Mesa Matters
29 active of 29 total legislative matters tracked.
Park North Attached Homes at South Power Road (ZON24-00708)
A rezoning and site plan are proposed for about 5 acres east of South Power Road and East Guadalupe Road, changing the land from Limited Commercial to Multiple Residence-3 with a Planned Area Development Overlay. The change would allow a 78-lot attached single-residence development. EXDEV Park North LLC is the owner, and Brennan Ray of Ray Law Firm is the applicant.
Property and Public Liability Trust Fund Insurance Authority (26-0780)
This ordinance would amend the city code to let the City Attorney, working through the city's national insurance broker and with the City Manager's approval, buy insurance coverage for the city using money from the Property and Public Liability Trust Fund. It would continue authority the City Attorney already holds under two earlier resolutions, and it applies citywide.
Pacific Proving Legacy Park Mixed-Use Community at South Ellsworth Road (ZON25-00891)
A request would rezone about 196 acres at the northeast corner of South Ellsworth Road and East Williams Field Road from Light Industrial to Planned Community District, which would allow a mixed-use planned community called Legacy Park. The land is owned by Pacific Proving LLC, with Gammage & Burnham representing the applicant.
Terrible's Convenience Market at South Crismon Road (ZON25-00895)
A request to rezone about 1.3 acres south of South Crismon Road and East Hampton Avenue from Planned Employment Park with a Planned Area Development Overlay to Limited Commercial. It would allow an approximately 4,689-square-foot convenience market with an accessory service station, along with site plan review and a Special Use Permit. KFH Crismon & Hampton LLC is the owner and Tim Rasnake of Archicon Architecture & Interiors LLC is the applicant.
Mesa Water Supplies and Colorado River Update (26-0803)
City staff will present an overview of Mesa's water portfolio, including Colorado River supplies, recent federal action by the Bureau of Reclamation (a Record of Decision and Operating Guidelines), and future water investments. The briefing is citywide and will be followed by council discussion.
PD Amendment File 26-0621
Changes are proposed to Mesa's zoning code across a dozen chapters, covering items such as building materials and colors, landscaping, signs, accessory dwelling units, and Employment District rules. The amendments also would clarify lot and land division requirements, update application review and written protest procedures, and revise definitions including Home Occupations, Live/Work Units, and Indoor Warehousing and Storage, while adding a new definition for Hazardous Material Warehousing and Storage.
Industrial Development near Greenfield and McDowell Roads (ZON26-00411)
A roughly 155,597 square foot industrial development is proposed on about 8.7 acres south of North Greenfield Road and East McDowell Road. The request seeks a Development Plan Review, a Special Use Permit, and an Alternative Compliance request, which asks for flexibility from certain standard development requirements.
Citywide Fleet-Based Services and Service Station Rules (26-0684)
The city proposes updating its zoning code to define and regulate fleet-based services (businesses that service vehicle fleets) and accessory electric vehicle charging, and to revise the rules for service stations. The changes would require these businesses to be at least 150 feet from homes and residential zoning districts, and would require a Council Use Permit, a special approval from the City Council, for light fleet-based services in the LC District.
Citywide Fleet-Based Services and Service Station Rules (26-0686)
The city proposes updating its zoning code to define and regulate fleet-based services, which are businesses that operate and maintain groups of vehicles, along with service stations and accessory electric vehicle charging. The changes would require fleet-based services and service stations to be 150 feet from homes and residential zoning districts, require a Council Use Permit for light fleet-based services in the LC District, and keep fleet vehicle parking, charging, and storage at ground level except in the GI and HI Districts, where a 30-foot height limit would apply.
Public Safety Impact Fee Discontinuation (26-0617)
The city proposes to remove the Public Safety Impact Fee column from its table of development impact fees in the City Code, confirming that this fee is discontinued. The change applies citywide.
Legacy Park Annexation at Ellsworth and Williams Field Roads (26-0776)
The City of Mesa is considering annexing about 196.3 acres at the northeast corner of South Ellsworth Road and East Williams Field Road into the city. The request was initiated by Dennis Newcombe of Gammage and Burnham on behalf of the property owners, Pacific Proving, LLC, and Mesa BA Land, LLC, and the site is in District 6.
Pacific Proving Annexation at East Williams Field Road and State Route 24 (26-0787)
A request is proposed to annex about 5.2 acres at the southwest corner of East Williams Field Road and State Route 24 into the city. The request was initiated by Dennis Newcombe of Gammage and Burnham on behalf of the property owner, Pacific Proving, LLC, and is in City Council District 6.
Faith Christian School Private School Permit at South Power Road (ZON26-00333)
A Council Use Permit is proposed to allow a private school on 9.9 acres at 3761 South Power Road, along with changes to several conditions of approval set by an earlier ordinance for the property. The applicant is Ganeen Harstick of Faith Christian School, and the property owner is Leman Academy of Excellence, Inc.
All Right Builders Tire Shop at West University Drive (26-0608)
A request is proposed to rezone about 0.4 acres at 1609 West University Drive from Office Commercial to Limited Commercial with a Bonus Intensity Zone Overlay, along with site plan review. The change would allow an approximately 4,015-square-foot Minor Automobile Repair facility, known as the San Antonio Tire Shop. Tres Hermanos, LLC is the owner and All Right Builders, Inc. is the applicant.
Signal Butte Road (File 26-0624)
The city proposes to annex about 0.38 acres of county right-of-way along South Signal Butte Road, roughly 1,250 feet south of the southwest corner of South Signal Butte Road and East Williams Field Road. The land would move from county to city jurisdiction. The site is in District 6.
Ellsworth Road Continuous 45 mph Speed Limit (26-0623)
A change to the Mesa City Code is proposed to set a continuous 45 mph speed limit on Ellsworth Road from the north City limits to the south City limits. The limit between Elliot Road and the south City limits would drop from 50 mph to 45 mph, as recommended by the Transportation Advisory Board.
Horne Speed Limit Reductions (26-0619)
The city proposes to lower the speed limit on Horne from 40 mph to 35 mph between Brown Road and McKellips Road, and from 35 mph to 30 mph between McKellips Road and the north city limits. The changes would amend the Mesa City Code and follow a recommendation from the Transportation Advisory Board.
Mesa Drive Speed Limit Reductions (26-0618)
The City is proposing to lower the speed limit on Mesa Drive from 40 to 35 miles per hour between Bates Street and Lehi Road. It would also lower the limit from 35 to 30 miles per hour between Bates Street and the north City limits, as recommended by the Transportation Advisory Board.
Citywide Historic Preservation Code Overhaul (26-0870)
The city proposes to replace its rules for historic overlay districts, historic signs, and historic preservation procedures with new chapters of the Mesa City Code. The changes would add review procedures for archaeological resources, add new definitions, and modify the authority and duties of the Historic Preservation Board. The amendments apply citywide.
2026 Citywide Zoning Code Refinement Text Amendments (26-0636)
This resolution would make the 2026 Zoning Code Refinement Text Amendment documents an official public record. Copies would be available for public use and inspection with the City Clerk, and the amendments apply citywide.