18 June 2020

Uncertain COVID-19 Pandemic Financial Times: Real Estate Developers Get Relief

OK. Let's pause and take the time to find out what kind of development - and what certain projects - are critical to the metrics for equitable and inclusive development for both the benefits for the public good and for the profits of private enterprises. Are development services in the City of Mesa ready to listen to other sides of open community discussions, or are they resorting to that generations-old  "Circle-the-Wagons" strategy to protect their own self-interests for more unsustainable development?
We need SMART GROWTH not just "fast growth" to promote the health of not only ("small" ) businesses like real estate developers, but to neighborhoods and districts in the entire City of Mesa
Ask Again:
WHAT KIND OF DEVELOPMENT DO WE WANT?

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Extensions allowed for development permits in Mesa due to COVID-19

June 17, 2020 at 11:21 am
Development within the City of Mesa is critical for the economy and health of the City, businesses and the community.
The City of Mesa recognizes that the unique circumstances brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic may require developers to temporarily delay certain projects.
As a result, development permits, including planning and zoning approvals and construction permits may be extended simply by calling the City of Mesa Development Services Department.
Mesa will not be charging fees for requests for extension of permits delayed due to the pandemic.
For assistance on requesting extension of permits or land use approvals, contact Development Services Small Business Assistant
Heather Omta at (480) 644-5600 or heather.omta@mesaaz.gov.
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Development Services
Contact: Kevin Christopher
Tel. 480-644-4699
kevin.christopher@mesaaz.gov

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