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Chandler Council OKs contested housing project

The Chandler City Council approved a development plan and rezoning Nov. 12 that had significant opposition. Council voted, 5-1, to approve the plan and rezoning for Vale Sereno, with Mayor Kevin Hartke the lone “no” vote.

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The Chandler City Council approved a development plan and rezoning Nov. 12 that had significant opposition.

Council voted, 5-1, to approve the plan and rezoning for Vale Sereno, with Mayor Kevin Hartke the lone “no” vote.

Vale Sereno is a proposed 53-lot single-family subdivision in south Chandler, located in an area near Cooper and Chandler Heights roads, on about 12 acres that’s in both incorporated parts of the city and unincorporated Maricopa County.

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