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PRESS RELEASE: Larimer County Must Use “1041” for NISP, not IGA

For Immediate Release
March 29, 2018
Save The Poudre, Gary Wockner: 970-218-8310

Larimer County Must Use “1041” for NISP, not IGA

Cache la Poudre River, USA: Today, Save The Poudre sent a legal letter to the Larimer County Commissioners notifying them that they must use a “1041” permit process for evaluating and regulating the Northern Integrated Supply Project (“NISP”) rather than an Intergovernmental Agreement (“IGA”). The letter (posted here) states that Larimer County’s IGA provisions “are unconstitutionally vague and violate due process”. Further, the letter cites numerous legal precedents where other Colorado counties have used 1041 regulations for projects exactly like NISP.

“Larimer County’s IGA provisions are unconstitutionally vague and violate due process,” said Gary Wockner of Save The Poudre. “The County must use a 1041 permit process — just as other Colorado counties have done — to give the people of Larimer County their legal due process to evaluate and speak out about this important issue facing the county’s future.”

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