By Cecilia Chan | Gilbert Sun News
A much-ballyhooed 25-acre water park in Gilbert touting technology that can create ocean waves for surfing in the desert is delayed yet again – this time until 2022.
The Strand@Gilbert in February 2019 inked a deal with Gilbert to build the $60 million project on town-owned land near Queen Creek and Higley roads, adjacent to the Regional Park.
The developer proposed a summer 2020 opening but later postponed it to the summer 2021.
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