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After years of frustration dealing with the out-of-state owner of the old Qwest Building at 3rd Street and Earll Drive, the Chicago-based Clarius Partners LLC have gained control of the property to develop a medical office building for Cigna Medical Group. The original building was demolished two years ago, and in spite of the City's and my efforts to clean the site through legal measures, the rubble remained. Cleanup of the site will begin within the next 60 days and groundbreaking is expected by the end of the year.
Source: Tom Simplot District 4 Councilman
Energize Phoenix is offering a limited time opportunity to receive a free home energy check-up for owner-occupied homes that qualify for the APS Home Performance with ENERGY STAR® program within the Energize Phoenix program boundaries, a 10-mile stretch along light rail from approximately 40th Street and Washington Street to Central Avenue and Camelback Road.
Home energy check-up must be completed now through October 31, 2011 by an approved Energize Phoenix contractor. Completed Residential Rebate Match Form with applicable attachments must be received at the address listed on the Residential Rebate Match Form by November 30, 2011 to be eligible to receive a $99 home energy check-up rebate.
If the energy check-up identifies money saving opportunities through efficiency upgrades, you can take advantage of Energize Phoenix incentives. Energize Phoenix will match most existing APS rebates. Homeowners that are low-to-moderate income may qualify for additional incentives. Common energy efficiency projects include:
•heating and cooling system upgrades
•duct leakage repair, air leaks and sealing
•attic insulation
•shade screens
•solar water heater upgrades
To find out if you qualify enter your address on the website http://www.energizephx.com or call 602-495-5275 to learn more. Additionally, conditional grants are available to owners of apartment complexes serving low-to-moderate income residents.
Energize Phoenix is a program to save energy, create jobs and transform a diverse array of neighborhoods along a 10-mile stretch of the light rail line. It was launched by the City of Phoenix through a $25 million federal grant for the U.S. Department of Energy BetterBuildings Neighborhood Program and the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA), and is administered in partnership with Arizona State University and support from Arizona Public Service.
Source: Sara Geiger
There is a Pending Application for a Liquor License
(Series 12 - Restaurant On-Sale All Liquor) near us.
3317 N. 19th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ
The above business recently filed an application for a liquor license in our area. State law allows anyone who resides in, owns, or leases property within a one-mile radius of this location to file written arguments in favor of or opposed to the issuance of the license.
You may file arguments related to either the personal qualifications of the applicant or the suitability of the location for a liquor license.
State law requires that arguments be files with the City no later than 5:00 p.m., August 28, 2011. You may mail or hand-deliver a letter or petition to the City of Phoenix, City Clerk Department, 200 West Washington Street, 1st Floor, Phoenix, Arizona 85003. If you prefer, you may send an e-mail stating your arguments to: clk.liquor@phoenix.gov. Please include an address and telephone number so that we may contact you if needed.
Please print your name and address. If your name and address are not legible, we will be unable to process your letter or petition.
IMPORTANT: If you want to appear before the State Liquor Board on this item, you must file a separate argument with the Director of the Department of Liquor no later than 15 days after the City Council votes upon this application. Please call the Arizona Liquor Department at 602.542.5141 with any questions about their procedures.
For more information about the liquor licensing process and how your neighborhood organization can get involved, please call the License Services Section, at 602.262.4638. Or, visit our website at www.phoenix.gov/LICNSVCS/index.html.
Source: City of Phoenix
There is a Pending Application for a Liquor License
(Series 12 - Restaurant On-Sale All Liquor) near us.
2331 & 2333 N 7th Street, Phoenix, AZ
The above business recently filed an application for a liquor license in our area. State law allows anyone who resides in, owns, or leases property within a one-mile radius of this location to file written arguments in favor of or opposed to the issuance of the license.
You may file arguments related to either the personal qualifications of the applicant or the suitability of the location for a liquor license.
State law requires that arguments be files with the City no later than 5:00 p.m., August 19, 2011. You may mail or hand-deliver a letter or petition to the City of Phoenix, City Clerk Department, 200 West Washington Street, 1st Floor, Phoenix, Arizona 85003. If you prefer, you may send an e-mail stating your arguments to: clk.liquor@phoenix.gov. Please include an address and telephone number so that we may contact you if needed.
Please print your name and address. If your name and address are not legible, we will be unable to process your letter or petition.
IMPORTANT: If you want to appear before the State Liquor Board on this item, you must file a separate argument with the Director of the Department of Liquor no later than 15 days after the City Council votes upon this application. Please call the Arizona Liquor Department at 602.542.5141 with any questions about their procedures.
For more information about the liquor licensing process and how your neighborhood organization can get involved, please call the License Services Section, at 602.262.4638. Or, visit our website at www.phoenix.gov/LICNSVCS/index.html.
Source: City of Phoenix
There is a Pending Application for a Liquor License
(Series 06 - On/Off-Sale All Liquor) near us.
Kobalt Bar - 3110 N Central Ave., #125 Bld 3, Phoenix, AZ
The above business recently filed an application for a liquor license in our area. State law allows anyone who resides in, owns, or leases property within a one-mile radius of this location to file written arguments in favor of or opposed to the issuance of the license.
Because this is an ownership transfer only, any arguments you make relate to the personal qualifications of the applicant. Arguments regarding the suitability of the location for a liquor license cannot be considered.
State law requires that arguments be files with the City no later than 5:00 p.m., April 26, 2011. You may mail or hand-deliver a letter or petition to the City of Phoenix, City Clerk Department, 200 West Washington Street, 1st Floor, Phoenix, Arizona 85003. If you prefer, you may send an e-mail stating your arguments to: clk.liquor.license@phoenix.gov. Please include an address and telephone number so that we may contact you if needed.
Please print your name and address. If your name and address are not legible, we will be unable to process your letter or petition.
IMPORTANT: If you want to appear before the State Liquor Board on this item, you must file a separate argument with the Director of the Department of Liquor no later than 15 days after the City Council votes upon this application. Please call the Arizona Liquor Department at 602.542.5141 with any questions about their procedures.
For more information about the liquor licensing process and how your neighborhood organization can get involved, please call the License Services Section, at 602.262.4638. Or, visit our website at www.phoenix.gov/LICNSVCS/index.html.
Source: City of Phoenix
There is a Pending Application for a Liquor License
(Series 06 - On/Off-Sale All Liquor) near us.
Friends Again 1028 E. Indian School Rd.
The above business recently filed an application for a liquor license in our area. State law allows anyone who resides in, owns, or leases property within a one-mile radius of this location to file written arguments in favor of or opposed to the issuance of the license.
Because this is an ownership transfer only, any arguments you make relate to the personal qualifications of the applicant. Arguments regarding the suitability of the location for a liquor license cannot be considered.
State law requires that arguments be files with the City no later than 5:00 p.m., April 19, 2011. You may mail or hand-deliver a letter or petition to the City of Phoenix, City Clerk Department, 200 West Washington Street, 1st Floor, Phoenix, Arizona 85003. If you prefer, you may send an e-mail stating your arguments to: clk.liquor.license@phoenix.gov. Please include an address and telephone number so that we may contact you if needed.
Please print your name and address. If your name and address are not legible, we will be unable to process your letter or petition.
IMPORTANT: If you want to appear before the State Liquor Board on this item, you must file a separate argument with the Director of the Department of Liquor no later than 15 days after the City Council votes upon this application. Please call the Arizona Liquor Department at 602.542.5141 with any questions about their procedures.
For more information about the liquor licensing process and how your neighborhood organization can get involved, please call the License Services Section, at 602.262.4638. Or, visit our website at www.phoenix.gov/LICNSVCS/index.html.
Source: City of Phoenix
Save Money By Saving Energy!
Did you know the typical Phoenix family spends about $1,900 a year on home utility bills? Unfortunately, a large portion of that energy is wasted. Want to save money by saving energy? A new program called Energize Phoenix is available in your neighborhood. Energize Phoenix will match most existing APS rebates to help pay for your energy efficiency improvement project costs. Energize Phoenix financing is coming soon. A few small changes can save you big money!
There are many reasons to improve the energy performance of your home, including:
Saving money on your utility bills
Increasing comfort in every room
Improving health and safety for your family
Increasing the durability and value of your home
Improving environmental quality in your community
Residents located in the Energize Phoenix Corridor are eligible for unprecedented cash incentives. To see if you are located within the corridor visit energizephx.com or call our hotline at 602-495-5275. A rental program is also available to multi-family residential property owners.
The Energize Phoenix program is funded by a $25 million American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) and U.S. Department of Energy grant received by the City of Phoenix in partnership with Arizona State University and Arizona Public Service.
Businesses located along the Energize Phoenix Corridor are also eligible for unprecedented cash incentives. Visit energizephx.com to determine if your business qualifies for the Energize Phoenix program.Source: City of Phoenix
