Lake Tamarisk residents ask Riverside County to require a 1-mile buffer, citing threats from large Easley Solar project
Apr 2, 2024
Apr 2, 2024
Residents from Desert Center told the board the Easley Solar Project would place utility-scale panels within 100 feet of Lake Tamarisk and urged the county to adopt a 'Respect Lake Tamarisk' alternative with a 1-mile buffer, dust controls and aquifer protections to preserve community character and wildlife.
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Multiple residents of the Desert Center and Lake Tamarisk area urged Riverside County supervisors to impose stronger siting conditions on the proposed Easley Solar Project during public comment on April 2.
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