Mesa Planning and Zoning Board approves consent agenda in May 14 public hearing

May 20, 2025 | Mesa, Maricopa County, Arizona

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Mesa's Planning and Zoning Board made significant strides in their May 14, 2025, meeting, approving key developments that will shape the community's landscape. The board unanimously approved a consent agenda that included crucial items for local development.

Among the highlights was the approval of minutes from the previous meeting and a site plan review for East Market, a commercial development located at the northeast corner of South Ellsworth Road and East Ray Road. This project, covering approximately 6.66 acres, has been recommended for continuation to the next meeting on May 28, 2025, indicating ongoing interest and potential for future commercial growth in the area.
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Another notable decision was regarding Polaris Academy, which involves a modification of a council use permit and a rezone of 0.8 acres from light industrial to a more suitable designation for educational purposes. This modification will allow for the expansion of the private school, reflecting the board's commitment to enhancing educational facilities in the community. The board approved this modification with specific conditions, ensuring that the expansion aligns with community standards and needs.

The meeting concluded with no additional agenda items, and the board members expressed their readiness to reconvene for further discussions in the coming weeks. These decisions underscore the board's proactive approach to urban planning and zoning, aiming to foster growth and development that meets the needs of Mesa's residents.

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