Last week's state Supreme Court ruling striking down as unconstitutional several key amendments to the state's Oil and Gas Act scuttled any hopes the industry had of a uniform zoning ordinance scheme for every municipality in the state.
December 24, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Last week’s state Supreme Court ruling striking down as unconstitutional several key amendments to the state’s Oil and Gas Act scuttled any hopes the industry had of a uniform zoning ordinance scheme for every municipality in the state.
But while the ruling was a blow to oil and gas operators, it’s likely to be a boon for their lawyers.
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