right-of-Way

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(SUNfoto by Michael Walton) Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative General Manager Wayne Sowell compared a proposal to charge Ohkay Owingeh residents higher electricity rates to cover the cost of tribal easements to passing the cost of the city of Española’s franchise fee on to people who live in the city.

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By Michael Walton
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    Ohkay Owingeh residents might be paying higher electricity bills starting next year to cover the cost of the Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative renegotiating its easements on tribal land.     On Jan. 5, 2012, the Co-op plans to file a…

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