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Mesa Planning and Zoning Board approves consent agenda covering multiple zoning cases and code amendments
Summary
The Mesa Planning and Zoning Board voted unanimously May 28 to approve its consent agenda, clearing several zoning applications and sending proposed amendments to Title 11 of the Mesa City Code to the City Council.
The Mesa Planning and Zoning Board on May 28 voted unanimously to approve its consent agenda, advancing several zoning cases and proposed amendments to Title 11 of the Mesa City Code.
The consent agenda cleared the approval of minutes from the May 14, 2025 meeting and acted on multiple zoning cases, including site-plan reviews and major site-plan modifications with staff recommendations for approval. The board approved a major site-plan modification for Medina Station, a roughly 601-acre mixed-use development at the southeast corner of East Southern Avenue and South Signal Butte Road; a site-plan review for Sayamoto’s Freight Lines, an approximately 49,747-square-foot truck terminal and warehouse on about 13 acres west of the southwest corner of East Pecos Road and South Signal Butte Road; and a 26,636-square-foot expansion to allow minor vehicle service and repair at the UTV Stereo Quality Car Audio site at 7561 East Baseline Road. The board also approved site-plan review for East Market Phase 1, a 6.6-acre commercial development at the northeast corner of South Ellsworth Road and East Ray Road.
One item on the consent agenda was continued: a major site-plan modification for a proposed Culver’s restaurant on about 1.5 acres approximately 850 feet west of the northwest corner of East McKellips Road and North Gilbert Road was continued to the June 11, 2025 Planning and Zoning Board meeting per the staff recommendation.
The board also forwarded proposed amendments to several chapters of Title 11 to the City Council. Staff recommended adoption of proposed amendments to chapters 56, 507, 508, 509, 60, 603 and 64 pertaining to form-based code, proposed amendments to chapter 31 pertaining to marijuana sales and facilities, and proposed amendments to chapters 30, 66 and 87 pertaining to land divisions.
Board Member Farnsworth read the consent agenda aloud at the chair’s request; Farnsworth said, "Eagerly agreed. Eagerly." Chair Ayers called for a motion to approve the consent agenda, then asked the board to vote; "All in favor, please vote. And the consent agenda passes," Ayers said.
There was no substantive public comment or individual discussion on the consent items during the meeting. The board adjourned immediately after the vote.
