I am shocked and disappointed to see a recent social media comment stating my brother, the late state Sen. Jim Isgar, must be rolling in his grave because of Primergy Solar’s proposal to build a solar farm on part of his land.
As his sister and aunt to his four children who own the land that will host part of the proposed solar facility, I can tell you that Jim would have welcomed this development. As a senator, Jim took pride in promoting agriculture, water rights and conservation.
He never stopped looking for new ideas. In 2007, Jim visited Beijing as a legislative appointee to the Energy Council to open dialogue on moving toward solar power and other alternative energy.
Not only…
Late Sen. Isgar would welcome clean energy on his land – The Journal
