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EPCOR tells public goal is to close smelly ‘Section 11’ plant

by Melissa | Sep 11, 2019 | Development, San Tan Valley

EPCOR tells public goal is to close smelly 'Section 11' plant by Mark Cowling | San Tan Sentinel More than $122 million in repairs and upgrades planned for Johnson Utilities water and sewer systems in the next three years include a complete closure of the notorious...

Marana plans for roadway projects

by Melissa | Sep 11, 2019 | Development, Marana, Transportation

Marana plans for roadway projects by Kathleen B. Kunz | Tucson Local Media Keeping roadways smooth and free of potholes is a never-ending job. While the Town of Marana is wrapping up a pavement preservation program that has been in effect for the last six years,...

Smith hosts ‘Sessions with the Supervisor’ in Arizona City on census

by Melissa | Sep 11, 2019 | Arizona City, Development, Economy, Government

Smith hosts ‘Sessions with the Supervisor’ in Arizona City on census Queen Creek Independent Pinal County District 4 Supervisor Anthony Smith will host a “Sessions with the Supervisor” on Tuesday, Sept. 17, in Arizona City. It is 10 a.m.-noon at the Arizona City Fire...

Public hearings slated on routes, environmental impact of North-South Freeway in Pinal County

by Melissa | Sep 10, 2019 | Development, Government, Transportation

Public hearings slated on routes, environmental impact of North-South Freeway in Pinal County by Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter The Arizona Department of Transportation will host public hearings next month in Eloy, Florence and the San Tan Valley on the...

South Mountain Freeway’s new interchange allows better access to Wild Horse Pass

by Melissa | Sep 8, 2019 | Development, Transportation

South Mountain Freeway’s new interchange allows better access to Wild Horse Pass PinalCentral The South Mountain Freeway’s first new interchange at 40th Street has opened, a step forward for the state’s largest-ever freeway construction project. The interchange is...

Revised impact fees to be considered Oct. 16 by Queen Creek council

by Melissa | Sep 6, 2019 | Development, Government, Queen Creek

Revised impact fees to be considered Oct. 16 by Queen Creek council by Richard H. Dyer | Queen Creek Independent A public hearing held Sept. 4 on proposed changes to the Town of Queen Creek’s impact fees has been continued to Oct. 16 because of a miscalculation on...

Investments bring Nikola Motors valuation to $3 billion

by Melissa | Sep 6, 2019 | Coolidge, Development

Investments bring Nikola Motors valuation to $3 billion by Rofida Khairalla | PinalCentral Nikola Motor Company has revealed the names of two investors from a previous funding round, with a combined stake in the hydrogen electric semi-truck manufacturer totaling $230...

City of Eloy Resident and Employer Resources Events

by Melissa | Sep 5, 2019 | Economy, Eloy

City of Eloy Resident and Employer Resources Events In an effort to proactively help residents and existing employers, The City of Eloy is proud to present the following series of events: September 12th - Employers Resource Forum September 16th - Job Fair Workshop...

Casa Grande council OKs new age-restricted community

by Melissa | Sep 5, 2019 | Casa Grande, Development, Government, Real Estate

Casa Grande council OKs new age-restricted community by Melissa St. Aude | Casa Grande Dispatch With a preliminary OK from the Casa Grande City Council, plans will move forward for an active adult manufactured home community on the northwest corner of Casa Grande...

Rezoning plans approved as Maricopa moves forward for business development

by Melissa | Sep 5, 2019 | Development, Government, Maricopa, Real Estate

Rezoning plans approved as Maricopa moves forward for business development by Grace Harrah | Maricopa Monitor The City Council approved a motion to rezone two parcels in hopes of helping to reach a goal of developing businesses and the City Center. Rezoning was...