Our View: Rural Arizona Left Behind in State Water Deal
MARICOPA COUNTY, ARIZONA, JUN 19 – The bipartisan bill enables farmers to sell land and water rights to developers, potentially saving 9.6 million acre-feet of water over 100 years while addressing a 270,000-unit housing shortage.
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Editorial: Ag to urban bill
A bill that advanced on an agreement by Republican legislators and Gov. Katie Hobbs allows conversion of farmland for development in Pinal and Maricopa counties. Although a difficult compromise, it has at its core a concept that always was contemplated…
AZ House Considers ‘Ag To Urban Bill’ After Senate’s Passage
By Chris Woodward The Arizona House is taking up the so-called “Ag to Urban bill.” The Senate approved the bipartisan measure Thursday. Also known as Senate Bill 1611, the measure provides what Senate Natural Resources Chair Thomas “T.J.” Shope calls solutions to Arizona’s most pressing issues: groundwater protection and skyrocketing home prices due to low...
‘Ag to urban’ proposal gives lifeline to developers
PHOENIX -- Developers who have seen tens of thousands of potential home sites on the fringes of metro Phoenix stranded because of a lack of an assured water supply are getting a lifeline that resurrects their projects under a deal…
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