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Arizona warns developers: There may not be enough water to build in Pinal County
Arizona warns developers: There may not be enough water to build in Pinal County by Dustin Gardiner | The Republic Plans for a large master-planned community in Casa Grande have hit a major roadblock: The state of Arizona says there might not be enough water...
Queen Creek’s Town Center Plan Update focuses on Ellsworth Road corridor
Queen Creek’s Town Center Plan Update focuses on Ellsworth Road corridor by Constance Halonen | Wilson Town of Queen Creek The future of Queen Creek’s Town Center is envisioned as a walkable, lively downtown that offers residents and visitors unique experiences. The...
Superstition Mountains ‘big draw’ for one developer, Pinal County says
Superstition Mountains ‘big draw’ for one developer, Pinal County says by Richard H Dyer | Apache Junction Gold Canyon Independent A developer is in awe of the Superstition Mountains and is looking at having a facility in Apache Junction, a Pinal County economic...
Propositions 416 and 417 Will Preserve Pinal County’s Way Of Life And Quality Of Life
Propositions 416 and 417 Will Preserve Pinal County’s Way Of Life And Quality Of Life by Pinal County Supervisor Anthony Smith | SanTanValley.com Yes votes on Propositions 416 and 417 will get us new roads and freeways, and solve our traffic nightmares now and into...
Ballots mailed out for Pinal election
Ballots mailed out for Pinal election by Joey Chenoweth | Arizona City Independent Tuesday is the final day to register to vote in the Nov. 7 election that includes several issues for Pinal County residents. This will be a mail-in election, which means that ballots...
Supervisor Goodman Urges a Yes Vote on Prop 416 & 417
Supervisor Goodman Urges a Yes Vote on Prop 416 & 417 SanTanValley.com Earlier this year the Arizona Department of Transportation said it had a transportation backlog of “800 years.” Anyone in San Tan Valley want to wait that long for relief? No way. Too many...
Local businesses, organizations making progress
Local businesses, organizations making progress inMaricopa A proposed Denny’s received a commercial permit Sept. 6 as Halabu Development prepares to construct a 4,041-square-foot diner. The property is at 21195 N. John Wayne Parkway, near the southeast corner of the...
Residents urge town to keep up the fight against Florence Copper
Residents urge town to keep up the fight against Florence Copper by Mark Cowling | Florence Reminder & Blade Tribune Council members said the town will continue fighting to prevent the Florence Copper Project from operating, despite the recent dismissal of their...
Marana plans for decade of growth
Marana plans for decade of growth by Danyelle Khmara | Tucson Local Media The Marana Town Council will hold a public hearing and vote on whether to hike development impact fees on Tuesday, Nov. 7. The push for higher fees comes following the council’s approval of an...
San Tan Valley Ready to Collect Signatures for Incorporation Vote
San Tan Valley Ready to Collect Signatures for Incorporation Vote SanTanValley.com After years of working to change Arizona State law so residents of San Tan Valley could decide for themselves if they wanted to become their own city, legislation was passed and signed...
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