26 November 2019

Reporting With Required Disclosures: Real Estate Developers & The Rose Law Group

For sure like Shakespeare wrote "A rose is a rose is a rose" by any other name would smell as sweet
Ah, Inhale that please. When it comes to The East Valley and the five cities and towns in it - and bordering counties all the way south to Casa Grande and Tucson - there's always a need for attorneys (transactional, tax law and zoning) and law groups to represent all the players on-and-off the stage, other than the public: major industry interests like Finance, Insurance, Real Estate, Government and Politics.

The final act in the development process - that involves influencing public opinion and their input - is to get city councils to approve everything.
That's where what gets reported in mainstream media is an important thing to try to influence, to control and to manipulate to produce the desired outcomes.
Of course there's also something called 'alternative media" - and investigative reporters who are more independent and objective (and not beholden to "special interests" who represent THE PUBLIC RIGHT-TO-KNOW.
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"Rose Law Group pc is a full-service real estate and business law firm practicing in land use, zoning, renewable energy, government relations and lobbying, administrative law, family law, transactional real estate, employment law, water law, Native American relations, ADA compliance, infrastructure finance, special districts taxation, business formation/corporation transactions, business litigation, school law, cyber-defamation, cyber-privacy, drone law, cannabis law, hemp law, intellectual property, estate planning, asset protection, private litigation, class actions and DUI’s.
Our staff of attorneys, planners and construction project managers is unique in the state. Our planning department focuses on helping clients process plans and applications through municipal, county and state regulatory agencies, and we have the skills to coordinate with your consultant team, conduct plan checks and catch errors, saving you time and money... "

Link to the website > https://www.roselawgroup.com/
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The following are entries for only about the last month:
DISCLOSURES from https://www.roselawgroup.com/news/
1 Pinal County pleased to receive $15.3 million Build Grant
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Saint Holdings
By Gina Salinas, Public Information Officer, Pinal County | San Tan Times Pinal County
2 Pinal County receives $15M grant for infrastructure near truck production facility
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Saint Holdings By Corina Vanek | Phoenix Business Journal
3 Pinal County receives $15 million for economic development
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Saint Holdings
By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter
 
Jordan RoseReal Estate Nov 25  
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Hawes Crossing
By Jim Walsh | East Valley Tribune
Mesa officials have sketched out four main areas of activity for the sprawling southeastern part of the city. 
City of Mesa / East Valley Tribune
"An east Mesa city councilman last week criticized a consultant’s report on the future of Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport, arguing it “would be a recipe for disaster’to allow housing in the flight path along Elliot Road.
Councilman Kevin Thompson’s comments came after a consultant outlined the city’s Inner Loop Master Plan, which covers the 3,100 acres closest to the airport. . ."
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> Real Estate Nov 22 
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents the Phoenix Suns By Brandon Brown | Phoenix Business Journal
> Real Estate Oct 29 
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Hawes Crossing
By Griselda Zetino | KTAR Seven dairy farming families are one step closer
> Real Estate Oct 28 
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Hawes Crossing
By Alison Steinbach | Arizona Republic
> Real Estate Oct 24 
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Resolution Copper
By Mark Cowling | Rose Law Group Reporter
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Nov 12  
We just need to prioritize demand
Opinion: An alarming prediction about Pinal County facing a water shortage is a myth that’s based on outdated assumptions and incomplete data.
By Jordan Rose and Tom Galvin, opinion contributors | azcentral
Mark Twain once wrote of his difficulty with math by ascribing a quote about the flexible power of numbers to British Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli, “There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics.”
Farmers, developers, landowners, residents and elected officials in Pinal County are now empathetic with Twain because we are trying to dispel a growing notion that Pinal County is out of groundwater.”
The Arizona Department of Water Resources (ADWR) is working on revising a model based on outdated assumptions and incomplete data that have perpetuated the myth that Pinal County is facing a water shortage. In fact, Pinal County has plenty of water for today, tomorrow and 100 years from now.
Farmers and cities are good stewards
The agricultural and municipal sectors rely on substantial and robust aquifers and are responsible stewards of water for today’s needs and for future demand.
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