Plan commission members Thursday recommended approval of ATA'sbusiness planned development. The recommendation goes to the citycouncil, where final approval is expected.
ATA was hoping all along to build on the 26.6-acre site one milesouth of the airport, attorney Rolando Acosta tells GlobeSt.com,but was aced out by intervening contract. That forced ATA to lookelsewhere, and the search led to a business park about a half-milenorth of the market's secondary airport. However, a deal never wasdone.
"That was a site that was more difficult to develop because ofexisting uses," Acosta explains.
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