Planning Board approves 45-unit residential development on Sossaman Road and Main Street

April 12, 2025 | Mesa, Maricopa County, Arizona

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A significant development is on the horizon for Mesa, Arizona, as the City Council has unanimously approved a site plan for a new 45-unit multiple residence project. The decision came during the Planning and Zoning Meeting on April 9, 2025, where board members reviewed the proposal, which aims to transform a limited commercial district into a vibrant residential community.

The project, located at the southwest corner of Sossaman Road and Main Street, seeks to rezone the area from a limited commercial district to a multiple residence designation with a planned area development overlay. This change aligns with the 2050 general plan, which envisions the area as a neighborhood center that promotes walkable, low-intensity commercial development alongside residential options.
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The proposed development will feature 45 two-story units, each with three bedrooms, and will provide a total of 105 parking spaces, including individual garages for each unit. The primary access to the site will be from Main Street, with an additional access point on Sossaman Road designated for emergency and waste vehicles only.

This project is expected to enhance the community by integrating residential living with convenient access to services and amenities, fostering a complete neighborhood environment. The approval marks a step forward in Mesa's growth strategy, aiming to create more housing options in the area while maintaining a focus on connectivity and community development.

Converted from Planning & Zoning Meeting - 4/9/2025 meeting on April 12, 2025
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