News & Events
December 3, 2008
Tucson Regional Town Hall’s Community Conversation on Land Use
The Tucson Regional Town Hall’s Community Conversation on Land Use was a major success in bringing Southern Arizona’s municipalities together. The event resulted in more than 500 politicians, business leaders, non-profit organization executives and community members moving forward in creating a regional plan that celebrates individual community successes and will help Tucson grow cohesively and vibrantly.
This event was also covered very well in the media and we appreciate our local news outlets’ interest in helping us spread our message. Below are links to some of the best articles and editorial.
Marana Weekly News
Town Hall Proves Communities Have Many Common Goals and OpportunitiesTucson Citizen
Mayor Advocates Regional Water PlanArizona Illustrated
Conversation with Pima County Supervisor Richard EliasSahuarita Sun
Improve Regional Planning to Help Sahuarita GrowVail Sun
Balancing Conservation, Growth a Challenge While Planning for FutureExplorer Newspaper
How to Craft Sound Land UsesArizona Daily Star
Environmentalists, Developers on Same Team in Planning FutureArizona Daily Star
Regional Agreement on Conservation Policies Necessary to Protect DesertInside Tucson Business
No Excuse for Poor Land Use
