SPRING VALLEY – — Talks are under way between Colorado Mountain College (CMC) and SourceGas, the area’s natural gas distributor, concerning the company’s controversial plans to install a mid-line compressor station on CMC property.
“We’ve been in touch with SourceGas,” said CMC public information officer Debra Crawford on Tuesday, noting that attorneys for the two entities have talked.
She said CMC has proposed hiring an independent facilitator to help the two sides sort out their differences.
But SourceGas spokeswoman Natalie Shelbourn said on Tuesday that the facilitator idea is not on the table and the utility has asked to meet directly with the CMC board of trustees.
“We’re not pursuing the facilitator concept at this time,” she said.
The CMC trustees announced May 3 that they had insufficient information to decide which of two proposed sites for the compressor station on CMC’s Spring Valley property would be acceptable to the school.
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