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P&Z approves zoning change to allow rental community

by Melissa | Apr 16, 2021 | Development, Government, Maricopa

P&Z approves zoning change to allow rental community by Jay Taylor | inMaricopa A rendering of Honeycutt Run. Credit: Sandbox Development Associates Maricopa may get more single-family rental homes if a project approved by the Planning and Zoning Commission gains...

Superior mayor, tribal officials spar over bill to stop Oak Flat mine

by Melissa | Apr 14, 2021 | Government, Superior

Superior mayor, tribal officials spar over bill to stop Oak Flat mine by Sarah Oven | Cronkite News The mayor of Superior told a House panel Tuesday that a bill canceling a massive copper mine at Oak Flat would be “devastating” for the Pinal County town and its hopes...

City OKs $1M for East-West Corridor right of way

by Melissa | Apr 13, 2021 | Development, Government, Maricopa, Transportation

City OKs $1M for East-West Corridor right of way by Jay Taylor | inMaricopa The Maricopa City Council has approved funding to acquire a right of way along Farrell Road for the long-awaited East-West transportation corridor. The proposed parkway will eventually connect...

Grocery chain submits plans to build new store in CG

by Melissa | Apr 13, 2021 | Casa Grande, Development, Government

Grocery chain submits plans to build new store in CG by Gabrielle Olivera | PinalCentral Aldi, a grovery store chain, has submitted plans to the city Planning Department for review./City of Casa Grande Aldi, an international grocery store chain, has submitted plans to...

Queen Creek offers big break for food truck owners

by Melissa | Apr 13, 2021 | Development, Economy, Government, Queen Creek

Queen Creek offers big break for food truck owners Town drastically cuts costs for mobile food vendors to do business by Janet Perez | Daily Independent Queen Creek Feastival It’s now easier and less expensive for a food truck owner to operate in Queen Creek. At its...

Florence council complains to EPCOR of odors, potential rate increase

by Melissa | Apr 9, 2021 | Florence, Government, San Tan Valley

Florence council complains to EPCOR of odors, potential rate increase by Mark Cowling | Florence Reminder & Blade Tribune EPCOR spokesmen said customer satisfaction is markedly higher since their company took over operation of the former Johnson Utilities, but...