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Joel Landis
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--  Sent from Robert Ritter to Supervisor Debbie Lesko on Apr 24, 2025  --  
 
 
  
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
  
Regards,  
Robert Ritter  
4300 E Camelback Rd  
Phoenix, AZ 85018

--  Sent from Roberto Ortega to Supervisor Debbie Lesko on Apr 17, 2025  --  
 
 
  
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
  
Regards,  
Roberto Ortega  
3917 S 89th Dr  
Tolleson, AZ 85353

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Rochelle Kinderknecht
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Phone
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You asked for comments about the BNSF railway proposed
hub. I am all for it. Some might call it a necessary evil. Don't let
the whiners and naysayers prevent progress. When I lived near
Tatum and Bell, people didn't want a Safeway going in and a
Home Depot going in. Commercial properties are a necessary
part of life.
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Roger Gacke
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I have lived near Morristown since 1979. I have witnessed the
explosive growth first hand. The county has done an excellent
job managing the growth. I fully support the development of the
BNSF Logistics facility.
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--  Sent from roger grant to Supervisor Debbie Lesko on Apr 16, 2025  --  
 
 
  
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
  
Regards,  
roger grant  
p.o.box 555 pine,az  
Pine, AZ 85544

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In favor of BNSF railroad yard project.
Will stimulate business in west valley, create employment.
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--  Sent from Ross Johnson to Supervisor Debbie Lesko on May 7, 2025  --  
 
Dear Supervisor Lesko,  
  
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
  
Regards,  
Ross Johnson  
7120 N 60th Ave  
Glendale, AZ 85301

--  Sent from Ross Johnson to Planner Joel Landis on May 7, 2025  --  
 
Dear Planner Landis,  
  
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
  
Regards,  
Ross Johnson  
7120 N 60th Ave  
Glendale, AZ 85301

--  Sent from Roy Burris to Supervisor Debbie Lesko and the Planning Department 
on May 28, 2025  --
Dear Supervisor Debbie Lesko and the Planning Department,
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
Regards,  
Roy Burris 
16013 N 168th Ave 
Surprise, AZ 85388

--  Sent from Ryan Abbott to Supervisor Debbie Lesko on Apr 25, 2025  --  
 
 
  
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
  
Regards,  
Ryan Abbott  
4300 E Camelback Rd Ste 30  
Phoenix, AZ 85018

--  Sent from Scott Kyer to Supervisor Debbie Lesko and the Planning Department 
on May 14, 2025  --
Dear Supervisor Debbie Lesko and the Planning Department,  
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
Regards,  
Scott Kyer 
280 S Evergreen Rd Unit 1385 
Tempe, AZ 85288

Office of Senator Carroll 
September 9, 2025 
 
Maricopa County Supervisor 
Debbie Lesko 
301 West Jefferson Street 
Phoenix, Arizona 85003 
Sent via email: debbie.lesko@maricopa.gov 
 
Supervisor Lesko, 
I am writing to express my support for BNSF Railway’s proposed Logistics Park Phoenix in 
Wittmann, Arizona. 
This project represents the kind of private investment Arizona should be encouraging—bringing 
more than 76,000 jobs, nearly $4 billion in labor income, and over $250 million in annual state 
and local tax revenue to support schools, community colleges, and essential infrastructure. It also 
expands our rail capacity, strengthens supply chains, and reduces the inefficiencies that come from 
truck traffic and warehouse sprawl. 
Beyond the clear economic benefits, there is a broader message at stake: 
• With the headlines surrounding Project Blue in Southern Arizona being voted down, my 
concern is that if we also turn away the full Logistics Park Phoenix, we risk sending the 
wrong signal to businesses—that Arizona is no longer “open for business.” That perception 
could damage our competitiveness for years to come. 
• Look at Project Baccara, the new development by Takanok LLC. It's moving through the 
approval process to build a new state-of-the-art data center in the west valley and includes 
a 750MW natural gas power generating unit. This proposal will define how high-tech 
infrastructure will evolve in our region and the community input will play a critical role in 
shaping how this development integrates into the west valley. If projects like this don't get 
approved, high-tech infrastructure will fail to evolve in our region. 
• TSMC is constructing FAB3 and its accelerated expansion is drawing business to the area 
like Amkor in Peoria. Amkor faced similar opposition and prevailed. 
Currently the areas on both sides of the 303 between I-10 and 60 have warehousing that is built, 
and more construction is forthcoming. As a result, these are part of the jobs and revenue that will 
result because of BNSF. 
Frank P. Carroll, Majority Whip  
1700 W. Washington 
Phoenix, Arizona 85007 
Arizona State Senate 
Capitol Phone: (602)926-3249 
FCarroll@azleg.gov 
____________ 
DISTRICT 28 
 
 
Senate Committees 
Vice Chair – Committee on Regulatory 
Affairs & Government Reform 
Member – Rules, Federalism, Natural 
Resources

BNSF has been part of Arizona’s history for more than a century, employing thousands and fueling 
local economies across the state. This project builds on that legacy and positions Arizona as a 
leader in logistics, transportation, and economic resilience. 
Logistics Park Phoenix is exactly the type of forward-looking development that will keep our state 
strong, competitive, and business-friendly. I urge you to support its full vision and help ensure 
Arizona remains a place where opportunity thrives. 
Respectfully, 
 
 
Senator Frank P Carroll, Majority Whip, 57th Legislature 
Vice-Chair – Committee on Regulatory Affairs & 
 Government Reform 
Member – Rules, Federalism, Natural Resources 
Legislative District 28 – Sun City West, 
Sun City, Peoria, Phoenix, New River 
1700 W. Washington Street Phoenix, AZ 85007 
Office: (602) 926-3249 
Cell: (520) 428-4851 
 
Cc: Bill Leal, bill.leal@maricopa.gov

KEVIN PAYNE 
1700 WEST WASHINGTON,  
PHOENIX, ARIZONA  85007-2844 
CAPITOL PHONE:  (602) 926- 4854 
TOLL FREE:  1-800-352-8404 
kpayne@azleg.gov 
 
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DISTRICT 27 
 
                                             
                                               
 
 
COMMITTEES: 
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     Chairman 
FEDERALISM, REGULATORY 
AFFAIRS AND GOVERNMENT 
EFFICIENCY 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
           August 25, 2025 
 
 
The Honorable Debbie Lesko 
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors 
301 West Jefferson Street 
Phoenix, AZ 85003 
 
RE: BNSF Railway's Proposed Logistics Park 
 
Dear Supervisor Lesko,  
 
I am writing to voice my support for the Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) Railway’s proposed 
Logistics Park in Arizona. 
This project presents a unique opportunity to strengthen our economy while upholding Arizona’s values. It 
is expected to create more than 76,000 jobs, generate nearly $4 billion in labor income, and add about 
$258 million in annual state and local tax revenue—funds that will support schools, community colleges, 
flood control, and other essential services. 
The facility also reflects core conservative principles. It advances economic growth by relying on private 
investment rather than government subsidies, respects private property rights, and demonstrates how the 
free market can thrive when unnecessary red tape is kept out of the way. Arizona has always been a 
place where businesses can grow without being smothered by bureaucracy. 
Beyond the economic impact, the Logistics Park will expand Arizona’s rail capacity, helping us move, 
store, and distribute goods more efficiently. A stronger supply chain means fewer disruptions, more 
opportunities for local businesses, and a competitive edge in a fast-changing economy. 
BNSF has been part of Arizona’s story for more than a century, currently employing more than 1,500 
Arizonans with a payroll of nearly $200 million. This new investment builds on that foundation and 
reinforces Arizona’s role as a leader in transportation, logistics, and innovation. 
It’s important that BNSF be able to realize its full vision—combining the intermodal facility with on-site 
warehousing and logistics. Without that integration, Arizona risks the same inefficiencies California has 
experienced, where scattered warehouses and extra truck traffic have created sprawl and higher costs. 
This is exactly the kind of project that secures Arizona’s future: pro-growth, pro-market, and pro-freedom. 
Supporting BNSF’s Logistics Park is a smart investment in our state’s long-term prosperity. 
Sincerely,  
 
Kevin Payne 
State Senator, District 27 
Arizona State Senate

--  Sent from shawn maestas to Supervisor Debbie Lesko on May 8, 2025  --  
 
Dear Supervisor Lesko,  
  
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
  
Regards,  
shawn maestas  
105 Mission Ln  
Holbrook, AZ 86025

--  Sent from shawn maestas to Planner Joel Landis on May 8, 2025  --  
 
Dear Planner Landis,  
  
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
  
Regards,  
shawn maestas  
105 Mission Ln  
Holbrook, AZ 86025

--  Sent from Stephen Ortiz to Supervisor Debbie Lesko on May 7, 2025  --  
 
Dear Supervisor Lesko,  
  
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
  
Regards,  
Stephen Ortiz  
16957 W Alice Ave  
AZ 85355

--  Sent from Stephen Ortiz to Planner Joel Landis on May 7, 2025  --  
 
Dear Planner Landis,  
  
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
  
Regards,  
Stephen Ortiz  
16957 W Alice Ave  
AZ 85355

--  Sent from Stephen Skvara to Supervisor Debbie Lesko and the Planning 
Department on May 14, 2025  --
Dear Supervisor Debbie Lesko and the Planning Department,  
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
The west valley deserves to finally be at the center of great economic growth. 
Regards,  
Stephen Skvara 
15265 W Charter Oak Rd 
Surprise, AZ 85379

--  Sent from Stephen Taylor to Supervisor Debbie Lesko on May 7, 2025  --  
 
Dear Supervisor Lesko,  
  
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
  
Regards,  
Stephen Taylor  
232 Peretz Cir  
Morristown, AZ 85342

--  Sent from Stephen Taylor to Planner Joel Landis on May 7, 2025  --  
 
Dear Planner Landis,  
  
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
  
Regards,  
Stephen Taylor  
232 Peretz Cir  
Morristown, AZ 85342

--  Sent from Steve Kirby to Supervisor Debbie Lesko and the Planning 
Department on May 23, 2025  --
Dear Supervisor Debbie Lesko and the Planning Department,
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
Regards,  
Steve Kirby  
Golden Valley, AZ  
Golden Valley, AZ 86413

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or questions below:
Debbie, I read your information about BNSF. I live pretty close
to the proposal. Let them build it. The only people who will
benefit from trying to oppose this is the Lawyers. The Railroad
will get their way, and the City of Surprise will spend a lot of
taxpayer money and get nothing out of it. That doesn't bother
me I live in the county. We don't need the headaches trying to
stop this. I am sure that BNSF will make it as pretty as
possible. Let's save our money, spend it on something that
benefits the voters in the district, instead of the Lawyers.
Thanks, Steve Nebel
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--  Sent from Steven Bruckal to Supervisor Debbie Lesko on Apr 24, 2025  --  
 
 
  
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
  
Regards,  
Steven Bruckal  
1819 N 11th Ave  
Phoenix, AZ 85007

--  Sent from Steven Powers to Supervisor Debbie Lesko and the Planning 
Department on May 22, 2025  --
Dear Supervisor Debbie Lesko and the Planning Department,
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
Regards,  
Steven Powers  
4120 Mustang Dr  
Cottonwood, AZ 86326

--  Sent from Steven thomas to Supervisor Debbie Lesko on May 10, 2025  --  
 
Dear Supervisor Lesko,  
  
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
  
Regards,  
Steven thomas  
1600 Smithson Dr  
Holbrook, AZ 86025

--  Sent from Steven thomas to Planner Joel Landis on May 10, 2025  --  
 
Dear Planner Landis,  
  
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
  
Regards,  
Steven thomas  
1600 Smithson Dr  
Holbrook, AZ 86025

--  Sent from Susan Lett to Supervisor Debbie Lesko and the Planning Department 
on May 22, 2025  --
Dear Supervisor Debbie Lesko and the Planning Department,
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
Regards,  
Susan Lett  
4065 S Dixon Dr  
Bullhead City, AZ 86426

--  Sent from Syed Jafri to Supervisor Debbie Lesko on Apr 24, 2025  --  
 
 
  
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
  
Regards,  
Syed Jafri  
815 N 52nd St  
Phoenix, AZ 85008

--  Sent from Teresa Vandenberg to Supervisor Debbie Lesko on Apr 19, 2025  --  
 
 
  
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
  
Regards,  
Teresa Vandenberg  
11933 W Luxton Ln  
Tolleson, AZ 85353

--  Sent from Thomas Bottorf to Supervisor Debbie Lesko on May 11, 2025  --  
 
Dear Supervisor Lesko,  
  
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
  
Regards,  
Thomas Bottorf  
13702 W Parada Dr  
Sun City West, AZ 85375

--  Sent from Thomas Bottorf to Planner Joel Landis on May 11, 2025  --  
 
Dear Planner Landis,  
  
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
  
Regards,  
Thomas Bottorf  
13702 W Parada Dr  
Sun City West, AZ 85375

--  Sent from Thomas Hiscox to Supervisor Debbie Lesko and the Planning 
Department on May 24, 2025  --
Dear Supervisor Debbie Lesko and the Planning Department,
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
Regards,  
Thomas Hiscox  
101 Leisure Ln  
Payson, AZ 85541

--  Sent from Tiana Sims to Supervisor Debbie Lesko on May 9, 2025  --  
 
Dear Supervisor Lesko,  
  
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
  
Regards,  
Tiana Sims  
1700 Coopertown Rd  
Winslow, AZ 86047

--  Sent from Tiana Sims to Planner Joel Landis on May 9, 2025  --  
 
Dear Planner Landis,  
  
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
  
Regards,  
Tiana Sims  
1700 Coopertown Rd  
Winslow, AZ 86047

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The BNSF intermodal site and warehouses seems sensible,
given Phoenix's proximity to container shipping coming out of
California. When the driverless trucks get traction and Long
Beach figures out how to stay open for more than a shift per
day, the stream of goods getting shuttled in/out of Long Beach
to the warehouses along 303 will improve considerably. The
intermodal option to use rail for long haul makes a ton of sense.
This is infrastructure for the future, and it would seem to benefit
large swathes of constituents ("people who buy stuff"). Blocking
the warehouses would probably mean intermodal proceeds, but
the shuffling of cargo will be done in some other adjacent
warehouses, just shifting the issue and increasing handling
costs.
I'm inclined to favor BNSF intermodal + warehouses out near
Wittman.
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--  Sent from Timothy Jorgenson to Supervisor Debbie Lesko and the Planning 
Department on May 22, 2025  --
Dear Supervisor Debbie Lesko and the Planning Department,  
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it will be a very important investment in our Arizona community and economy. 
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment, 
much better. LPP is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve 
Arizona's infrastructure, and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and 
cleaner air.  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
Regards,  
Timothy Jorgenson  
346 Malachite Dr  
Clarkdale, AZ 86324

--  Sent from Tim Jorgenson to Supervisor Debbie Lesko on Apr 16, 2025  --  
 
 
  
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy. There's a 
reason that rail ton-miles are growing, despite perceptions to the contrary, and that's 
because rail intermodal transport is so much more efficient than road-based 
alternatives.  
  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is better for the environment. LPP is a 
smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve Arizona's 
infrastructure, and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
  
Regards,  
Tim Jorgenson  
346 Malachite Dr  
Clarkdale, AZ 86324

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I am in favor of the BSNF facility and the positive economic
impact it will have on the West Valley and Maricopa County.
The infrastructure builds will be challenging for both BNSF and
the County but we must overcome these challenges for the
long-term good of such investments and the jobs that will
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--  Sent from Tony Feiter to Supervisor Debbie Lesko and the Planning 
Department on May 13, 2025  --
Dear Supervisor Debbie Lesko and the Planning Department,  
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
Regards,  
Tony Feiter 
7257 W Softwind Dr 
Peoria, AZ 85383

--  Sent from Tyler Francis to Supervisor Debbie Lesko and the Planning 
Department on May 21, 2025  --
Dear Supervisor Debbie Lesko and the Planning Department,
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
Regards,  
Tyler Francis 
1110 E Missouri Ave Ste 580 
Phoenix, AZ 85014

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Contact Us - District 4 Your Information Please provide contact information in case we have any questions or need additional information from you regarding your inquiry. First and Last Name Wally Campbell Email wallycampbell@ cox. net Phone 6234511100
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Please support BNSF proposed project to be built in Maricopa
County. BNSF describes the facility as a “best-in-class, state-
of-the-art freight rail facility” that will support Arizona’s
economic growth by improving supply chain efficiency. The
company states the $3.2 billion project will create more than
26,000 jobs during construction and support over 50,000 jobs

annually once operational. It will also generate more than $245
million in state and local tax revenue each year, benefiting
Maricopa County, local schools, and infrastructure projects.
This transportation hub is important to our state for not only
jobs but is a huge economic engine for our economy. This
project should be an excellent addition to the supply train
ensuring quicker and safer delivery of goods. Thank you for
your consideration.
 
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--  Sent from Wayne Einbinder to Supervisor Debbie Lesko on Apr 24, 2025  --  
 
 
  
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
  
Regards,  
Wayne Einbinder  
4743 N Scottsdale Road, Unit 1  
AZ 85021

--  Sent from Wayne Eisenman to Supervisor Debbie Lesko and the Planning 
Department on May 21, 2025  --
Dear Supervisor Debbie Lesko and the Planning Department,
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
Regards,  
Wayne Eisenman  
17912 N Linkletter Ln 
Surprise, AZ 85374

--  Sent from Wendell Gist to Supervisor Debbie Lesko on Apr 17, 2025  --  
 
 
  
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
  
Regards,  
Wendell Gist  
138 E Olive Ave  
Gilbert, AZ 85234

--  Sent from William Clemmer to Supervisor Debbie Lesko and the Planning 
Department on May 21, 2025  --
Dear Supervisor Debbie Lesko and the Planning Department,
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
Regards,  
William Clemmer  
910 N Manzanita Dr 
Payson, AZ 85541

--  Sent from William Donahue to Supervisor Debbie Lesko on May 7, 2025  --  
 
Dear Supervisor Lesko,  
  
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
  
Regards,  
William Donahue  
1645 W Gordon St  
San Tan Valley, AZ 85144

--  Sent from William Donahue to Planner Joel Landis on May 7, 2025  --  
 
Dear Planner Landis,  
  
I'm writing in support of BNSF's proposed Logistics Park Phoenix (LPP) project, 
because it's an important investment in our Arizona community and economy.  
  
LPP will create over 76,000 jobs, add nearly $4 billion into our economy, and expand 
rail capacity to help businesses across the state thrive. On top of that, it will generate 
hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year to support our region's schools, 
community colleges, flood control, and other critical services.  
  
Having rail move our goods as opposed to trucks is also better for the environment. LPP 
is a smart, sustainable way to keep up with growing demand, improve our infrastructure, 
and get more trucks off the road, which means less traffic and cleaner air.  
  
I encourage you to vote in support of BNSF's application for this project to help Arizona 
continue to grow and thrive.  
  
Regards,  
William Donahue  
1645 W Gordon St  
San Tan Valley, AZ 85144

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Contact Us - District 4 Your Information Please provide contact information in case we have any questions or need additional information from you regarding your inquiry. First and Last Name William Holsgrove Email wilhols@ aol. com Phone 3037268531
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