State Sues Developer Over 'Moonscaping'
16 February 2005 - 7:00am
Arizona files a suit against a southern Arizona developer alleging the "moonscaping" of land, archaeological ruins, waterways and wildlife.
"Five state agencies joined in the suit against George Johnson, owner of Scottsdale-based Johnson International. Attorney General Terry Goddard said the suit is an attempt to redress an 'unprecedented despoliation of Arizona's heritage.'
...'We are not talking about a few feet here and there. We are talking about moonscaping 270 acres over a period of many weeks, knocking down saguaros, filling in creeks and washes used by wildlife and destroying priceless archaeological sites,' Goddard said."
Source:
The Arizona Republic, February 15, 2005
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