Anyone want to buy a gold mine?
The Gold Paradise Peak Mine is for sale.
The owners have given up in the face of community pressure to stop mining.
The mine will be shut down. This is a victory for the community.
The agent who has listed it called me earlier this morning to tell me that it was being listed.
His concern is that another buyer would want to create a negative impact on the community.
A developer that would subdivide it and create another bunch of lots with cabins would still increase traffic and noise.
He’d like to find someone, a benefactor, to create a wild land park, an environmental oasis, or maybe a state park.
Someone who would keep it in it’s natural state for everyone to enjoy is who he’s looking for.
Do you have any ideas? Do you know a guy, who knows a guy, who could buy it, and keep a natural preserve?
Please leave comments below.
Try the Yavapai Tribe, The Nature Conservancy, the National Park Service., AZ Game & Fish, CAP, SRP, State Lands.
Thank you, Conrad for all the work you have done on this. It is appreciated.
Yavapai County should buy it.
Why doesn’t the city or state buy it?
Great work on this mine problem. Mike Fann should buy it back and create a wild land park and never sell our land and minerals to an adversarial country again.
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Whoever buys it will likely assume significant closure and reclamation costs.
Quit selling our land to foreign countries…just sayin.