Annexation

Annexation will bring commercial property to Queen Creek

The Queen Creek Town Council unanimously approved annexing a 2-acre site at Power and Chandler Heights roads.

Town of Queen Creek

A 2-acre site at Power and Chandler Heights roads has been annexed by the town and a multi-tenant commercial building is being proposed for the land.

The Queen Creek Town Council unanimously approved annexing the Maricopa County land during its Dec. 18 meeting. The item was part of the council’s agenda, which is voted on with one motion and vote.

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Annexation will bring commercial property to Queen Creek

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