CANAJOHARIE — Stephen Stortecky might try to move if solar arrays appear in the sprawling backdrop of his backyard. "This is what I've woken up to since 1987," said the 229 Happy Hollow Road resident, pointing at the bucolic Canajoharie countryside.Moving is a troubling thought for Stortecky, who fears that the value of his ranch would plummet, as would the chances of finding a potential buyer should any solar farm sprout up nearby. These feelings, of course, are dovetailed with his existing attachment to a site he's called home for decades. Like many Mohawk Valley communities, the prospect of solar development has…