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Planning commission approves 200-unit build-to-rent community at Yuma and Apache
Summary
The Buckeye Planning and Zoning Commission approved a 200-unit, build-to-rent multifamily site plan at the southeast corner of Yuma and Apache Roads. The project is proposed as two-story duplexes and single-story accessible units with 31% open space and on-site amenities.
The Buckeye Planning and Zoning Commission on an unstated date approved a site plan for a 200-unit build-to-rent multifamily community at the southeast corner of Yuma and Apache roads (case PLZSP-240031). The developer presented the project as a family-oriented rental community on about 17 acres with a central clubhouse, pool, playgrounds and private backyard space for each unit.
Mandy Woods, principal planner with Development Services, said the proposal is consistent with the property’s General Plan land-use designation of “Neighborhood” and complies with applicable development-code requirements. "The density proposed is just over 10 dwelling units per acre which is compliant," Woods said, and she noted the applicant is…
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