Phoenix City Council clears way for TSMC’s 900-acre campus expansion amid resident pushback
The Phoenix City Council has cleared the way for the 900-acre TSMC campus expansion amid resident pushback.
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TSMC Arizona’s planned campus expansion in north Phoenix is much closer to becoming a reality.
Phoenix City Council unanimously approved rezoning measures allowing industrial uses on a roughly 900-acre site directly south of TSMC during a Dec. 17 meeting.
On Jan.7, TSMC will bid for the site – which is currently state-owned land – at an Arizona State Land Department auction. The starting bid is $197,250,000.
Christine Mackay, the city’s former head of economic development, expressed her support during an hours-long Council meeting. Mackay now heads up the Greater Phoenix Economic Council.
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Arizona's economy is based on sunshine and land speculation.
One is unlimited.. the other is NOT !
NorthPark will provide a historic donation of approximately 2,100 acres of open space (1/3 of the total project) to the City of Phoenix to expand the Sonoran Preserve and allow for public access to open space. liberals, "Not good enough, we want more free stuff".
If you didn't want something built there, you should have pooled your money together and bought the land. That's right, you don't have any money left after overpaying for a cookie-cutter house next to scrubland.