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Board approves final plats for Palomino Ranch parcels amid resident concerns over water, fire and density
Summary
The board approved final plats for Palomino Ranch Parcels 6 and 9 (consent items K and L), completing the final-planning step for two phases of the long-approved Palomino Ranch development; residents pressed the board for clearer disclosures on water, fire protection and future infrastructure.
The Pinal County Board of Supervisors on April 2 approved final plats for Palomino Ranch parcels (consent items K and L), a step that authorizes creation of lots in a long-planned residential development. The approvals were handled separately after a public speaker asked for more clarity about the proposal.
Chris Wanamaker, county engineer, told the board that the zoning for the overall Palomino Ranch development was approved in February 2003 and that the final-plats before the board are the last step needed to create lots for sale. He said the entire development includes 22 parcels and 2,102 lots, two school sites, an amenity site and a 15-acre commercial site to be developed in phases.
Resident concerns and staff responses
During public comment,…
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