2018-11-12T12:55:00-06:00 2017-12-31 990 2017-01-01 841447465 San Juan Citizens Alliance % Mark Pearson SANJ 9702593583 PO Box 2461 Durango CO 81302 MARK PEARSON Executive Director 9702593583 2018-11-12 206.123.207.76 21010520183161037002 2018-11-12 O 390403A725FC37CF99F127BB6BE1E3F22CC0BE08 69381FBCB295F75F700C97CB6D3C25266C630C91 2017 2019-02-21 02:37:17Z MARK PEARSON PO Box 2461 Durango CO 81302 512562 false X www.sanjuancitizens.org X 1997 CO San Juan Citizens Alliance SJCA advocates for clean air pure water and healthy lands in the San Juan Basin 7 7 8 1 0 333122 493104 0 6 4 5197 695 338325 493803 0 0 285712 328671 0 29251 100346 74226 386058 402897 -47733 90906 51847 142094 206 0 51641 142094 X SJCA advocates for clean air, pure water and healthy lands which are the foundations of resilient communities, ecosystems and enonomies in the San Juan Basin. true false 73067 58300 Animas River We hired a full-time employee this year dedicated to the health of the Animas River in response to the 2015 Gold King mine spill which severely polluted the Animas River impacting several communities downstream along the river. The primary focus of the Animas River program is to educate and mobilize river users and advocate around the threats to the river's water quality in order to reinvigorate community advocacy for mine cleanup and water health for the Animas River Watershed. 67033 83917 Coal We continued to pursue retirement of polluting coal facilities in the Four Corners. The focus of our activity during the year was ongoing efforts to force compliance with environmental laws by the Four Corners Power Plant and associated Navajo Mine. This included litigation around the National Environmental Policy Act review of the power plant and mine, and efforts through Freedom of Information Act requests to obtain documents about the operation and permitting of coal development and combustion. 114143 101295 Oil and Gas (New Mexico and Colorado combined) We focused on education and outreach to the general public about environmental concerns related to expanding oil and gas development nearby Chaco Culture National Historical Park. We encouraged the public to express their opinions to the Bureau of Land Management about the potential impacts to the cultural resources, air and water quality, and local residents living in communities likely to be impacted by adjacent industrial development. We specifically provided education about the benefits of a proactive Master Leasing Plan for lands adjacent to and nearby Mesa Verde National Park in advance of new oil and gas leasing and development. 254243 true true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false true 0 0 false 8 true false false false false false false false X 7 7 false false false false false false false true true false false true true true true true true true true false X San Juan Citizens Alliance 9702593583 PO Box 2461 Durango CO 81302 MARK PEARSON Executive Director 40 X 41712 0 0 GARY SKIBA President X X 0 0 0 ANNA PETERSON Treasurer X X 0 0 0 DIANA VERNAZZO Director X 0 0 0 ROBERT BRICCA Director X 0 0 0 ROBIN RICHARD Director X 0 0 0 ANDREW CORRA Director X 0 0 0 BARBARA WEST Director X 0 0 0 41712 false false false 493104 26415 493104 4 4 17982 11673 18759 -777 1472 1472 1472 493803 1476 X 61434 36860 12287 12287 237128 215756 10686 10686 5868 5237 315 316 24241 20429 1906 1906 784 633 151 1381 1381 8663 8663 6375 4274 1576 525 1962 1243 544 175 5612 2770 2506 336 19950 11970 5985 1995 7348 7227 121 2090 2084 6 771 771 111 111 4715 4715 Postage - mailings 2394 1466 682 246 Telephone 4292 3393 556 343 Membership database 4363 2618 1309 436 Credit card and bank fees 3069 3069 346 175 171 402897 324798 48848 29251 49265 141319 1696 12588 12588 111 775 775 51847 142094 206 206 0 X 1210 -55824 50431 197918 51641 142094 51847 142094 90906 -453 X false false false X 0 314442 306023 341629 333122 481431 1776647 314442 306023 341629 333122 481431 1776647 1776647 4 21 75 6 4 110 4 21 75 6 4 110 49 864 2418 1472 4803 314495 306044 342568 335546 482907 1781560 0.99724 0.99803 0.00006 0.00010 X GBR 22241 22241 14012 556 Banff 5904 5904 171 7 1510 1510 1977 1931 112 29655 29655 1977 15943 839 18759 10896 X 2 26415 Fair market false false false Part III Line 2 We hired an employee dedicated to the health of the Animas River in Part III Line 2 response to the Gold King mine spill in 2015. Part VI Line 8a The board of directors meet monthly, review financial statements and Part VI Line 8a program reports and create written minutes describing meetings. Part VI Line 11b Executive director reads Form 990 in its entirety, then Board Treasurer Part VI Line 11b reviews. All edits are made, ED signs off, and 990 is filed. Part VI Line 12c At monthly board meetings, directors review potential conflicts. Part VI Line 15a or b Board of Directors reviewed industry compensation report and discussed its Part VI Line 15a or b knowledge of ED compensation of similar organizations. Part VI Line 19 Documents available for inspection in our office. Part IX Line 11g Total expenses - $8663.00 Program service expenses - $8663.00 Mgmt and general expenses - $0.00 Fundraising expenses - $0.00 Part IX Line 24e Recruiting fees for ED Total expenses - $171.00 Program service expenses - $0.00 Mgmt and general expenses - $171.00 Fundraising expenses - $0.00 Part IX Line 24e GIS work Total expenses - $175.00 Program service expenses - $175.00 Mgmt and general expenses - $0.00 Fundraising expenses - $0.00 Part VI Line 12c At monthly board meetings, directors review potential conflicts.