Join us for the final hike of 2018 which will be a 5.7 mile hike, which can be shorter through an open grass valley lines by pines and sandstone cliffs in the Jemez Mountain Region near the fish hatchery. The hike is rated as easy with just 277 feet of elevation gain. We will meet … [read more]
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LPA Hike to Paliza Canyon and Goblin Colony
Now that the National Forest’s are back open it is time again to hike another of the many trails within an hour from Albuquerque. This is a 4- mile out and back trail with towering Ponderosa pines and sculptured red sandstone goblins. Hike is generally rated as easy, but exploring in and around the goblins … [read more]
LPA Hike 10 June
Come join us on the first Las Placitas Associatio(LPA) lead hike of 2018. The hike will take place on the Strip Mine Trail here in Placitas. The trail is a 3.6 mile loop that has a total elevation gain of just 449 feet. The trail features beautiful wildflowers, nice views and maybe some wildlife and … [read more]
ENTERPRISE PRODUCTS PIPELINE VIOLATIONS APRIL 25, 2018
Attached is a letter from Enterprise Products Graham W. Bacon, Executive Vice President, Operations & Engineering to Mr. James N. Montoya, New Mexico Public regulation Commission Pipeline Safety Bureau Chief on April 25, 2018 responding to pipeline violations in the Placitas area. FYI, Placitas is a High Consequence Area (HCA). PAGES 3,4,5 ENTERPRISE LETTER TO … [read more]
Sandoval Commissioner Dave Heil’s letter Feb 22,2018 on Pipeline Concerns
Commissioner Heil wrote Dwight Patterson a letter on Feb 22, 2018 outlining LPA’s 11 concerns about the pipelines running through Placitas and what the Commission intends to do about them. PAGES 1&2 HEIL LETTER FEB 22,2018 PAGE 3 HEIL LETTER FEB 22, 2018
Las Placitas Association Year-End Report 2017
LAS PLACITAS ASSOCIATION YEAR-END REPORT The Las Placitas Association (www.lasplacitas.org) is looking for board members. Consider joining the LPA Board to help influence the future of our community. Leave a note expressing your interest in the contact section of our web page and a current board member will contact you. Board members are needed and especially … [read more]
Sandoval County Oil and Gas Ordinance
The January issue of the Sandoval Signpost has about a good a summary on this issue as we have read: “Progress on county oil and gas ordinance hits sudden U-turn” by Bill Diven. You can read it here. This short presentation on YouTube illustrates why fracking (oil and gas drilling) in this area would be … [read more]
New Footage from Wildlife Cameras in New Mexico
New Footage from Wildlife Cameras in New Mexico New Mexico Wildways member PATHWAYS: Wildlife Corridors of New Mexico was also able to purchase, install and monitor a number of new wildlife cameras … because of a generous donation. The group has already captured breathtaking footage of mountain lions, bobcats and deer, providing supporting documentation and evidence for … [read more]