Federal officials have decided to reject an application to build more than 200 wind turbines on public land on the Southern Nevada side of the state's border with California. 

The Las Vegas Review-Journal reports that that the Bureau of Land Management found "multiple issues and concerns" with the Crescent Wind Energy Project, including disruption of aviation radar systems and potential impacts of mining claims. 

The turbines would have covered 750 acres of a 32,500-acre study area west and south of Searchlight. 

Project officials previously said the wind farm would generate up to 500 megawatts of electricity for Nevada and California, enough for up to 125,000 homes, and produce hundreds of construction jobs and dozens of permanent jobs.