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Brighton City Council unanimously voted to suspend applications related to oil and gas drilling for the next four months at their March 4 meeting.

Brighton's moratorium on oil, gas drilling applications draws ire of industry officials

BRIGHTON – City Council unanimously voted to suspend applications related to oil and gas drilling for the next four months at their March 4 meeting.

The emergency ordinance — temporarily suspending acceptance of new applications through July 15 — was approved after council heard from representatives from the oil and gas industry, most of whom warned about the message a moratorium sends to businesses.

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