Land Preservation Threatened
30 December 2003 - 1:00pm
A challenge from a property-rights group leads to the cancelling of closed auctions for land marked for conservation.
"Phoenix Mayor Skip Rimsza said if the challenge stands, it will mean the end of big desert preserves for now. Cities can't afford to buy land for the price developers will pay, he said. 'Not a single other piece of state land will be sold as open space, because the city has to bid against retail development,' Rimsza said."
Full Story:
State gets challenge on public land auctions
Source:
The Arizona Republic, December 29, 2003
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