We are at a crossroads. As Arizona and the US transition to a clean energy based economy, Eloy leaders must embrace the future or risk getting left behind.
“Lack of key infrastructure investment and sluggish resident population growth have contributed to the city’s stagnation.”
– Eloy’s Economic Development Strategic Plan
By welcoming clean energy and electric car companies to our community, the local economy will gain millions of tax dollars and hundreds of new jobs. That means more money for our schools, our roads and Downtown Eloy.
Despite these benefits, the Eloy City Council is considering a zoning change that would restrict solar development and signal to other sectors that Eloy is not open for business. In order to avoid this, we need you to reach out to the Council and tell them to oppose any new rule that makes it harder to build clean energy projects.
Call your City Council at 520-466-9201 or email and tell them to oppose anti-solar ordinances!
Vice Mayor Sylvia Guanajuato Rodriguez <sgrodriguez@eloyaz.gov>
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Council Member Sara Curtis <scurtis@eloyaz.gov>
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Council Member Jose Garcia <jose.garcia@eloyaz.gov>
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Council Member Michelle McKinley-Tarango <michelle.tarango@eloyaz.gov>
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Council Member Andrew Sutton <andrew.sutton@eloyaz.gov>
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Council Member Daniel Snyder <dsnyder@eloyaz.gov>
SUBJECT:
Vote no on the anti-solar ordinance!
Mayor Powell & Council Members,
My name is NAME and I’m a resident and voter in Eloy. I am writing to urge you to oppose the zoning ordinance under consideration, and any future anti-solar proposals, that would limit clean energy development in our community.
Our economy needs investment and opportunity and the current proposed solar projects provide both. They will bring tens of millions of dollars to our city. That is money that can go to improving our roads, schools and downtown, all while conserving water and reducing local air pollution.
We have seen other innovative companies like LG and Lucid Motors establish roots in Pinal County and denying this ordinance will serve as a clear signal to other emerging industries that Eloy is open for business.
Our community is at a crossroads, and as our elected representatives, I am urging you to oppose this ordinance and enthusiastically embrace the clean energy economy!
Sincerely, NAME
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