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New Arizona law may revive stalled housing project - Rose Law Group Reporter

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By YourValley A Buckeye housing development stalled by a statewide moratorium could soon move forward under a new Arizona law that allows farmland to be converted into residential neighborhoods while conserving groundwater. Gov. Katie Hobbs last month signed Senate Bill 1611, a bipartisan “ag-to-urban” measure that takes effect Sept. 26. The law permits landowners to retire irrigated farmland and transfer a portion of their historical water use …
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New Arizona law may revive stalled housing project - Rose Law Group Reporter

By YourValley A Buckeye housing development stalled by a statewide moratorium could soon move forward under a new Arizona law that allows farmland to be converted into residential neighborhoods while conserving groundwater. Gov. Katie Hobbs last month signed Senate Bill 1611, a bipartisan “ag-to-urban” measure that takes effect Sept. 26. The law permits landowners to retire irrigated farmland and transfer a portion of their historical water use …

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Rose Law Group Reporter broke the news in on Wednesday, July 23, 2025.
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