That is Question #1 first revealed as something else, then this blurb "The City is proposing the approval of a $100 million 2020 Bond Program that leverages $62 million in reimbursements from the Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) to go towards Regional Roadway Improvements, for a total of $162 million available for the Mesa Moves program".
WHAT IS IT REALLY? Highway Robbery paving-the-way for more Fields of Schemes to accelerate private wealth-creation fueled by the burden of more public debt obligations. Make the developers pay - Saints Holdings (and all its hard-to-track for-profit affiliates) have plenty of money!
25 August 2019
Take-Me-Out To The Mesa Council's Ball Game & Photo Opp: Paid In Full
If you missed the show on Monday, there's a post on this blog to view it.
There are 15 people in the image: a crowd. Some of that is explained below in an article from AZ Big Media.
Please don't even dare to ask who bought-and-sold some 11,442 acres in carefully-crafted land transfers that follow the usual development playbook to make fortunes off former agricultural lands all with water-rights that run with the land.
The end buyer of the acreage?
Time for readers to do some digital work - use the Search box on this blog. Suggestion: type in Mesa Water Farm, Pinal Land Holdings, Natalie Lewis, or Jacob Andersen. Game on!
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Trading hands, holding companies and joint ventures.
There are some details about the buyer missing, including 'pay-offs' all along the way for what's called "now obsolete water-rights" - the most precious commodity here in the desert.
Business News | 20 Aug | AZ Business Magazine
19 March 2017
InThe Cubby-Hole @ Sloan Park: Big Biz or Big Bad Debt for Mesa Taxpayers?
2020 Mesa Moves Bond Program | City of Mesa
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