By D.J. Burrough - Globe St.
Sep 28, 2000
FLAGSTAFF, AZ --The developer of a $330-million mixed-use development near the southern edge of the Grand Canyon
is spending hundreds of thousands of dollars in a bid to keep the development alive. Voters in Coconino County,
a vast county in northern Arizona that includes the rural town of Flagstaff, will vote on Nov. 7 on whether the
controversial project moves forward.
Developers of the Canyon Forest Village have spent an unprecedented $680,000 on the campaign to date, and opponents
say that the partnership plans to spend as much as $2 million to win support for Proposition 400. If that much
is spent, that would mean about $45 for each of the estimated 45,000 voters expected to cast ballots on the issue.
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