Real estate firm to decide best use of 9k acres intended for solar plant

Screen Shot 2013-11-08 at 6.12.37 AMBy Julie Fairman | Mohave Daily News

RCG Economics, a Las-Vegas based real estate consulting firm, has been contracted by Clark County to perform real estate and economic advisory services resulting in a “highest and best use” analysis of the 9,000 acres of Fort Mojave land just south of Laughlin.

The agreement was approved by the Clark County Board of Commissioners during the consent agenda portion of its Nov. 5 meeting, meaning it was approved with no discussion, based on the recommendations of the Clark County Real Property Management department. The $54,275 fee for the analysis will be paid out of the Fort Mohave Development Fund.

The land that will be the subject of the analysis is the same property that was slated to be sold to ENN Energy for the development of its solar manufacturing and generating facility. That deal fell through in June when ENN notified the county that it was unable to obtain the required commitments from three utility companies to purchase power generated at the facility.

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