600-acre solar facility approved for open ranchland off Highway 89A near Prescott Valley
Concerns arise over antelope migration
In an advertised hearing, the Board of Supervisors approved a conditional use permit this week that will allow for a solar-power facility on open ranchland south of Highway 89A and east of the Arizona Downs racetrack. Developers say the facility will have a footprint of about 600 acres. (Tim Wiederaenders/Courier)
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