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  1. Patrick Collins, the mayor of Cheyenne, purchased land known as Belvoir Ranch on July 1st to protect it for future infrastructure.

Hanwha Renewables Proposes 140-Megawatt Solar Project on Belvoir Ranch

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Hanwha Renewables, a developer of utility-scale solar and energy storage, presented a preliminary proposal to the Cheyenne City Council regarding a solar project on Belvoir Ranch. The company, which called the project 'Project Wrangler,' is seeking to lease approximately 3,300 acres of the 18,800-acre ranch to conduct feasibility studies. The project is expected to eventually occupy between 1,200 and 1,400 acres.

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City officials stated they have been exploring ways to generate additional revenue from portions of Belvoir Ranch that are not reserved for the city’s planned landfill and water development. The company is not currently asking for formal project approval or to annex the land, but rather an option-to-lease agreement to proceed with necessary studies.

Patrick Collins purchased Belvoir Ranch on July 1st to protect it for future infrastructure.

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