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Queen Creek approves land option for possible new park

The Queen Creek Town Council approved a resolution to work with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to provide the town with a five-year option to develop 57 acres of church land into a town park.

Town of Queen Creek

The Queen Creek Town Council recently approved a resolution to work with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to provide the town with a five-year option to develop 57 acres of church land into a town park at the northwest corner of Pima Road and Euell Drive.

The council also agreed to work with the church to facilitate a development agreement for 155 acres of land generally at the northeast corner of Pima and Meridian roads and approximately 930 feet south of the southwest corner of Germann and Ironwood roads. The potential park would be part of the 155 acres.

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