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Paseo Del Norte LLC

verification: primary-source

A landholding company from the 2013 land and water split whose land holds the emergency well's point of diversion and whose parcels were sold into the 2025 assembly.

At a glance

Kind
Company
Role in the project
Landowner or lessor
Jurisdiction
Private sector (no public jurisdiction)
Verification
primary-source — Read off the primary document itself
In the record
1 sources · 6 connections · 1 dated entries
Record id
PJO125

Key facts

  • Its president is Christopher O. Lyons.
  • 2013-12-23Acquired land in the December 23, 2013 split recorded as Instrument #1330941.[1]
  • The emergency well's point of diversion sits on its land.
  • 2024Mortgaged to HD Lending in 2024, with parcels released as they sold into the 2025 assembly.[1]
  • Hecate Energy and EDF Power Solutions are recorded as lessees of its land.

The record

Landholding company, president Christopher O. Lyons. Acquired land in the 2013 split; the emergency well's point of diversion sits on its land; mortgaged to HD Lending in 2024, with parcels released as they sold into the 2025 assembly.

Relationships · 6

In the timeline · 1

Dec 23, 2013The land/water split is created — twelve years early

Dated entries in the record that involve this party. Appearing here is not an allegation — it means the graph draws an edge from this dossier to that event.

In the Watch · 1

eventThe land/water split is created (Dec 23 2013 — Instrument #1330941)

Sources · 1

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