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“Reminder: The active public
comment period will close on July 5.”
Calendar of
Events
Upcoming Events 2010
Public Meetings by District
Each workshop is scheduled to start at 6:30 p.m. and will begin
with a brief overview of the major items being proposed.
Tuesday, June 1 - Council District 6
Police Superstition District Community room
2430 S. Ellsworth
Thursday, June 10 - Council District 5
Fire Station 216 Community Room
7966 E. McDowell Road
Monday, June 14 - Council District 2
Fire Station 206 Community Room
815 N. Lindsay Road
Tuesday, June 15 - Council District 1
Fire Station 218 Community Room
845 N. Alma School Road
Tuesday, June 29 - Council District 4
Fire Station 202 Community Room
830 S. Stapley Drive
Wednesday, June 30 - Council District 3
Dobson Ranch Association - La Casita Facility
2719 S. Reyes (north of Guadalupe, west of Alma School)
The public review draft
of the update of the Mesa Zoning Ordinance
will include several open house discussions
over the next several weeks looking at
various aspects of the draft. The meetings
will be held in the lower level council
chambers, 57 E. 1st St., from
4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. The dates are:
Monday, April 12–
Single Residence and the new RSL district
Thursday, April 22 –
Multiple Residence, and Landscaping
Requirements for non-single residence
projects
Tuesday, April 27 –
Commercial - Part 1: Retail and Office
Tuesday, May 4 –
Commercial - Part 2: Transit, Mixed
Use and Urban; and Parking Requirements for
non-single residence projects
Thursday, May 13 -
Employment/Industrial Land uses; and
Telecommunications Facilities
Thursday, May 20 -
Downtown and Infill
Tuesday, May 25 -
Planned Area Developments and Planned
Community Districts
The public review draft
will also be presented at the regular
meetings of the Design Review Board May 5
and June 2. Various aspects of it will also
be discussed by the Planning and Zoning
Board.
The schedule is for Employment
Districts to be discussed at the April 21
meeting; while Telecommunications,
Landscaping and Parking will be discussed at
the May 19 meeting.
Previous presentations
to the Planning and Zoning Board on February
17 and March 24 included Residential Uses
and Commercial Uses. These previous
presentations are available as video streams
from MesaChannel11.com
A special P&Z Board
meeting to discuss and hear comment on the
zoning code update is scheduled June 9,
while another hearing about the draft is
scheduled at the regular June 16 meeting.
Public Workshop Presentations
Previous Events
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A joint
meeting of the P&Z Board, the Design
Review Board and the Downtown
Development Committee will be held on
March 13, 2008, between 4 and 7pm in the
Lower Level of the City Council
Chambers, 57 E 1st Street.
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Planning & Zoning Board,
November 29, 2007 at 4:00 PM
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City Council Study
Session, December 6, 2007 at 7:30 AM
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Housing Advisory Board,
December 6, 2007 at 6:00 PM
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Design Review Board,
December 6, 2007 at 5:00 PM (last item
in the agenda)
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Historic Preservation
Committee, December 13, 2007
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Downtown Development
Committee, December 20, 2007 at 7:30 AM
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Economic Development
Advisory Board (pending)
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Development Advisory
Forum, January 2008
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Joint meeting of the Planning and Zoning Board
and the Downtown Development Committee
March 28, 2007
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Reports
Public Review Draft - April 6, 2010
Full Document
(PDF, 3.03 MB) Article 1: Introductory Provisions
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Chapter 1 Introductory
Provisions
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Chapter 2 Rules for the
Construction of Language and
Interpretation
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Chapter 3 Designation of Zoning
Districts, Zoning Map, and
Boundaries
Article 2: Base Zones
Article 3: Overlay Zones
Article 4: Development Regulations
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Chapter 19 General Site
Development Standards
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Chapter 20 Standards for
Specific Uses and Activities
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Chapter 21 On-Site Parking,
Loading, and Circulation
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Chapter 22 Landscaping
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Chapter 23 Manufactured Housing
and Recreational Vehicles (RVs)
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Chapter 24 Antennas and Wireless
Communications Facilities
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Chapter 25 Nonconforming Uses,
Structures, and Lots
Article 5: Sign Regulations (Reserved)
Article 6: Form-Based Development Regulations (Reserved)
Article 7: Administration
Article 8: General
Terms
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The City of Mesa is updating its
Required by State law, a General Plan is a
document that provides policy direction for land use,
transportation, and housing, water, growth, public services and
public facilities. Updating the Zoning Ordinance is often “the
natural next step” after a General Plan is adopted because it is a
key component for implementing a General Plan. Zoning ordinances
establish the detailed rules for what and where things can be built,
and how the project will be reviewed before being constructed. Many
of the goals and objectives listed in the City’s General Plan are
translated by way of the Zoning Ordinance into specific numbers and
standards that, in turn, regulate land development.
The Update process is intended to be open to
the public, and is designed to allow several access points where the
public can be involved, either through direct comments about the
existing zoning ordinance requirements, or existing zoning
processes, or by commenting on the reports and recommendations for
any proposed changes. Your comments are wanted, as they are
considered helpful in developing any proposed changes that better
reflect the neighborhood visions for all of the various communities
that make up Mesa.