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Mesa planning board approves Record Gardens rezoning after debate over parking for affordable housing
Summary
The City of Mesa Planning and Zoning Board approved zoning and site plan review for Record Gardens (ZON24-00469), a 4.5-acre multifamily project, after extended discussion about parking rates and management for the project's 4% LIHTC affordable units.
The City of Mesa Planning and Zoning Board voted unanimously in January 2025 to approve ZON24-00469, Record Gardens, rezoning and site plan review for a 4.5-acre multifamily development east of Recker Road and Main Street.
Board members and the project's representatives focused the discussion on parking counts and management for a development the applicant described as an affordable housing project being pursued using a 4% Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC). Taylor Earl, attorney for the applicant, said the project is "being pursued as a 4% LIHTC project" and that parking demand for this type of development is lower than for market-rate projects. "The rate of cars that are used in these types of…
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