[Source: The Arizona Republic] – University officials are putting the final touches on plans to build a $164 million building that will expand downtown Phoenix’s medical school and high-profile biomedical campus.
But the project is stuck in political limbo and it’s unclear if construction crews will break ground in February, as planned.
“It will be difficult until we get moving through the Legislature,” said Jaime Molera, a University of Arizona lobbyist.
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