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Florence council approves Monarch preliminary plat for 2,050 homes on 513-acre PUD
Summary
The Florence Town Council approved a preliminary plat for the Monarch planned unit development, permitting 2,050 single-family lots on roughly 513 acres. The plan reserves land for a school, fire station, water campus and a 400-foot freeway alignment and includes transportation and amenity commitments.
The Florence Town Council voted to approve the preliminary plat for the Monarch development — a proposed 513-acre planned unit development (PUD) that includes 2,050 single-family lots — at the council’s March 4 meeting. The applicant, Community Southwest, was represented by attorney Andrew Yancey.
The preliminary plat, which the Planning and Zoning Commission had recommended for approval on Feb. 6, allocates about 124 acres (approximately 24% of the site) as open space and includes a central six‑acre park and amenity area to be built in the project’s first phase. Community Southwest said the overall plan also reserves a six‑acre church site, a three‑acre parcel to be dedicated to EPCOR for a water campus, a six‑acre site for a fire station, and a 15‑acre school site…
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