Lava Ridge Wind Project: Reevaluating Preservation Boundaries for Minidoka's Historic Site

The article discusses the ongoing debate about the proposed preservation area for the Lava Ridge Wind Project. Some have opposed the initially suggested preservation size, indicating a need for more information about the impact on Minidoka and the visitor experience. The article points out that the historical footprint alone doesn't fully represent the site's experience.

Donations for the Lava Ridge project have enabled a partnership with Algonquin Consultants INC. This collaboration has led to an additional report to the original TCP Study of the Minidoka Concentration Camp. The report questions the use of the historic footprint as the only factor in determining the property boundary.

The complete report, titled 'Redefining the Historic Footprint: A New Approach to Property Boundaries for the Minidoka TCP', is open for public review. The report aims to question the conventional use of the historic footprint in defining property boundaries.

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