Loop 101 is quickly emerging as a key transportation corridor for sports, entertainment and employment. But as land prices along the freeway skyrocket, some investors have begun to look to the next big thing: the future Northern Parkway. Dysart and Northern LLC, led by investor/developer Mike Cahill of Southwest Auto Care, recently spent $10.4 million for 165 acres of farmland at the southwestern corner of Northern Avenue and Dysart Road. More...
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Posted by: Free and Clear | 22 October 2009 at 02:51 AM
The people of Peoria along the Parkway resent eight lanes of traffic coming through our residential area, eight lanes plus a median is Intolerable!!
To build only a two by two from the 303 to the Agua Fria Bridge. Then a three by three from the Agua Fria Bridge to 111th Avenue. Then 111th Avenue to the 101 ultimate eight lanes. This is the only populated area.
No Glendale Residents will be affected. Glendale wanted all other cities and county to pay for a parkway leading to their venues. Please go to my webpage at www.freewebs.com/northernparkway/ and sign in then you can read the info that i have posted.
Thank you,
Pat temes
Posted by: Pat Temes | 26 September 2007 at 06:18 PM