Att: The RNC cannot challenge voter fraud!

I just ran across this information and it clarified so many unanswered questions. This is why the RNC has not challenged any of the votes in OH,FL,VA,CO...

 

http://judicialview.com/Court-Cases/Civil-Procedure/Democratic-National-Committee-v-Republican-National-Committee/10/201975

 

The RNC legally cannot challenge for voter fraud, unless they get permission first. They appealed last March to no avail:

 

http://newsandinsight.thomsonreuters.com/Legal/News/2012/03_-_March/Republicans_lose_appeal_on_poll-watching_tactics/

 

This tells me that the RNC knew all along, or before the primaries, that their candidate would lose the election no matter what, and that also explains Obama's unabashed actions ("after this election, I will have more flexibility")... This is shocking to me, as I have campaigned many, many hours since 08, with the RNC.

Aros

Att: Washington County
Private Property Rights Violation, soon to be a FED Violation.

RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE ZION SCENIC CORRIDOR MANAGEMENT PLAN


Who is doing it in Washington Co. and why are they trying to hand private property rights to the FEDS?

 

Zion Canyon Corridor Management Plan

http://www.zioncanyoncmp.org/

 "A locally developed Corridor Management Plan (CMP) is also necessary in the event the local jurisdictions along the corridor and the state of Utah determine to apply to the National Scenic Byways program for designation of the corridor as a national scenic byway." 

 

 

How will a National Scenic Byway designation and Corridor Management Plan affect your property?

• Regulates the local governments committing to federal mandates which means land acquisition, zoning, planning, easements, tax incentives or policy in order to implement the regulations.
• Restricts private property uses within the veiwshed of the corridor especially signage.
• Reduces the value of your property due to diminished property uses.

This bill was passed by the Washington County Commissioners Febuary 2011:

Washington County Commission -RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE ZION SCENIC BYWAY CORRIDOR MANAGEMENT PLAN

 

RESOLUTION NO. R-2011-1531

RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE ZION SCENIC BYWAY CORRIDOR MANAGEMENT PLAN

WHEREAS, in accordance with the State of Utah Scenic Byways Program, State Route 9 between the junction with I-15 to the west entrance into Zion National Park, as well as from the east entrance of Zion National Park to U.S. 89, is currently designated as a Utah State Scenic Byway; and

WHEREAS, the Zion Scenic Byway Corridor Management Plan has been prepared with the active participation by the Zion Canyon Corridor Council (ZC3), as well as a byway planning team assembled for that purpose which included representatives of all local municipalities along the byway corridor and Washington County, as well as individuals representing other agencies and interests, along with technical planning assistance provided by the staff of the Five County Association of Governments; and

WHEREAS, the section of roadway covered in the Zion Scenic Byway Corridor Management Plan is from the junction of SR-17 to the east entrance of Zion National Park; and

WHEREAS, this section of roadway has been named the “Zion Scenic Byway”;

and

WHEREAS, the Zion Scenic Byway provides the base of the corridor and connects the many archaeological, historic, natural, scenic, cultural and recreational intrinsic qualities found along and within the byway corridor area of influence; and

WHEREAS, the Zion Scenic Byway Corridor Management Plan, a copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit “A”, will reinforce the existing Zion Park Scenic Byway (a State Scenic Byway); and

WHEREAS, public meeting opportunities were provided to explain the Zion Scenic Byway Corridor Management Plan and obtain input from the general public; and

WHEREAS, the Zion Scenic Byway Corridor Management Plan includes strategies to preserve, protect and promote intrinsic qualities of the byway through actions that are not regulatory or otherwise mandated by the Plan; and

WHEREAS, successful implementation of the Zion Scenic Byway Corridor Management Plan depends on cooperation, collaboration and support of the municipalities along the Byway and Washington County; and

WHEREAS, Washington County, Utah, supports the Zion Scenic Byway Corridor Management Plan and gives its commitment to collaborate in the process necessary for its implementation.

Resolution No. R-2011-1531 Page |2

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNTY COMMISSION OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, UTAH, that it does hereby adopt the Zion Scenic Byway Corridor Management Plan, a copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit “A”, and affirms its intention to participate in future implementation strategies described in the Plan. A copy of the Agreement is on file in the Office of the Washington County Commission.

VOTED UPON AND PASSED BY THE WASHINGTON COUNTY COMMISSION AT A REGULAR MEETING OF THE WASHINGTON COUNTY COMMISSION HELD ON THE 1ST DAY OF FEBRUARY 2011

ATTEST:

_________________________________ Kim M. Hafen Washington County Clerk-Auditor

WASHINGTON COUNTY

______________________________ DENNIS DRAKE Washington County Commission

Commissioner Drake voted ____ Commissioner Eardley voted ____ Commissioner Gardner voted ____

 

 

 

 

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