ALON US Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management News Release Farmington Field Office New Mexico for Additional Information Zachary Stone 505-564-7677 BLM Receives Withdrawal of Pinon Gathering System Right-Of-Way Application the Bureau of Land Management BLM Farmington Field Office Has Received a Withdrawal Letter Regarding a Right-Of-Way ROW Application for the Proposed Pinon Gathering System Project Known as the Pinon Pipeline Project the Letter Stated That Due to Current Market Conditions Saddle Butte San Juan LLC Has Decided to Withdraw Their Application Therefore the BLM Will No Longer Consider the Project the System Would Have Included a Gathering Line ROWof Approximately 495 Miles and a Mainline ROW of Approximately 985 Miles in Length the Proposed Crude Oil Pipeline Route Would Have Followed Routes Crossing Federal Lands the Navajo Nation State of New Mexico Lands and Fee Lands From Lybrook New Mexico to a Proposed Rail Terminal Located Near Thoreau New Mexico FRACK FREE FOUR CORNERS Victory in the Southwest! Navajo Environmentalists and Many Other Indigenous People in the Area Have Been Fighting the Piñon Pipeline for a Long Time It's Great to Finally Have a Win More Info Ondoigov2hDUoMQ