solar

Loves rooftop solar on buildings — wants it required on new construction — but hates ground-mount solar tearing up the land.

Spoke in favor of Copper Rays Solar, highlighting construction jobs and tax revenues.

Urged the board to vote no on the solar project.

Supported the project, noting developer contributions like a splash pad at Simpkins Park.

Expressed regret moving to Pahrump due to proliferating solar projects and potential heat/water impacts.

Emphasized the need for a comprehensive route management plan to protect off-road recreation trails.

Raised concerns about environmental studies, soil disturbance, OHV access, and weed proliferation.

Urged denial of the project, citing unfulfilled past promises, water depletion, and dust hazards.

Supported the project for local jobs and responsible environmental mitigation measures.

Supported the project as a long-term economic benefit for the next generations.

Voiced strong opposition from southern Pahrump residents regarding property values, heat plumes, and electromagnetic interference.

Supported the project, noting modern 'soft touch' construction methods that preserve native flora and fauna.

Urged the board to reject the project and locate solar on rooftops or industrial areas.

Representing Basin and Range Watch, urged denial due to groundwater impacts and tortoise habitat destruction.

Expressed concerns about recreational trail closures and the need for enforceable community contracts.

Supported the project as a local union member seeking employment and economic relief.

Opposed the project, stating developers leave abandoned infrastructure behind.

Supported the project for significant tax revenue and long-term economic growth.

Expressed full support as a lifetime resident and business owner for economic growth.

Opposed the project, calling solar promises a dangling carrot.

Voiced opposition on behalf of long-time Pahrump residents.

Briefly stated opposition to the solar project.

Represented Solar United Neighbors, discussing solar buying programs and community benefit agreements.

Spoke on behalf of Laborers Local 872 supporting solar projects for local jobs and economic stimulus.

Expressed concerns regarding nighttime lighting, dark skies, migratory birds, and noise near Beatty.

Voiced opposition to developers requesting waivers and variances for solar projects in Beatty.