By Jake Kincaid | PinalCentral As EPCOR peers into the inner workings of Johnson Utilities, state actors who have struggled to regulate them into compliance anxiously await what they may find, with the potential consequence of freezing development across the Johnson Utilities service area. While EPCOR asked for patience, Arizona Department of Environmental Quality Director Misael Cabrera said the agency …
Nikola Motor Co. backs out of West Valley truck plant, settles in Coolidge
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Saint Holdings as the landowner By Laura Gómez, Arizona Republic A commercial truck manufacturer that announced in January it would open in Buckeye has opted to move to Coolidge, southeast of metro Phoenix, instead. Coolidge city leaders on Monday unanimously approved an economic development agreement with Nikola Motor Co. that includes several tax breaks. The zero-emissions commercial truck company currently located in …
NAHB asks IRS to clarify key questions on Opportunity Zones; Daniel Gauthier, a Rose Law Group associate focusing on Opportunity Zones, comments
NAHB Now NAHB has joined the Bipartisan Policy Center and eight other national organizations to ask Acting Commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service, David Kautter, to issue guidance on key issues facing investors interested in opportunity zones, established as part of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017. These issues include defining qualified investments, clarifying the oversight process for investment funds and …
Queen Creek requests the ACC to amend Johnson Utilities’ convenience certificate; Rose Law Group Senior Partner Court Rich comments
Queen Creek Independent The Town of Queen Creek recently filed two applications with the Arizona Corporation Commission requesting an amendment to the Certificate of Convenience and Necessity granted to Johnson Utilities for wastewater services. The applications request the removal of three areas of undeveloped land, all within the Town of Queen Creek’s water service area, according to a press …
Controversial Phoenix Frank Lloyd Wright house for sale: $12.95M
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Peter Sperling, Craig DeMarco, Andy Ogan and Jim Furcini in preserving the residential historical character of Arcadia By Catherine Reagor | Arizona Republic The Frank Lloyd Wright spiral house the architect designed for his son David in Phoenix’s Arcadia neighborhood is for sale. The asking price: $12.95 million. In June, a plan fell through for the 2,553-square-foot house built in 1952 to …
Fulton Homes adds options as other builders narrow theirs
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Fulton Homes In a homebuilding market that is seeing national builders shutter their design centers in favor of the “cookie-cutter” style of building homes, Fulton Homes is giving buyers more choices. The drive to put the buyer first at Fulton Homes comes from their deep roots in retail, with decades of combined experience in that …
Power to the people: 7-mile project offers Southeast Valley energy solution, SRP says
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents a large group of dairymen in Mesa on placement of this power line By Richard H. Dyer | Queen Creek Independent Salt River Project is seeking to construct a 7-mile overhead 230-kilovolt power line along a half-mile stretch of Crismon Road into Queen Creek and the rest in southeast Mesa. Meetings are to be held …
Hybrid truck maker abandons Buckeye plans, opts for Coolidge
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Saint Holdings as the landowner By Corina Vanek | Phoenix Business Journal Nikola Motor Co., a hybrid semi-truck startup, has scrapped plans to build a manufacturing plant in Buckeye and will instead build it in Coolidge. Nikola CEO Trevor Milton said the company was looking for a way to get the facility up and running faster than …
Semi-truck plant announced in Coolidge, would employ up to 2,000
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Saint Holdings as the landowner By Rofida Khairalla | Coolidge Examiner A company that specializes in the development of hybrid trucks has decided on Coolidge as the ideal spot to develop a manufacturing plant, less than a year after it announced it would build in a Valley city. Nikola Corporation, which specializes in building pure electric …
Central Arizona College celebrates completion of 2 major new buildings
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents TEP CAC By Jake Kincaid | Arizona City Independent Central Arizona College cut the ribbon on two new buildings at the Signal Peak Campus on Tuesday. CAC paid for the new Student Union and science building with $33 million in bonds the Governing Board approved in early 2016. The college plans to demolish the old …