I'd call it "smart," but not in the technical sense. First, the Central Arizona Project borders to the north, providing good access to water before it reaches

I'd call it "smart," but not in the technical sense. First, the Central Arizona Project borders to the north, providing good access to water before it reaches Phoenix. Second, it would have access to some of the best solar energy concentrations per meter squared of anywhere on the planet including the Sahara Desert. Agua Caliente is just to the southwest, north of I-8. Third, close proximity to 345-500 kva transmission lines just to its west and presumably access to the main natural gas pipelines that run through on their way to Phoenix. Fourth, open access to I-10 running from L.A. to Jacksonville, FL. and the added bonus of the I-11 corridor which is just getting started to the east (the 303) intending to run from Mexico to Canada. Fifth, a clean slate land-wise to build whatever you'd like. This is a carefully crafted, well researched, and for anyone who's been to the west valley lately, easily envisioned, project to be completed over the next fifteen years. Interesting idea Bill.