Reveles: 550 attended meeting on Peralta Canyon subdivision traffic system
Attendance at the Gold Canyon community meeting March 28 surpassed the steering committee’s expectations.
Roberto Reveles
Over 550 Gold Canyon residents turned out to hear about the Peralta Canyon Subdivision traffic system and its possible impacts on surrounding neighborhoods. Residents’ concerns were voiced during a lengthy question-and-answer period.
A panel consisted of Todd House, member of the Pinal County Board of Supervisors, plus members of the county’s community development department and the assistant county attorney, who provided information on the planning and approval process for development of Peralta Canyon Subdivision.
