The Mesa City Council is set to vote on whether to hold a public hearing for a rezoning request for a proposed urban residential development at their upcoming meeting.
The request is to rezone 11 parcels on 60.8 acres to establish a 342-unit single residence development at the northeast corner of East Warner and the South Hawes roads. The meeting begins at 5:45 p.m. on Oct. 20 at 20 E. Main St.
Titled Hawes Village 5, the development would consist of 342 single-family lots of three different sizes, according to council documents. It would also consist of 684 parking garage spaces, 684 spaces in private driveways, 72 on-street parking spaces and 26 designated guest parking spaces for a total of 1,466 total spaces.
Open space, including a neighborhood park, pool, sport courts, garden and more, is also planned, according to the documents.
The rezoning request was made by applicant Sean Lake on behalf of site owner Van Rijn Dairy. Council documents say a neighborhood meeting was held and nearby property owners were notified but council staff did not receive any comments or concerns about the development.
Connor Van Ligten Reporter | Fountain Hills/Scottsdale
After graduating from Arizona State University's Cronkite School in spring 2022, Connor Van Ligten spent a little over year as a reporter for WWL-TV in New Orleans before finding themselves back in Phoenix in October of 2023. Now back in the Valley and writing for the Mesa Independent and the Daily Independent, Connor is ready to tell meaningful stories and report on important civic issues facing Mesa. Connor is a big fan of the 49ers, Warriors, pro wrestling, anime, dogs and fighting video games.
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