Another controversial Land-Deal - it's a 270-square mile parcel bigger than the four towns of Mesa, Gilbert, Tempe and most of Chandler combined, just east of the Maricopa County line. . . Here's the incredulous narrative-spin concocted by Jordan Rose who wants readers of the The Law Group Reporter to believe-in.
BLOGGER NOTE: Hang on to four towns ( it comes up in a story farther down)
She appends it to an seemingly innocuous account of a recent Arizona State Land Auction
"This is a tremendous accomplishment for the State Land Department and a great victory of education in Arizona. To have such a robust auction with multiple legitimate potential developers means this State Land Department made a great decision to go to auction”
Jordan Rose, Rose Law Group Founder and President
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WHAT? Exactly what is legitimate in how she frames that narrative?
It's an ENTIRE CLOUD to hide what the real story on-the-ground here in Arizona is - a smokescreen
Let's take a time-out on that and look at the real nitty-gritty and the use of that frequently-used word "Vistas". In Arizona that word and "Superstition Vistas" was the vision of Roc Arnett.
In Vermont - the birthplace of Mormon Prophet Joseph Smith - it was a non-profit named The New Vistas Foundation that first made waves in 2016 when Utah millionaire bought up 900 acres. Those 900 acres were part of a larger plan to collect 5,000 acres across the four towns of Royalton, Sharon, Strafford, and Tunbridge, and carve out a walkable, mixed-use urban development for 15,000 to 20,000 people.
Hall claimed that the project isn’t religious...and that the LDS isn’t involved in any way...Hall had already dropped $100 million on kickstarting a chain of global NewVistas, and a prototype community in Provo, Utah, close to Brigham Young University, was still on track.
PARADISE LOST
Vermont’s Mormon megacity called off after preservationists sound the alarm
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YESTERDAY ----------------------
Land in controversial state auction goes for 4 times appraised value; Jordan Rose with further comment
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