Colorado ballot initiatives

Colorado Energy Law Fallout: Boulder County Enacts Emergency Oil and Gas Moratorium through Q1 2020 - Oil & Gas 360

No Surprise: Colorado Sierra Club Endorses 2018 Ballot Initiative No. 97, Raising Setback to 2,500 Feet

May 11, 2018

From the Boulder Weekly On April 14, the Colorado chapter of Sierra Club officially endorsed Ballot Initiative 97, which, if passed, would require all new oil and gas operations to be sited at least 2,500 feet away from schools, homes, hospitals and other structures where sensitive populations may be, as well as water sources. In its endorsement, the Colorado Sierra

Both Anti-Oil & Gas Initiatives Fail to Make Colorado Ballot

August 29, 2016

Initiative 75 (local government control over oil and gas) and 78 (mandatory 2,500-ft. setback) fall short of required signatures The Colorado Secretary of State issued a press release today, explaining how two anti-oil & gas initiatives failed to achieve the minimum number of required signatures to make the November ballot. If either attempt had succeeded, it would have put the

CU Denver Business School Study Itemizes $ Billions in Paychecks, Colorado Schools, Services from Oil & Gas Drilling and Production - Colorado Capitol - Oil & Gas 360

Colorado Anti-Oil & Gas Ballot Issues Move Closer to Being Counted

August 22, 2016

Only 2 Colorado Issues Remain Ahead of Oil & Gas in Queue The Colorado Secretary of State’s office reported today that the signatures for one more of the five remaining citizen initiatives have now been counted and verified. The cigarette tax initiative was verified and will be on the Colorado ballot in November, the Secretary said in a press release.

No-Frac Backers Submit Petitions for 2,500-Foot Setback, Local Control of Oil & Gas in Colo.

August 8, 2016

Several Colorado ballot initiative groups turned in their collected signatures on petitions today by the 3:00 p.m. deadline. For the oil and gas industry, the Colorado Secretary of State has reported that initiative No. 75, which would cede control over oil and gas operations to local governments, essentially sidelining the authority of the state, and initiative No. 78, which would require a mandatory

Colorado ballot initiatives

No Surprise: Colorado Sierra Club Endorses 2018 Ballot Initiative No. 97, Raising Setback to 2,500 Feet

Both Anti-Oil & Gas Initiatives Fail to Make Colorado Ballot

Colorado Anti-Oil & Gas Ballot Issues Move Closer to Being Counted

No-Frac Backers Submit Petitions for 2,500-Foot Setback, Local Control of Oil & Gas in Colo.

Premium Content