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Queen Creek approves water agreements for Legado development

by Melissa | May 23, 2019 | Development, Government, Queen Creek

Queen Creek approves water agreements for Legado development by Josh Martinez | Queen Creek Independent A pair of water agreements between Queen Creek, Sossaman Holdings and Taylor Morrison/Arizona has garnered the Town Council’s approval, making way for the...

Florence opposes adjusted alignment for North-South freeway

by Melissa | May 22, 2019 | Development, Florence, Government, Transportation

Florence opposes adjusted alignment for North-South freeway by Mark Cowling | Coolidge Examiner The town is asking Pinal County and neighboring cities to join it in reaffirming their support for a future north-south freeway that passes through Florence. About 18...

$30 million tentative general budget adopted in Apache Junction

by Melissa | May 22, 2019 | Apache Junction, Government

$30 million tentative general budget adopted in Apache Junction Apache Junction/Gold Canyon Independent The Apache Junction City Council has given approval to the tentative city budget for fiscal year 2019-20. The general fund budget is $30,924,915. The city council...

States sign short-term Colorado River drought plan, but global warming looms over long-term solutions

by Melissa | May 21, 2019 | Environment, Government

States sign short-term Colorado River drought plan, but global warming looms over long-term solutions by Ian James | Arizona Republic The Colorado River just got a boost that’s likely to prevent its depleted reservoirs from bottoming out, at least for the next several...

Eloy council approves museum property use agreement

by Melissa | May 21, 2019 | Eloy, Government

Eloy council approves museum property use agreement by Maria Vasquez | The Eloy Enterprise Tourists stopping by the area will soon have a new place to go for information. The Eloy City Council approved an agreement among the Chamber of Commerce, Santa Cruz Valley...

McFarland: PhoenixMart not dead yet but pulse is very, very small

by Melissa | May 20, 2019 | Casa Grande, Development

McFarland: PhoenixMart not dead yet but pulse is very, very small by Rodney Haas | Casa Grande Dispatch Casa Grande Mayor Craig McFarland spoke about the need to market Casa Grande during Friday’s Chamber of Commerce luncheon at The Property Conference Center. After...

Homebuilders bullish on Pinal County despite cost headwinds

by Melissa | May 20, 2019 | Development, Economy, Real Estate

Homebuilders bullish on Pinal County despite cost headwinds by Callan Smith | Rose Law Group Reporter Top homebuilders gathered this morning to talk Pinal County housing for Pinal Partnership at Trilogy at Encanterra, a Shea Homes Master-Planned in San Tan Valley. The...

Housing developers enjoying good times despite shortages, inflation

by Melissa | May 20, 2019 | Development, Economy, Real Estate

Housing developers enjoying good times despite shortages, inflation by Mark Cowling | Maricopa Monitor As thrilled as they are to be doing business in Pinal County, top housing developers say there are never enough materials and labor as inflation whittles their...

Big solar land deal closes in Pinal involving same power player who forged Lucid Motors, Nikola Motor plants

by Melissa | May 18, 2019 | Development, Economy, Environment

Big solar land deal closes in Pinal involving same power player who forged Lucid Motors, Nikola Motor plants by Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter Pinal County is home to two of the most innovative and disruptive deals in the country — Lucid Motors’ planned $700...

McSally aide talks about senator’s focus on infrastructure and drought

by Melissa | May 18, 2019 | Eloy, Government

McSally aide talks about senator's focus on infrastructure and drought by Rodney Haas | The Eloy Enterprise An aide to Arizona Sen. Martha McSally appeared at an Eloy luncheon Thursday to update local leaders about his boss’ work on drought and infrastructure issues....