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Peoria council approves rezoning, general plan change for 5.6‑acre Evergreen site to enable 62,000‑sq‑ft business park
Summary
The City Council voted 7‑0 May 13 to approve a minor general plan amendment and a rezoning to a Planned Area Development that would allow a one‑story, roughly 62,000‑square‑foot multi‑tenant commercial/business park at a 5.6‑acre site near Cibola Vista Resort.
Peoria City Council voted 7‑0 on May 13 to approve a minor general plan amendment (23R) and a companion rezoning (24R) that reclassify a roughly 5.6‑acre parcel near Cibola Vista Resort from urban residential to an office/local commercial designation and from general agricultural zoning to a Planned Area Development (PAD). The changes were filed by attorney Adam Baugh of Withy Morris Baugh on behalf of the property owner, Evergreen Investment Company.
City planning director Chris Hakkas told council the approvals would allow a single one‑story building of about 62,000 square feet divided into up to 10 tenant spaces, with targeted uses such as flex office, medical, retail, limited business‑park uses, and an introduced “artisan/makerspace and light design and production” category. Hakkas said the PAD would bar higher‑impact uses, including drive‑through restaurants, gas stations, car washes and mini‑storage.
The change matters locally because it converts a mid‑block site fronting Lake…
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