It's nothing of the sort. Merely because a well-monied lobby can help hornswoggle legislators, pack a State high court and COGCC doesn't change the fact that legislation, case law, and underneath both of those, circumstances change. From my perspective, in City Limits this is a life and health issue (the locals' responsibility as delegated by state law) that should modify property rights and methods. There are likely creative ways to create a win-win b/w localities and the industry. That's not where the spirit of the laws, given recent deaths of a family and workers with family, needs to be anymore. Change is warranted by changes in circumstances, and the City Limits aspect, with higher concentrations of people living there, schools etc., makes this different from the usual rural property or wide open prairie project. So yep, I disagree with you and your reliance on what I think is increasingly bad law under the circumstances just discussed.