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    June 15, 20212 Comments
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    Keep Sedona BeautifulSedona AZ (June 15, 2021) – Yavapai County is in the process of updating its Comprehensive Plan to cover the next 10 years. This critical document will guide the Planning and Zoning Commission, as well as County Supervisors as they consider development proposals over the next decade. The Comprehensive Plan also contains the goals and policies of the County.

    If you are not yet familiar with the process for updating the Comprehensive Plan, CLICK HERE for an explanation.

    By law the County must include a section in its Comprehensive Plan covering energy. However, the statute only requires that the Comprehensive Plan must include a discussion on “Planning for energy use that: (a) Encourages and provides incentives for efficient use of energy and (b) Identifies policies and practices for greater use of renewable energy.”

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    To help understand the priorities of the residents of Yavapai County, Keep Sedona Beautiful created an energy survey that we would appreciate your completing. We will share the survey results with the County.

    To take this important survey, CLICK ON THIS LINK.

    Please do not take this survey unless you are a resident of Yavapai County. Please respond only once per household.

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    2 Comments

    1. Michael Schroeder on June 21, 2021 11:14 am

      Go to YouTube and watch the Michael Moore film “Planet of the Hunans” directed by environmentalist Joe Gibbs. It’s fee.

    2. JB Sedona on June 21, 2021 3:28 pm

      Every time I see KSB doing anything, I think back to the waning days of the Obama presidency when KSB was pushing for the National Monument EO.

      They just never give up.

      Now it’s Biden’s 30 X 30 plan, which is far more draconian than the National Monument. Just one more state-sponsored program to control the masses and restrict their resources while they thin the herd. It’s all related to sustainability, resource restriction, and new plans for “totally” controlled centralized urban areas.

      The plan is going on NOW – All the Media and Controllers Need is to manufacture historic Weather Events and Mass Power Outages to to create FEAR and convince the People Taking THEIR Land is Necessary for Survival to Keep Jobs, and Provide ENERGY People Depend ON.
      Most U.S. Roads and Infrastructure WILL not be maintained – since access to most land and travel will be prohibited.

      This is the Climate Action Plan in a nutshell as directed by the UN (now running the COVID “crisis”): Resource consumption above what is needed to supply “vital” human needs is immoral
      All life (human and non-human) has equal value (read: equity not equality = it’s all about the money)
      All Industrialized civilizations must radically change present economic, technological, and ideological structures

      Bill Gates, Dr Fauci, and other eugenists agree: HUMAN POPULATIONS MUST BE REDUCED
      Expanding nuclear power will present serious land-use challenges. While no one wants a power plant in their backyard, many people don’t want nuclear power on their planet.To make 300 new natural-gas fired power plants emission-free, a network of carbon-capture pipelines and storage facilities would be built. That would require land easements totaling 500,000 acres, about half the size of Rhode Island. To drive down costs, Princeton estimates it will take about $100 billion in private and public investment in CO2 capture demonstration projects over the next decade.

      Coming soon – A ban on gas and diesel cars – they want them gone by 2045, no more gas fueled cars will be sold after 2030. (Then, the next time there’s some sort of shutdown, all they have to do is shut down the grid.)

      Coming soon – all “senior water rights” will be dismantled for “the greater good.”

      At the international climate summit in April 2021, the United States vowed to cut U.S. greenhouse gas emissions in half by 2030. The goal will require sweeping changes in the power generation, transportation and manufacturing sectors. It will also require a tremendous amount of land.Wind farms, solar installations and other forms of unreliable renewable power will take up far more space on a per-watt basis than their fossil-fuel-burning brethren.
      Wait a Minute: Our petroleum NEVER came from dead dinosaurs – So why are the saying fossil-fuels above and below. Are OUR trusted University’s and science tzars trying to fool us AGAIN and AGAIN?

      Wind, solar, and other alternative power sources require a lot of land, which is why so much of our private property is in the cross-hairs of the elite.

      They want nukes – 5G towers – and a compliant population that has been vaccinated and microchipped.

      They always mention a “carbon footprint” but any kid in school will tell you that carbon dioxide is needed in our atmosphere for plants, which turn it into oxygen.

      They don’t want us to have oxygen – because it lowers the ability to think clearly. That’s why they brought out the mask mandate in the first place – everyone knows masks do nothing to slow the spread of the virus. It’s a slow killer and without a clear, and forward thinking populace, too many will fill out surveys like KSB’s and believe the lies as they fill it out.

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