Mr. Dale R. Donohoe

During Bridgeport Marketplace's open house on Thursday, Dale Donohoe, president of Intertex Companies, said they are close to an agreement with California Pizza Kitchen to open a restaurant, as well.

Aside from the anchor stores, Donohoe said Bridgeport Marketplace will feature a salon, dry cleaners and jewelry store, among others.

Donohoe explained that the center was designed to be a spot for the community to spend time shopping, dining and walking around, while creating something different and separate from other retail centers in the Santa Clarita Valley.

Circling the marketplace, which sits across the street from the Bridgeport community, is a milelong trail, Donohoe said.

For example, the center, which began grading in February 2007, is dotted with light fixtures and fountains.Special detail was also paid to the exterior of the buildings, which feature shades above their windows.At night, neon lights will illuminate the top of the archways.The marketplace also includes a man-made lake with benches and waterside artwork of birds and sailboats.

Donohoe said developers and builders also reached out to the surrounding Valencia neighborhoods bordering the marketplace to get help with the approval process.

"I think it will improve property values," he said.

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Mr. Donohoe graduated with honors from Claremont Men's College with degrees in Financial Economics and Mathematics.Licensed by the States of California, Arizona and Nevada as a general contractor, he started Intertex after serving as company manager for another general contractor.Previously, he was an engineer in Pacific Bell's Future Corporate Officer Program.

Since Sept. 11, 2001, Dale Donohoe, president of Intertex in Valencia, said demand for his counter-terrorist products has gone through the roof.Intertex employs 20 workers and had sales of $3.5 million in 2003.Donohoe said he estimates his sales this year will be more than $5 million and more than $8 million the following year.Sept. 11, 2001, "was a wake-up call that we were not placing enough emphasis on security," said Donohoe, who is also president of Intertex and Fedcon General Contractors, Intertex Holding Co., and Intertex Properties.

In September, Dale Donohoe, president of Intertex Barriers and Booths, said he estimated that the firm's sales in 2004 will be more than $5 million and more than $8 million the following year.Donohoe attributed the rise in sales to increased demand for counter-terrorist products since Sept. 11, 2001.Donohoe is also president of Intertex and Fedcon General Contractors, Intertex Holding Co., and Intertex Properties.