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Council approves land exchange to reshape trails and add pocket park in the Ridges
Summary
City council voted 6-0 to approve an ordinance repealing and replacing a prior land‑exchange for the Camelback Gardens project, authorizing conveyance of about 12,782 square feet of city open space in exchange for roughly 15,000 square feet of park and trail dedications that will be city‑owned and HOA‑maintained.
Council voted 6-0 to adopt an ordinance repealing and replacing a prior land‑exchange ordinance to enable the Camelback Gardens residential project and formalize trail connections in the Ridges neighborhood.
The new ordinance corrects ownership disclosures and acreage in the original 2023 exchange and authorizes the city to convey about 12,782 square feet of Ridges open space to the project applicants in return for the applicants’ dedication, construction and improvement of roughly 15,000 square feet of city‑owned public park and trail connections, the council was told.
The exchange matters because it updates the record on who owns the parcels involved and adds a small amount of city land — about 446 square feet — to the exchange to accommodate a street realignment, Principal…
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