Edited sentence: A continuation of the ban is pending for 2010.According to Army planning documents the expansion would be phased over a 17-year period and would ultimately displace over 17,000 people in five counties and take in most of the southeastern corner of the state,.PCEOC, in collaboriation with another organization, Not 1 More Acre, was successful, through the efforts of Congressman John Salazar in securing a congressional ban which prohibits the Army from expending any funds for expansion during 2008 and 2009.The Pinon Canyon Expansion Opposition Coalition , made of up ranchers, environmentalists, historians and educators, was formed in 2006 to organize against the federalization of as much as 6.9 million acres of state lands and private properties in order to expand the Pinon Canyon Maneuver Site.The organization is focusing its efforts on securing a permanent federal ban on expansion.The organizations also worked with State Senator Ken Kester and Representatives Wes McKinley and Sal Pace to enact Colorado state legislation barring the federal government from using the powers of eminent domain Eminent domain, HB1069,  to acquire land, and prohibiting the sale of state lands to Army for the purpose of expanding the Pinon Canyon Maneuver Site, HB1317,