"NPC Daily is a satire site, providing political and cultural commentary with wanton sarcasm. NPCDaily pokes fun of modern journalism and liberalism. If you believe one of our articles is real, it’s because the content is not too far adrift from what is published by mainstream news outlets."

~~ Mountain States Legal Foundation Not Walking Away from Bears Ears

See.PDF File attached to E-mail

Utah county: "Breaking up with Bears Ears" suit is hard to do

Jennifer Yachnin, E and E News reporter March 20, 2019

"Local officials in San Juan County, Utah, recently voted to rescind the work of their predecessors and reproach President Trump for reducing the Bears Ears National Monument, but attorneys representing the county in federal court don't seem to have gotten the memo."

~~Conflict of Interests and Collusion in SJ County Politics

"A closer examination of Steven Boos’ involvement with several legal matters pertaining to San Juan County suggests that Greyeyes’ and Maryboy’s efforts to conceal their relationship is an effort to shield serious breaches of public trust from scrutiny." The Petroglyph (Includes several easy to hear audio clips from the meeting.)

~~Attorney Boos in Resolution Writing Loop with New SJC Commissioners

~~ Back Story Info on The Wyss Foundation and George Soros

~~Commissioners attend Pack Creek/ Spanish Valley Meeting

~~Democratic Commissioners Vote in Favor of Bears Ears Expansion

~~ Court Briefs Show Calif, Oregon Broke Law w/ Kalamath Dam Removal Plan

~~ Two Tourists Die in Grand Canyon

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Agenda for April 2 Commission Meeting

Agenda for April 2 County Commission meeting:
SAN JUAN COUNTY COMMISSION MEETING
ADMINISTRATION BUILDING - COMMISSION ROOM
AGENDA April 2, 2019

9:00 A.M. Work Meeting - All Discussion, Report, Department Head Concerns, & non-action items
Jason Torgerson - SJC Sheriff - Jail Control System Maintenance Contract
Heather Young - San Juan County Historical Commission Updates
Kendall Laws - SJC Attorney Updates
Natalie Randall - Economic Development & Tourism Update
Margie Memmot - USU Extension Updates
Jerry McNeely - Updates
Nick Sandberg - Updates

BRUCE ADAMS RESOLUTIONS

1- RESOLUTION SUPPORTING EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR COUNTY RESIDENTS
THROUGH THE CONTINUED OPERATION OF KAYENTA MINE ON BLACK MESA IN ARIZONA
2- RESOLUTION SUPPORTING EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR COUNTY RESIDENTS THROUGH THE CONTINUED OPERATION OF THE NAVAJO GENERATING STATION

KENNETH MARYBOY RESOLUTIONS
1- RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING SAN JUAN COUNTY TO FILE A LAWSUIT AGAINST THE SAN JUAN COUNTY ATTORNEY, KENDALL LAWS, RELATED TO HIS FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THE LAWFUL DIRECTIVES OF THE COUNTY AS STATED IN RESOLUTIONS 2019-04 AND 2019-06 AND FURTHER AUTHORIZING THE CHAIRMAN OF THE SAN JUAN COUNTY COMMISSION TO RETAIN OUTSIDE COUNSEL TO BRING THE LAWSUIT.

2- RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE STATE AUDITOR TO REVIEW CONTRACTS AND INVOICES PAID TO OUTSIDE LEGAL COUNSEL AND TO REVIEW THE SAN JUAN COUNTY ATTORNEY'S SUPERVISION OF ALL OUTSIDE COUNSEL REPRESENTATION.

3- RESOLUTION TERMINATING THE REPRESENTATION OF SAN JUAN COUNTY BY THE MOUNTAIN STATES LEGAL FOUNDATION AND WILLIAM PERRY PENDLEY IN HOPI TRIBE, et al. v. DONALD TRUMP, et al., CASE NO. 1-17-CV-2590; UTAH DINE BIKEYAH, et al. v. DONALD TRUMP, et al., CASE NO. 1:17-CV-2605 (TSC); and NATURAL RESOURCES DEFENSE COUNCIL, INC., et al., v. DONALD TRUMP, et al.,

CASE NO. 17-CV2606 (TSC)AND DIRECTING THAT NO FURTHER PAYMENT SHALL BE MADE FOR SERVICES RENDERED BY MOUNTAIN STATES LEGAL FOUNDATION AND WILLIAM PERRY PENDLEY AFTER THE DATE OF THIS RESOLUTION.

4-          RESOLUTION IN OPPOSITION TO THE STATE OF UTAH'S PETITION TO THE U.S.
SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE AND THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE FOR A STATE SPECIFIC RULE GOVERNING MANAGEMENT OF FOUR MILLION ACRES OF INVENTORIED ROADLESS AREAS IN UTAH'S NATIONAL FORESTS.5-   SUPPORTING S. 367, THE 'AMERICA'S NATURAL TREASURES OF IMMEASURABLE QUALITY UNITE, INSPIRE, AND TOGETHER IMPROVE THE ECONOMIES OF STATES (ANTIQUITIES ACT) ACT OF 2019' (ANTIQUITIES ACT OF 2019) AND H.R. 1050, THE UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES VERSION OF THE ANTIQUITIES ACT OF 2019.

11:00 A.M. Commission Meeting
Approval of Minutes - March 19, 201911:05 A.M.
CITIZENS' COMMENTS* (Please complete the request form - available at the door)
11:15 A.M. Agenda Items - Items for Discussion / Consideration for Approval
COMMUNITY REINVESTMENT AGENCY MEETING
1-          A resolution approving an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement between the Agency and San Juan County relating to tax increment within the Bluff Dwellings Community
Reinvestment Project Area.
2-          A resolution approving an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement between the Agency
and the San Juan County Health Service District relating to tax increment within the Bluff Dwellings Community Reinvestment Project Area.
3-          A resolution approving an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement between the Agency
and the San Juan County Water Conservancy District relating to tax increment within the
Bluff Dwellings Community Reinvestment Project Area.
LEAVE COMMUNITY REINVESTMENT AGENCY MEETING
1-          A resolution approving an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement between the County
and the Community Reinvestment Agency of San Juan County relating to tax increment
within the Bluff Dwellings Community Reinvestment Project Area.2-          A resolution approving an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement between the County
and the Community Reinvestment Agency of Blanding relating to tax increment within the
North Entrance Community Reinvestment Project Area.
Kelly Pehrson - Chief Administrative Officer

Other 11:45 A.M.
Commission Reports
*San Juan County Commission can call a closed meeting at any time during the Regular
Session*
*CITIZENS' COMMENTS: Anyone wishing to address the Commission on a non-agenda item is
invited to do so during the citizens' comments period in the meeting. Comments or
presentations are limited to three minutes, if requested, an extension of two minutes for a
total of five minutes may be granted by the Commission Chairman.PROCEDURE: Please complete the request form (available at the door) and hand it to the
Commission Clerk, as you enter the meeting. Thank you for helping us provide an orderly
productive meeting.All agenda items shall be considered as having potential commission action components and may be completed by an electronic method **In compliance with the Americans with
Disabilities Act, persons needing auxiliary communicative aids and services for this meeting
should contact the SJC Clerk's Office: 117 S Main, Monticello or telephone 435-587-3223,giving reasonable notice**

Thursday, November 29, 2018

Election Fallout and New Attacks on the West

Worth a Reread or Full 1st time Read:

A “MONUMENTAL” CHANGE: San Juan County Embraces Industrial Tourism

…by Jim Stiles

Moab's Main Street: Is this our goal?

Good News Bears

--Farmers Almanac Forcast for this winter:

~~Wildlife-related recreation on BLM land boosts Utah’s economy by $79.1M

Bad News Bears

~~Imagine a country that often has a corrupt authoritarian government. In that country no one knows about checks and balances or an independent court system. Private property is not recognized in that country. Neither can one buy or sell land. Businesses are reluctant to bring investments into this country. Those who have jobs usually work for the government public sector. Those who don’t have jobs subsist on entitlements that provide basic food. Where do you think that closest Sovereign Nation is? And how many Native Americans face this tragedy?

Be sure to read this whole article. There is much that needs to change.

~~NATIVE AMERICAN RESERVATIONS: “SOCIALIST ARCHIPELAGO”

"Native Americans receive more federal subsides than anybody else in the United States. This includes subsidized housing, health, education, and direct food aid. Yet, despite the uninterrupted flow of federal funds, they are the poorest group in the country. The poverty level on many reservations ranges between 38 and 63 percent (up to 82 percent on some reservations), and half of all the jobs are usually in the public sector. This is before the crisis of 2008! You don’t have to have a Ph.D. in economics to figure out that one of the major sources of this situation is a systemic failure of the federal Indian policies." Author: Andrei Znamenski

~~Pategonia and Dine' Bekayha Celebrate Greyeyes' Historic Win

~~SUWA Working to Defeat Emery County Public Lands Bill

~~With all the problems Salt Lake City has, somehow their Mayor, Jackie Biskupski, seems to be overly concerned about San Juan County. Follow her Blog for more craziness

~~Public lands in Worse Shape than Privately owned Lands True Conservation impossible without property rights.

~~AS CALIFORNIA BURNS, JERRY BROWN TAKES HEAT FOR VETOING 2016 WILDFIRE MITIGATION BILL