'Land for Water': Dec. 12 Prescott City Council meeting will focus on trade-off for preservation of Granite Dells
A proposal is on the table that would save the heart of the Granite Dells in exchange for enough water to develop upwards of 1,000 additional homes north of Highway 89A. The details of the proposed trade-off are expected to be central to a special Prescott City Council meeting at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 12, at Prescott Mile High Middle School’s Hendricks Auditorium. (City of Prescott/Courtesy)
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