Public documents that mention Sandy Moisey Scherer.
Oct 2, 2026·Board meeting
Board Of Environmental Review Special Meeting
The Board held a special meeting to discuss motions in limine regarding the Rosebud Mine Amendment 5 case. The discussion centered on legal disputes over expert witness disclosures, the handling of attorney fee petitions, and evidentiary rules for the upcoming reasonableness hearing. The Board voted to deny the motion in limine regarding exclusion but granted permission to present rebuttal expert testimony. Additionally, the Board heard arguments regarding a motion to limit the scope of the upcoming fee hearing to prevent the relitigation of the merits of the case.
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Board Of Environmental Review Of The State Of Montana Board Meeting
The board addressed several administrative and legal matters, including the renewal of the Board Counsel's contract and the review of various contested cases involving air quality permits and water quality compliance. Discussions included motions regarding the Westmoreland Absaloka Mining permit and the evaluation of pending litigation during an executive session. Additionally, the board considered administrative improvements, such as future meeting scheduling processes and formatting requirements for legal briefs submitted for board review.
Jun 26, 2026·Board meeting
Board of Environmental Review of the State of Montana Transcript of Proceedings
The board heard oral arguments regarding an appeal of the Montana Department of Environmental Quality's decision concerning an air quality permit. The proceedings addressed a motion to intervene by Montana Renewables, which was granted, and a motion to dismiss the appeal due to the appellant's alleged failure to timely file a required affidavit. Following deliberations, the board voted unanimously to grant the motion to dismiss the appeal.
May 28, 2026·Strategic plan
Montana Department of Environmental Quality Intended Use Plan and Project Priority List 2027
This Intended Use Plan and Project Priority List for State Fiscal Year 2027 outlines how the Montana Department of Environmental Quality will utilize the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. The plan's long-term goals include maintaining a self-sustaining SRF program and providing financing and technical assistance for drinking water projects to ensure Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) compliance and sustainable infrastructure. Key short-term objectives focus on funding projects that address SDWA requirements, promote regionalization, replace aging infrastructure, and develop system sustainability. It also details the allocation of set-aside funds for administration, various state programs (like public water supply supervision, capacity development, operator certification, source water protection), small system technical assistance, and local assistance (including wellhead protection), all aimed at protecting and enhancing public drinking water in Montana.
