Newspeak
Notable quotes . . .
 "Are
you truly trying to cooperate with the developers?"
- Apparently confused Pinal County Commisioner
Kate Kenyon,
to Charlie Deans of Planners Ink,
consultant to developers of the South Village
during the P & Z "work session" in Florence
March 15, 2001
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| "By focusing some of the natural resources in certain
areas [of the South "Village"], wildlife will return and thrive."
Stephen Malone, director of Regenesis, Inc.,
in a letter to the editor,
San Manuel Miner
April 4, 2001
". . . converting 4,600
disassociated acres to urban residential and commercial land uses will
undermine the area's continued ability to support the full complement of
wildlife species that currently occupy the area"
-
Sherry A. Ruther,
Habitat Specialist
Arizona Game &
Fish Department
In a letter to Pinal
Planning & Zoning
expressing the concern
of AG&F
regarding rezoning
for the South "Village"
of Willow Springs,
April 19, 2001
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"Currently, we're working with the Remington Group to
create a development that integrates the people and buildings in the Willow
Springs landscape so that nature not only heals, but regenerates stronger
and faster than if it were left alone."
- Stephen Malone, director of Regenesis, Inc.,
in a letter to the editor,
San Manuel Miner
April 4, 2001
"I believe that our
Heavenly Father invented man because he was disappointed in the monkey."
- Mark
Twain
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| "Their petition is not about stopping houses. It's about
stopping open space . . . "
- Steve Soriano, senior vice president Robson
Communities Inc., speaking on the referendum petition to stop the construction
of 6,300 houses next to the Page-Trowbridge toxic dump. Quoted
in
Pinal group seeks to block big project
by Tony Davis
The Arizona Daily Star
December 3, 2000
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“What would we do with the license plate numbers,” scoffed
Soriano, “They lied to you.”
- Steve Soriano, senior vice president Robson Communities
Inc.
quoted in
Falcon Valley may go to vote
by Byron Wells
Northwest Explorer
December 6, 2000
QUESTIONS/COMMENTS FROM AUDIENCE
Stan Matthews, Unit 15, said . . . . that he had signed
petitions in Oracle to block the building of SaddleBrooke Ranch, and that
a Robson employee had taken down his license plate number. He later received
a call from an RCI employee, telling him that he should request his name
be removed from the petition because the information "was all lies."
Unapproved Minutes of the Meeting of December 19, 2000,
SaddleBrooke Home Owners Association #1
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