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Retreat: Chandler Council briefed on recent econ, development obstacles

Chandler’s director of development services, Kevin Snyder, speaks at the Chandler City Council’s April 29 daylong retreat. One item he addressed was how many emerging developers aren’t necessarily attached to a large team of professionals who have been solving multi-dimensional development problems for decades.

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Chandler’s economic development director, Micah Miranda, speaks at the Chandler City Council’s April 29 daylong retreat. One item he addressed was the high electricity demands for startup or relocating companies.

Independent Newsmedia/Jason W. Brooks

While a government for a city Chandler’s size would probably always have many priories, it’s important to narrow those and evaluate progress.

That’s what the City Council was doing April 29 when it held its biennial retreat at the Chandler Museum.

The agenda for the daylong set of work sessions called for presentations from Chandler’s economic development director, Micah Miranda, and the city’s director of development services, Kevin Snyder.

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