ArizonaResident2

Are you still living with a "swamp cooler" on your roof? A misting system around your patio? Do you think they are planning to use "misting" systems with the technology that we have today??? Stop thinking small and negative...These are Arizonans, they know what visitors will need to make their visit a pleasant and "comfortable one" even if it should reach 120 degrees..Besides, we haven't seen a 120 day for quite sometime here in Arizona.... too bad you will "put this in your bucket of places to visit in the winter of 2016" but look forward to seeing you then....bring your bucket.

I am with SGT. Fox...this park wants to create a 9% inside the park tax revenue to have the visitors to the park pay for their venture...its a good thing the House of Representatives of Arizona are looking out for the people of Arizona... There is another theme park being considered in the area...it is called Coyote Canyon Theme Park, Coyote City Walk and Resort Hotel...this is being accomplished through private funds... www.coyotecanyonthemepark.com Below is an article that was just recently released. Theme park faces opposition in House April 24th, 2008 @ 3:34pm by Associated Press A bill to help finance a theme park proposed for the Pinal County community of Eloy (Decades) faces stiff opposition in the state House. The bill has already been approved by the Senate but representative after representative rose during debate Thursday to denounce the proposal as an improper mixing of government and business. The bill would create a special district that would have the power to levy taxes (9%) on transactions in the theme park so that the tax revenue would be used to repay private investors. Legislators differ on whether there'd be any risk to the state or Eloy taxpayers, but supporters of the bill call it a potentially valuable economic development tool. The bill awaits action by the full House.

Coyote Canyon Theme Park, Coyote City Walk and Resort Hotel are just finishing up the planning and financing!! They are going through private investors and will not be asking the state nor people of Arizona for monies...which gives them my vote! I inquired about their website and they will have theirs up by Wednesday or Thursday of this week. They cannot not give information on their backing (PRIVATE investors) but they did share the funding will be finalized in as early as two weeks!!! Because of the Arizona weather, this HUGE project can be completed in 1 1/2 years!! They have "big" names involved in the construction of the project!!! I see it happening really soon, rumor has ground breaking in July or August 2008.....keep your ears on and your money out of Dubai!!