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Planning staff member James told the council the PAD request was modified from a prior application that included truck fueling and truck parking; the new PAD limits the north half of the site to a convenience store and fuel station and designates the south half for future B2 general business uses. \"It does specifically prohibit fueling in any accommodation for diesel trucks,\" James said.

The PAD requires developer dedication of right‑of‑way (including a 70‑foot half‑street dedication on McCartney) and includes a condition that the applicant construct a traffic signal at the Tucker and McCartney intersection and have it operational before a certificate of occupancy is issued for the first development in the PAD. Staff said the city is designing McCartney improvements and that the developer may seek traffic impact credits or reimbursement for a portion of the signal.

Traffic concerns were raised by councilmembers and residents at earlier hearings; staff said the revised plan removes truck fueling and that a traffic impact analysis (TIA) is under review by the city's traffic engineer. Council asked about timelines: Kwik Trip project manager Daniel Chambers told the council, \"we're we're still probably a year and a half to 2 years away from being able to open the store,\" citing time for second reading, construction documents, bidding and construction.

Council also discussed McCartney roadway buildout: staff said McCartney is planned as a principal arterial with full buildout to three lanes each direction and that city improvement projects on McCartney are planned over the next two to four years. Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend approval to council; the council approved ordinance No. 1178.465 by roll call (unanimous).

Ordinance number: 1178.465.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","City Council Regular Meeting | April 21, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Council rezoned 5 acres at McCartney and Tucker to a Planned Area Development (PAD) to allow a Kwik Trip convenience store and fueling (no diesel truck fueling). The approval requires right‑of‑way dedications and a traffic signal at Tucker and McCartney; construction is expected in roughly 1.5–2 years if entitlements proceed.","taxTitle","Casa Grande, Pinal County, Arizona","taxId",4122,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6267224,"Council rezones Crystal Street parcel to allow 32-unit memory-care facility",828,1474000,2302000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3077138-364a7828c0926e433490e64774ecc14a&start=1474&end=2302","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3077138-364a7828c0926e433490e64774ecc14a/thumbnail_1474000.jpg","/articles/6267224/Casa-Grande/Pinal-County/Arizona/Council-rezones-Crystal-Street-parcel-to-allow-32-unit-memory-care-facility","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6267224-1eae3ebd65fbfc79376deebb35df08bb/orig.mp4?Expires=1770450732&Signature=F0l1YsERekQ10qMO0nZkfRJNhkEZtn2ej061RSdxK607L5Yl58Wsos1YGHmLGWCbsof7RUAMPf3vsLdPKKMgJfZ32oy5JS2czV7BjOvo0XwCRcNSgAzUqNBD05ZhjDUxh7ikgj6R7drw3IFqf28N3tkUxkGMo11U08N4SZCs6q4OZ5anYGy91Du5NxMrJJ8Rz5ThSNvnATnaVti5lxDLdtgA1FVQxDec6gZ3wzK-tsdoD0Tm6q-FVTAZJV69XAtHgShl9ZWmpCkSqvct6TRvqdevpRxKeJrOYHiRFuujdpolrrr7VD4n0EcmiKmLsE1u-3HHe4PtFG6Svrp30quR6g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Casa Grande City Council approved an ordinance to rezone roughly 2 acres at the west end of East Crystal Street from Urban Ranch to R2 to accommodate Copper Sky Assisted Living, a proposed memory‑care development consisting of two single‑story buildings and 32 memory care units.

\"This item in front of you this evening is for a zone change to accommodate Copper Sky Assisted Living,\" planning staff member James told the council during his presentation. The project as presented to council includes two 9,000‑square‑foot, single‑story buildings (23 feet tall) with a total of 32 units and 36 parking spaces.

Staff and the Planning Commission recommended the rezoning with conditions of record that limit principally permitted uses on the parcel to single‑family homes conforming to R2 standards and allow conditional uses only for assisted living or nursing homes meeting R2 standards. The conditions are patterned on approvals for the adjacent phase 1 development and are intended to prevent more intense multifamily development (duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes) that R2 zoning otherwise permits.

James said the site is infill at the end of a residential subdivision, has constrained access and is a low traffic generator compared with alternative R2 uses; he noted the closest building edge to an adjacent single‑family property line is about 115 feet. Planning Commission voted unanimously on March 6 to forward a recommendation to council for approval subject to record conditions.

The council approved ordinance No. 1178.464 by roll call (unanimous). The vote reads in favor: Councilmember Romo; Councilmember Dugan; Councilmember Biedelen; Councilmember Edwards; Councilmember Huddleston; Mayor Pro Tem Herrmann; and Mayor Fitzgibbon. Councilmembers said they found the design and internal circulation appropriate and noted a final plat will return for consideration.

Ordinance number: 1178.464.","City Council approved rezoning of a roughly 2‑acre parcel at the west end of East Crystal Street from Urban Ranch to R2 to allow Copper Sky Assisted Living, a 32‑unit memory care project; approval includes conditions limiting future uses and requires a subsequent final plat.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6267229,"Council approves $2.1 million contract for Water Reclamation Facility Phase 4B stage 1 upgrades",701,741000,1442000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3077138-364a7828c0926e433490e64774ecc14a&start=741&end=1442","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3077138-364a7828c0926e433490e64774ecc14a/thumbnail_741000.jpg","/articles/6267229/Casa-Grande/Pinal-County/Arizona/Council-approves-21-million-contract-for-Water-Reclamation-Facility-Phase-4B-stage-1-upgrades","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6267229-5955fb270301fe4e4090f7c578a20f33/orig.mp4?Expires=1770450732&Signature=FRcjcq4B~h3r1jfg3tvRVVz1Y8jucenYBIIuDZy2aD7dXaiuwu~ihQvUWorZdZh0wUXYnq0d-Ljik5s5VXXt3NCwWdULGiwv0EbSMJXbFJoKJBYHSYVsE8O06ZWxIR7zFaJmjw36cQ~ENQ1elpFt-2-ulOynW3SnZpmem248Jd6jttGoDRN7bDO3UUTfy-nWy0d8GypoYa-a7TVLxWbt9Q9j66ndQrmPp67gZfRWwKIdpUlZWm3uxZM6Ox92AK8JPbhtJKGsnKQ88a5R~gxtR-pmWgvNxxiPBeEuUYToFzN2vt~mYp-u-iotVBgAxPC5gDDR8yshRkTn4Z1dH3wJnw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Casa Grande City Council on April 2025 authorized a contract with Wilson and Company for design and construction management of the Water Reclamation Facility (WRF) Phase 4B stage 1 upgrades, approving a not-to-exceed amount of $2,107,020.

The contract approved by resolution No. 5764 covers a base amount of $1,857,020 plus a $250,000 contingency. \"Staff recommends that mayor and city council authorize the city manager to execute a contract with Wilson and Company in the amount of $1,857,020 plus an additional contingency of $250,000 for a total amount not to exceed $2,107,020,\" Wastewater Superintendent Kim Owensby told the council.

The stage 1 work includes a background investigation, preliminary design, selection of a construction manager at risk (CMAR), and assistance with long‑lead equipment purchases. Owensby said the Phase 4B upgrades are intended to support the earlier Phase 4A capacity expansion, improve long‑term reliability and safety, and reduce operational costs through measures such as converting an equalization basin to emergency storage, installing ultra‑violet disinfection to replace sodium hypochlorite, expanding laboratory capabilities, and enhancing odor controls.

Council members asked how the construction contract portion would be procured and when a CMAR would be selected. Planning staff member James (planning staff) responded on sequencing: \"But as as far as 30%, 50 % design, much, much sooner than 30%.\" Owensby and staff said the stage 2 work—final design, permitting and construction—will come back to council for separate authorization and will not be included in this contract.

Staff said the consultant was selected through the National Governmental Purchasing Cooperative and that the stage 1 contract does not authorize construction work; it funds design and construction management services and early procurement tasks.

The council approved the resolution by roll call (unanimous). The vote reads in favor: Councilmember Romo; Councilmember Dugan; Councilmember Biedelen; Councilmember Edwards; Councilmember Huddleston; Mayor Pro Tem Herrmann; and Mayor Fitzgibbon. The council also noted that a later stage and separate approvals will be required before construction begins.

Resolution number: 5764.","The City Council authorized a contract with Wilson and Company to design and provide construction management for Phase 4B stage 1 upgrades at the city’s water reclamation facility, including a $250,000 contingency. The vote was unanimous.","actionData","errors"]

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