Dead and gone - Please see photo below:

Dying Conifers - Santa Fe, August 2003
The result of the collaboration between Mayor Delgado/Santa Fe City Council and Las Campanas Limited Partnership that uses over 1 1/4 million gallons of fresh water daily from the the City's Buckman wells to sprinkle irrigate its two private golf courses located outside of the city limits while city residents are restricted in their water use.

Salvador Perez Park - July 2003
This public expenditure of $705,000 would not have been necessary had not Mayor Delgado and the Santa Fe City Council continued to be so slavishly subservient to the demands of Las Campanas Limited Partnership for unrestricted amounts of water to irrigate its two private golf courses located outside the city limits.

Santa Fe River Park - July 2003
Compliments of Mayor Delgado, City Manager Romero and the Santa Fe City Council.
The City not only has stopped watering this park developed recently at great expense but it doesn't even bother to pick up the trash or perform minimal maintenance!

Santa Fe River Park - July 2003
Compliments of Mayor Delgado, City Manager Romero and the Santa Fe City Council.
Cottonwoods along a popular tourist walk that died because they were not watered by the City while it furnishes unlimited amounts of water to the two private golf courses at Las Campanas located outside the city limits !

left A Home in Santa Fe right A Home in Las Campanas - July 2002

left Santa Fe River - right Las Campanas Golf Course Lake - July 2002

left Popular Tourist Walk Along The Santa Fe River - right Las Campanas Commons - July 2002

Front Yards - left Santa Fe - right Las Campanas - July 2002

left Dead Hedge in Santa Fe - right Curb Side at Las Campanas - July 2002

left Ft. Marcy Soccer Field - right Las Campanas Golf Course Fairway - July 2002

Tennis Courts - left Santa Fe High School - right Las Campanas - July 2002

Santa Fe turning brown, Aspens, June 28, 2002

Santa Fe turning brown, Cottonwood, June 26, 2002

Santa Fe turning brown, Junipers, June 25, 2002

Santa Fe turning brown, Horse Chestnut, June 25, 2002

Santa Fe turning brown, Weeping Birch, June 25, 2002

Santa Fe turning brown, The Santa Fe River, June 25, 2002

Santa Fe turning brown, La Acequia Madre, June 25, 2002

Golf course architect, Joe Finger, whose firm designed Marty Sanchez Links de Santa Fe, on the 17th green, Saturday June 22, 2002. Only treated effluent is used to water this public golf course.

Santa Fe turning brown, Nava Elementary School Playground,
May 25, 2002

Santa Fe turning brown, Miles Park, May 25, 2002