Queen Creek meeting with neighbors on major town plan
Posted 4/16/24
The town of Queen Creek is currently considering a major General Plan amendment that if approved, would provide potential opportunities to consider limited commercial development within the Rural …
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Queen Creek meeting with neighbors on major town plan
Town of Queen Creek
State law requires communities to prepare and adopt a General Plan every 10 years with input from the community. The 2018 General Plan was approved by voters on May 15, 2018.
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The town of Queen Creek is currently considering a major General Plan amendment that if approved, would provide potential opportunities to consider limited commercial development within the Rural Land Use category.
A neighborhood meeting to provide additional information and gather input will take place at 6 p.m., Tuesday, April 30 at the Queen Creek Library in the Zane Grey Room, 21802 S. Ellsworth Road.
The town wants to maintain the overall vision for the Rural Land Use category and would include criteria to ensure it is compatible with and complements the area, according to a press release.
“In the past year, the town has received a significant increase in proposed commercial zoning and site plan applications in the town’s municipal planning area (MPA) within the Rural General Plan Land Use category,” the release stated. “The proposed General Plan amendment is intended to be a strategic update that outlines parameters for development in that area, including site size, building heights and setbacks, allowable uses, landscape buffers, access, design standards, etc.”
The General Plan amendment would continue to protect the Rural Land Use category from incompatible uses and ensure development meets the town’s design standards that apply to all land use categories.
The General Plan serves as the town's “road map” to guide development, manage growth and conserve natural resources. State law requires communities to prepare and adopt a General Plan every 10 years with input from the community. The 2018 General Plan was approved by voters on May 15, 2018. To view the 2018 Queen Creek General Plan, visit QueenCreekAZ.gov/PlanQC.
For additional information related to the proposed General Plan amendment or upcoming community meeting, contact GeneralPlan@QueenCreekAZ.gov.