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San Luis economic and infrastructure development
Overview
San Luis, Arizona, is pursuing several initiatives to expand its infrastructure and economic capacity. Officials have proposed a long-term plan to transform the current commercial border crossing into a larger facility that accommodates pedestrians and private vehicles to meet growing demand between the United States and Mexico.
Simultaneously, the city government is working to stimulate local commercial growth through rezoning efforts along Cesar Chavez Boulevard. By changing land-use designations to attract more diverse investors, the city aims to capture local spending that currently flows to outside businesses, with the goal of generating approximately $3.2 million in annual municipal sales tax revenue.
Entities
San Luis · Armando Esparza · Yuma Port Authority · General Services Administration · Javier Vargas
Timeline
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23 days ago
[BUSINESS] 3 sourcesSan Luis seeks to boost commercial growth via rezoningSan Luis, Arizona, is rezoning nearly 30 acres along Cesar Chavez Boulevard to boost commercial development and recover an estimated $55 million in annual consumer spending currently lost to outside businesses.
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about 1 month ago
[INTERNATIONAL] 3 sourcesSan Luis officials propose expanding commercial border crossingSan Luis, Arizona, officials are exploring plans to expand the local commercial border crossing to include pedestrian and private vehicle traffic to accommodate regional growth.
Sources
keyt.com · kyma.com · roselawgroupreporter.com