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County, Surprise agree to preserve 3,500 acres at McMicken Dam for passive recreation
Summary
Maricopa County approved an intergovernmental agreement allowing the City of Surprise to develop and operate passive recreational amenities on about 3,500 acres of flood‑control land at McMicken Dam, while preserving the dam's flood‑protection function.
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved an intergovernmental agreement (IGA) under which the City of Surprise will develop, maintain and operate passive recreational amenities on approximately 3,500 acres of county flood control land in the McMicken Dam area while preserving the dam’s primary flood‑protection function.
Supervisor Lesko, who championed the item, told the board the agreement would "develop, maintain, and operate recreational amenities, including…
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