Debate heats up as comment deadline nears for Palo Verde Regional Park

Neighbors disagree over the future of BLM land west of Maricopa, land that has been marked for Palo Verde Regional Park. /Photo by Ethan McSweeney
Neighbors disagree over the future of BLM land west of Maricopa, land that has been marked for Palo Verde Regional Park. /Photo by Ethan McSweeney

By Ethan McSweeney | inMaricopa.com

Shirley Ann Hartman has lived in western Pinal County for 56 years, calling the rolling hills and desert washes in the area home.

To leave a comment on the four alternatives for the Palo Verde Regional Park, go to this link. The deadline for comments is July 15.

So, when Pinal County approved its open space plan that would include some of the land along the western edges of the county as a protected Palo Verde Regional Park, she joined in to do her part. She saw it as a way to preserve the land for future generations. As part of the Pinal Partnership Open Space and Trails Advisory Committee, Hartman worked with other citizens to help design the park.

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