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October 2008 Pinal Comprehensive Plan Available for Review; Workshops Scheduled |
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Written by Pinal Comprehensive Plan
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Tuesday, 28 October 2008 |
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Arizona continues to grow, and much of this growth over the next 30 years will occur in Pinal County. The County has been working over the last 18 months to create the Pinal County Comprehensive Plan that preserves sensitive land areas and the lifestyle that Pinal residents enjoy. Arizona counties are required by state law to adopt comprehensive plans and the Pinal County Comprehensive Plan, when adopted by the Board of Supervisors, will replace the 2001 Comprehensive Plan. |
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Chairman David Snider: “Residents response to Comprehensive Plan was impressive.” |
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Written by Joe Pyritz
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Monday, 15 September 2008 |
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CASA GRANDE- Speaking before the Pinal Partnership, Board of Supervisors Chairman David Snider updated participants on the County’s Comprehensive Plan. |
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Pinal Comprehensive Plan: Review of Comments |
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Written by Jerry Stabley Planning Director Pinal County
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Monday, 15 September 2008 |
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The Pinal County Comprehensive Plan update process has involved thousands of County residents and stakeholders from throughout the state to help shape Pinal County's future. The 60 day review period for the First Draft of the Plan closed last week, and the response was tremendous! Over 50 letters were received from a wide range of groups and interests. The common element shared by all the respondents was their desire to make Pinal County the best it can be. They also showed a strong level of trust that their comments would be taken very seriously. |
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Pinal County plans $1.7M library in Santan area |
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Written by Jason Massad
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Wednesday, 13 August 2008 |
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Pinal County officials are planning a $1.7 million library in the Santan area to serve a booming suburbia that has exploded to an estimated 40,000 people. |
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Pinal supervisor opposes southern freeway routes |
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Written by Jason Massad, Tribune
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Thursday, 12 June 2008 |
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Pinal County Supervisor Sandie Smith said she is opposed to two potential corridors for the Williams Gateway Freeway that could run up the gut of suburban and ranch subdivisions east of Queen Creek. |
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