Two more Chandler News Links...
Two more Chandler news links in Chandler Connection (which seriously needs to start implementing permanent links!):
1. "A major intersection improvement project in South Chandler that was accelerated in last year’s budget process will hit the pavement soon. Chandler’s Public Works Department will host an informational meeting at 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, April 18 at Chandler-Gilbert Comm-unity College, 2626 E. Pecos Road, Student Center Confer-ence Center, Room 144. Maps and exhibits describing the project will be on display at the meeting and team members will be available to answer questions." Story here (no permalink).
2. "A major commercial and residential development will double the size of existing commerce in Historic Downtown Chandler and is expected to promote the area’s new urban lifestyle. Chandler-based Desert Viking Properties broke ground Thursday on The Villas & Shops at San Marcos Commons, a 15-acre residential, office and retail development at the northwest corner of Buffalo and Oregon streets. The project, which commenced three years ago, is part of the continuing redevelopment of the area." Story here (no permalink).
1. "A major intersection improvement project in South Chandler that was accelerated in last year’s budget process will hit the pavement soon. Chandler’s Public Works Department will host an informational meeting at 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, April 18 at Chandler-Gilbert Comm-unity College, 2626 E. Pecos Road, Student Center Confer-ence Center, Room 144. Maps and exhibits describing the project will be on display at the meeting and team members will be available to answer questions." Story here (no permalink).
2. "A major commercial and residential development will double the size of existing commerce in Historic Downtown Chandler and is expected to promote the area’s new urban lifestyle. Chandler-based Desert Viking Properties broke ground Thursday on The Villas & Shops at San Marcos Commons, a 15-acre residential, office and retail development at the northwest corner of Buffalo and Oregon streets. The project, which commenced three years ago, is part of the continuing redevelopment of the area." Story here (no permalink).
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