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PLEASE RESPOND ELECTRONICALLY TO BRAD WYLAM 2ND FLOOR, 602-256-3322 
To: 
Departments Concerned 
Date: June 17, 2022 
From: 
Alan Stephenson 
Planning & Development Department Director 
Subject:   P.H.O. APPLICATION NO. PHO-1-22--Z-146-06-8 – Notice of Pending Actions  
 by the Planning Hearing Officer 
1.
Your attention is called to the fact that the Planning Hearing Officer will
consider the following case at a public hearing on July 20, 2022.
2.
Information about this case is available for review at the Zoning Counter in
the Planning and Development Department on the 2nd Floor of Phoenix City
Hall, telephone 602-262-7131, Option 6.
3.
Staff, please indicate your comments and respond electronically to
pdd.pho@phoenix.gov or you may provide hard copies at the Zoning Counter
in the Planning and Development Department on the second floor of Phoenix
City Hall by June 24, 2022.
DISTRIBUTION
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CED (Michelle Pierson), 20th Floor 
Fire Prevention (Aaron Conway), 2nd Floor
Light Rail (Joel Carrasco/Special TOD Only)   
Neighborhood Services (Gregory Gonzales, Lisa Huggins), 4th Floor 
Parks & Recreation (Natasha Hughes), 16th Floor 
Public Transit (Michael Pierce)
Public Works (Ray Dovalina, Kristina Jensen, Elise Moore, Rudy Rangel), 5th Floor 
Street Transportation Department (Maja Brkovic, Alan Hilty, Chris Kowalsky), 5th Floor 
Street Transportation - Ped. Safety Coordinator (Mailen Pankiewicz), 5th Floor
Water Services (Don Reynolds, Victor Romo), 8th Floor
Planning and Development (Alan Stephenson, Joshua Bednarek), 3rd Floor
Planning and Development/Information Services (Ben Ernyei, Andrew Wickhorst), 4th Floor 
Planning and Development/Historic Preservation Office (Kevin Weight), 3rd Floor 
Planning Hearing Officer (Tricia Gomes, Adam Stranieri, Brad Wylam), 2nd Floor
Village Planner (Anthony Grande, Central City Village) 
Village Planning Committee Chair (Rachel Frazier Johnson, Central City Village)
Attachment D

200 W Washington Street, 2nd Floor * Phoenix, Arizona 85003 * Tel: (602) 262-7131 * Fax: (602) 495-3793
APPLICATION FOR PLANNING HEARING OFFICER ACTION
APPLICATION NO: PHO-1-22--Z-146-06
Council District: 8   
   
Request For: 
Stipulation Modification
    Reason for Request:   Modification of Stipulation 1 regarding general conformance with the site plan and elevations date
stamped October 26, 2006.   Modification of Stipulation 3 regarding townhome architecture fronting Polk Street.   Deletion of
Stipulation 6 regarding exterior planters on balconies.   Modification of Stipulation 8 regarding a plaza at grade level along Van
Buren Street.   Technical corrections for Stipulations 2, 4, 5, and 7.  
   
Owner
Applicant
Representative
Dharam Ahir Investments of Arizona Inc
Ian Swiergol, Alliance Residential
Nick Wood, Snell and Wilmer LLP
5251 East McDonald Drive
7135 East Camelback Road, #360
400 East Van Buren Street
Paradise Valley AZ 85253
Scottsdale AZ 85251
Phoenix AZ 85004
(602) 382-6824
(602) 778-2807
P: (602) 382-6824  F: (602) 382-6070
ngriemsmann@swlaw.com                   
iswiergol@allresco.com                  
ngriemsmann@swlaw.com                   
     Property Location: Approximately 200 feet west of the northwest corner of 11th Street and Van Buren Street
                                                                                                                                       
  
Zoning Map: F-8
Quarter Section: 11-29
APN: 116-57-029
Acreage: 4.30
  
Village: Central City  
Last Hearing: CC RATIFICATION
Previous Opposition: No
Date of Original City Council Action: 03/07/2007 
Previous PHO Actions: 
Zoning Vested: C-2HGT/WVR(AppC-2HR)
Supplemental Map No.: 
Planning Staff: 078321    
      An applicant may receive a clarification from the city of its interpretation or application of a statute, ordinance, code or authorized
substantive policy statement. To request clarification or to obtain further information on the application process and applicable
review time frames, please call 602-262-7131 (option 6), email zoning.mailbox@phoenix.gov or visit our website at
http://phoenix.gov/pdd/licensetimes.html.
   A Filing Fee had been paid to the City Treasurer to cover the cost of processing this application. The fee will be retained to cover
the cost whether or not the request is granted
   
Fee 
Fee Waived
Fee Date
Receipt
Purpose
$1,725.00
$0.00
06/02/2022
22-0054911
Original Filing Fee
   
Signature of Applicant: _____________________________________________________         DATE: ___________________
   
Hearing Results
   
Planning Hearing Officer
Planning Commission
City Council
Date: 07/20/2022 1000 AM
Date:
Date:
Appealed?:
Appealed?:
Action:
Action:
Action:

Snell & Wilmer 
ONE ARIZONA CENTER 
400 E. VAN BUREN, SUITE 1900 
PHOENIX, AZ  85004-2202 
602.382.6000 P 
602.382.6070 F 
 
ALBUQUERQUE     BOISE     DALLAS     DENVER     LAS VEGAS     LOS ANGELES     LOS CABOS     ORANGE COUNTY 
PHOENIX     PORTLAND     RENO     SALT LAKE CITY     SAN DIEGO     SEATTLE     TUCSON     WASHINGTON, D.C. 
 
 
Noel J. Griemsmann AICP 
(602) 382-6824 
ngriemsmann@swlaw.com 
 
  
June 2, 2022 
 
 
BY HAND DELIVERY 
Planning Hearing Officer 
Planning & Development Department 
City of Phoenix 
200 W Washington St 
Phoenix, AZ  85003 
Re: 
Stipulation Modification Request for Z-146-06-8 
Dear Planning Hearing Officer: 
On behalf of Alliance Residential we are pleased to submit this request for Planning 
Hearing Officer (“PHO”) approval of proposed modifications of the stipulations of approval 
associated with Case Z-146-06-8, approved by the City Council on March 7, 2007.  
The 2007 approval of C-2/HR was for a 
proposed high-rise residential and hotel complex with 
two (2) towers up to 250 feet in height (23 stories), 
including 390 dwelling units and 260 hotel rooms with 
restaurant and bar uses. To address the impacts that the 
significant size of this complex would impose on the 
surrounding community (focused on existing single-
family homes to the north within the historic Garfield 
neighborhood), a number of specific design solutions 
were included in the plan, and subsequently codified in 
the approval. The key one being a requirement to 
include townhomes along the northern edge of the 
project to provide a buffer for the tower elements.   
While the 2007 project was a grand vision, it reflected the time in which it was proposed. 
As evidenced by the project not being constructed, this vision does not reflect today’s market 
realities. Since there has been a number of new hotels constructed in Downtown combined with 
changes in leisure and business travel due to the COVID pandemic and resulting use of electronic

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Planning Hearing Officer 
June 2, 2022 
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meetings, this is no longer a location for a hotel use. Without the hotel, the concept of a mixed-use 
development where residents would have access and proximity to hotel amenities (such as 
restaurant and bar on site) does not work and a high-rise tower does not make market sense at this 
time.  
Today, the site is a great location for a residential development of a more neighborhood 
scale. The Broadstone Van Buren is a “podium” design, with the internalized parking garage 
underneath residential units and hidden by ground floor residential units and/or leasing and 
amenity spaces. This design does result in a more uniform building mass, but lowers total height 
from 250 feet down to 70 feet. It also lowers density to 336 units and eliminates the intensive hotel 
use from the site. Other improvements to the design include removal of driveway access to Polk 
Street (keeping traffic out of the neighborhood) and the ability to utilize ground floor units that 
engage the street with direct access and patios, acting as a transition to the neighborhood beyond.  
As shown in the attached site plan and conceptual elevations, the reimagined project is of 
a more neighborhood scale, similar to other recent development in the area along Washington, 
Jefferson and Van Buren Streets.  
In order to facilitate this new design and construction type, specific conditions of the 
approval must be modified, with each discussed in detail below.  
Stipulation Review 
1. That the development shall be in general conformance with the site plan and elevations 
date stamped October 26, 2006 JUNE 6, 2022, as approved or modified by the Development 
Services Department, with the following specific provisions, all as approved by the Development 
Services Department.  
• That all pedestrian routes shall have appropriate lighting and shading created 
either by landscaping and exterior building design. 
• That the roof top pool and jacuzzi area, IF PROVIDED, shall be provided with a 
minimum of four ramadas and landscaping to shade 25% of the deck. 
• That the townhomes on the west and north part of the site shall be limited to 56’ in 
height. 
• THAT THE GROUND FLOOR UNITS ALONG POLK STREET PROVIDE 
PATIOS AND DIRECT ACCESS TO THE STREET FOR RESIDENT USE. 
 
REQUEST: These changes will update the plans to reflect the contemporary design that 
transitions from a 250 foot tall dual tower design to a seven (7) story podium design. With this 
reduction in height, the transition from the neighborhood to the project is best provided by a focus 
on the “20/20” area, the first 20 feet of height and the 20 feet around the sidewalk. This pedestrian 
focused design will encourage eyes on the street, as well as a more neighborly feel as residents 
will be more likely to interact with neighbors as the utilize Polk. The proposed modifciationsto

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Planning Hearing Officer 
June 2, 2022 
Page 3 
this stipulation will allow for an update to the site plan and elevations to reflect the current design 
and project, while allowing (but not requiring) a roof top pool and allows for a design change from 
a “townhouse” to a “flat” style units along the north part of the site. With the change in design to 
lower overall project height, there is no longer a need for transitional townhome style units, nor is 
there a way to provide such units with the podium plan. Furthermore, the removal of the Polk 
Street driveway will eliminate traffic from Polk and support a more pedestrian environment on 
this neighborhood street, a major shift in the site plan that will benefit the neighborhood.  
3. That the architecture of the townhome buildings fronting on Polk Street shall provide 
design features and architectural embellishments consistent with the character of the 
neighborhood, as approved by the Development Services Department.   
REQUEST: Remove the reference to townhome as the units are “flats” and are not of a 
townhome design, as discussed above.  
6. That the applicant shall provide exterior planters with appropriate watering systems on 
at least 50 percent of the balconies facing the streets, on the first eight floors, as approved by the 
Development Services Department.  
REQUEST: With the revised design and changes in construction type, as well as reduction 
in overall building height, it is both impractical as well as unnecessary to provide “hanging 
gardens” on the building façade. On façade planters are notorious for leaking, causing damage to 
the structure, including interior to the units. As noted above, the design of the building will focus 
on providing a quality pedestrian experience along Polk and Van Buren; by removing on-building 
vegetation requirements the design team can focus on providing a quality streetscape to better 
benefit the neighborhood with shade, street trees and a walkable perimeter.  
8. That a plaza shall be provided at grade level at a location along Van Buren Street 
adjacent to the façade. The plaza shall have a minimum size of 1000 square feet, with one side at 
least 20 feet in length, as approved by the Development Services Department. The following 
amenities shall be provided within the street level plaza:  
• decorative paving 
• 50% afternoon shade stationary seating to include a minimum of five benches and 
other planter or low wall ledge seating as deemed appropriate 
• trash receptacles as appropriate 
• artistic elements which can be incorporated into the design and furnishings of the 
plaza 
 
8. THAT THE PROJECT SHALL INCLUDE ENHANCED PEDESTRIAN 
FEATURES, 
AS 
APPROVED 
BY 
THE 
PLANNING 
AND 
DEVELOPMENT 
DEPARTMENT. REQUIRES A MINIMUM OF:

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Planning Hearing Officer 
June 2, 2022 
Page 4 
• DECORATIVE PAVING OF ALL ON SITE PEDESTRIAN PATHS 
• FIVE (5) SEATING NODES 
• SHADE TRELLIS AND/OR TREES TO PROVIDE 100% SHADING OF 
SEATING NODES 
• SEATING NODES TO INCLUDE (I) SEATING FOR TWO (2), (II) 
LIGHTING, AND (III) A UNIQUE ART ELEMENT OR FEATURE 
• SEATING NODES TO BE ADJACENT AND/OR ACCESSIBLE FROM 
PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAY 
 
REQUEST: Because this development will no longer be as imposing along Van Buren as 
the original concept and is of a more uniform and lower massing/height, the requirement to provide 
a Van Buren specific “plaza” is no longer appropriate. This development will be of a more standard 
scale with other development and no longer includes a semi-public element by removing the hotel. 
Rather than a single space requirement for gathering, which makes sense with a hotel, the updated 
proposal will move the pedestrian elements contemplated by this stipulation to at least five (5) 
parts of the overall site, allowing for both residents and pedestrians to enjoy a comfortable and 
unique outdoor seating area for resting, talking, or checking their phones. We believe this approach 
will offer more value to the community while ensuring design flexibility.  
Summary. This is a request to approve several minor changes to the 2007 rezoning 
stipulations to reflect the modern concept for this site. The new plan is an improvement to the 
neighborhood both in its reduction of height, as well as its improved traffic circulation. 
Furthermore, activation of this site, with its visibility to Verde Park, will support the larger 
neighborhood by removing a vacant site, putting “eyes on the park” as well as along abutting 
streets and will support transit use and commercial uses along the Van Buren corridor.  
We look forward to discussing this request at our hearing. In the interim, if you need any 
additional information, please advise.  
Respectfully submitted, 
Snell & Wilmer 
Noel J. Griemsmann AICP 
Sr Urban Planner

City·"'of Phoenix· 
P°LANNING'DEPARi°MENT 
March 8; 2007-" 
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PlΞΟse be;advised that the Phoenix City Council, in accordance with'the·provisions of 
SΠG.UoΡ 59(?.J3A pf th΢, Zqning·Qrc:jjnance, as_;amende_d, has on. March .7, ·2001-. 
c·oncurrea:.with tlie recom_me)icic1,ljQrj ofthΣ P_l_Τri,pir_,g C_qrnmi_s_Υio_r:i:·.?ntj:ha,sfatifiΦd 
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That';the_·.devΩlopmentshall be in general •conformahte,Wiffi the'!site plan and 
eleya._tions d_Ϊte starriped Ϋ·ctober. 26. 20_0€31, as ;approved or moάfified bye the: 
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create_cieither by- landscaping, and exterior ·bui°fding design,: 
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"fihat the rooftop pool and jacuzzi area\shail.oe provided with a minTmum 
;offq_unamadas-and landscaping to sha·de' ·25% ·ofthe deck. 
That the townhomes·on the wesi,and northεpart oHhe site;shali'be limited 
Jo 5.6' in he,ight 
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pπqρi9e,de_sigri .fe,aturesianq arc_hite,ctural embel\ishrne_nts.consistent with the
cha·ractςr-of tn_e nσigτ_b9tljqo"d>,:3s._appro_yed by;thυ'Dey_elopment Services 
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That'a::minimum/of 75%··ofthe sidewalkalong'the Pdl< Sfreet and:Yan:_Buren'
Street'frontages shall be•:shaded by,·a c_ombination of awnings, a_rcade$· c1ng·:t_r
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(measLJr±d;:at maturity), 'Shadingistiall:b_ӡ ӢqsiUonӣd,to,shad_e;t):l_e.sigӤ'efalk from
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Development antj ·use ofthe site is subject-to compliance•.with alf applicab1e·codes1and 
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N 10TH ST
N 9TH ST
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E VAN BUREN ST
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N 11TH PL
Maricopa County Assessor's Office
Planning & Development Department
PHO-1-22--Z-146-06-8
Property Location: Approximately 200 feet west of the northwest corner of 
11th Street and Van Buren Street
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320
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N 11TH ST
N 10TH ST
N 9TH ST
E POLK ST
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PRIVATE
N 11TH PL
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Maricopa County Assessor's Office
Planning & Development Department
PHO-1-22--Z-146-06-8
Property Location: Approximately 200 feet west of the northwest corner of 
11th Street and Van Buren Street
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160
320
80
Feet ´

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C-2
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Z-240-81
Z-159-86
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Z-122-04
APP
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Z-122-04
APP
R-5 HP
Z-122-04
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Z-122-04
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Z-122-04
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Z-113-01
APP
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Z-122-04
APP
C-3 HP
Z-122-04
APP
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Z-122-04
7TH ST
9TH ST
11TH ST
VAN BUREN ST
TAYLOR ST
MONROE ST
10TH ST
POLK ST
12TH ST
FILLMORE ST
11TH PL
11TH WY
ADAMS ST
10TH ST
POLK ST
12TH ST
MONROE ST
12TH ST
FILLMORE ST
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CENTRAL CITY VILLAGE
4.30  Acres
Z-146-06
400
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400
200
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*   Maximum Units Allowed with P.R.D. Bonus
APPLICANT'S NAME:
APPLICATION NO.
DATE:
REVISION DATES:
REQUESTED CHANGE:
GROSS AREA INCLUDING 1/2 STREET
AND ALLEY DEDICATION IS APPROX.
AERIAL PHOTO &
QUARTER SEC. NO.
ZONING MAP
MULTIPLES PERMITTED
CONVENTIONAL OPTION
*   UNITS P.R.D. OPTION
FROM:
TO:
CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT:
CITY OF PHOENIX PLANNING DEPARTMENT
NORTH
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VAN BUREN ST
MC DOWELL RD
JEFFERSON ST
BUCKEYE RD
LOWER BUCKEYE RD
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16TH ST
24TH ST
32ND ST
40TH ST
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SNELL AND WILMER, LLC
C-2 HGT/WVR, (4.30 ac)
C-2 HR, (4.30 ac)
C-2 HGT/WVR
C-2 HR
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BUS STOP
CITY OF PHOENIX
APN 116-57-001A
7' SIDEWALK EASEMENT
HELLER PROPERTIES LP
APN 116-57-025, 116-57-026
116-57-027
CITY OF PHOENIX
APN 116-57-009
CITY OF PHOENIX
APN 116-57-010
(NOT A PART)
(NOT A PART)
(NOT A PART)
(NOT A PART)
CITY OF PHOENIX
APN 116-57-028, 116-57-028
116-57-008
(NOT A PART)
E.POLK STREET
10TH STREET
N.11TH STREET
E.VAN BUREN STREET
387.44'
N89°45'08"E  950.10'
562.66'
N89°45'08"E  300.13'
S00°04'31"E  149.00'
N89°45'08"E  50.00'
S00°04'22"E  100.00'
N89°45'08"E  180.02'
S00°05'30"E  100.00'
S89°45'08"W  180.05'
S00°04'31"E  143.06'
S89°45'13"W  349.95'
N89°45'13"E  2649.39'
N00°05'46"W  492.06'
S00°05'30"E  575.86'
743.19'
212.26'
737.61'
39.00'
N00°14'47"W
N00°14'52"W
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N89°54'30"E
32.50'
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1024
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1024
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10'
E. FILLMORE STREET
N 9TH STREET
N. 10TH STREET
N 11TH STREET
E. VAN BUREN STREET
E. POLK STREET
SITE
VICINITY MAP
PARCEL/ZONING MAP
APN 116-57-030
C-2 ZONING
APN 116-57-023
C-3 ZONING
APN 116-57-031
C-2 ZONING
APN 116-57-024
C-3 ZONING
APN 116-57-029
C-2 ZONING
DENOTES PROPERTY LINE
DENOTES ACCESSIBLE PARKING
FIRE HYDRANT
DENOTES ACCESSIBLE ROUTE
25'
45'
FIRE TRUCK TURNING LANE
FIRE APPARATUS ACCESS 
ROAD, MINIMUM OF 26' WIDE 
(EXCLUSIVE OF SHOULDERS) 
PROVIDED HEIGHT 
CLEARANCE OF 13'-6"
# OF TYPICAL PARKING SPACES
XX
XX
# OF ACCESSIBLE PARKING SPACES
LEGEND
DATE:
ORB #:
W o r l d H Q @ O R B A r c h . c o m
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ALLIANCE
R E S I D E N T I A L    C O M P A N Y
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21-235
A1.10
PRELIMINARY SITE PLAN
PROGRESS SET
15'
30'
60'
0'
SCALE:
1" = 30'-0"
PRELIMINARY SITE PLAN
KIVA NUMBER:
SDEV NUMBER:
PAPP NUMBER:
LPRN NUMBER:
PRELIM NUMBER:
SCMJ NUMBER:
Q/S NUMBER:
UNIT TYPE
# OF
UNITS
PERCENT
STUDIO
40
12%
1 BEDROOM
169
50%
2 BEDROOM
127
38%
TOTAL
336
100%
UNIT NAME
BED/
BATH
# OF
UNITS
UNIT
LIVABLE
UNIT
BALCONY
UNIT
TOTAL
PROJECT
LIVABLE
PROJECT
BALCONY
PROJECT
TOTAL
STUDIO
UNIT S1
0/1
34
595 SF
30 SF
625 SF
20,229 SF
1,036 SF
21,264 SF
UNIT S1m1
0/1
6
605 SF
13 SF
618 SF
3,631 SF
78 SF
3,709 SF
40
23,860 SF
1,114 SF
24,973 SF
1 BEDROOM
UNIT A1
1/1
1
734 SF
63 SF
797 SF
734 SF
63 SF
797 SF
UNIT A2
1/1
40
714 SF
40 SF
754 SF
28,551 SF
1,615 SF
30,166 SF
UNIT A2m1
1/1
8
741 SF
13 SF
754 SF
5,929 SF
104 SF
6,033 SF
UNIT A3
1/1
82
771 SF
62 SF
833 SF
63,196 SF
5,114 SF
68,309 SF
UNIT A3m1
1/1
5
897 SF
0 SF
897 SF
4,483 SF
0 SF
4,483 SF
UNIT A3m2
1/1
26
892 SF
62 SF
954 SF
23,179 SF
1,621 SF
24,801 SF
UNIT A5
1/1
3
692 SF
92 SF
783 SF
2,075 SF
275 SF
2,349 SF
UNIT A6
1/1
4
696 SF
51 SF
747 SF
2,784 SF
204 SF
2,988 SF
169
130,930 SF
8,996 SF
139,925 SF
2 BEDROOM
UNIT B1
2/2
3
979 SF
63 SF
1,042 SF
2,936 SF
190 SF
3,125 SF
UNIT B1m1
2/2
6
1,044 SF
63 SF
1,108 SF
6,266 SF
379 SF
6,645 SF
UNIT B2
2/2
48
991 SF
51 SF
1,042 SF
47,555 SF
2,448 SF
50,003 SF
UNIT B4
2/2
40
1,026 SF
92 SF
1,118 SF
41,056 SF
3,660 SF
44,716 SF
UNIT B5
2/2
30
1,099 SF
51 SF
1,150 SF
32,977 SF
1,530 SF
34,507 SF
127
130,789 SF
8,207 SF
138,995 SF
TOTAL
336
285,578 SF
18,316 SF
303,894 SF
UNIT MIX
PARKING
PARKING REQUIRED
UNIT TYPE
# OF
UNITS
PARKING
UNIT
RATIO
GUEST
PARKING
RATIO
PARKING
REQUIRED
BICYCLE
PARKING
RATIO
REQUIRED
BICYCLE
PARKING
STUDIO
40
1
0.2
48
0.25
10
1 BEDROOM
169
1
0.2
203
0.25
42.25
2 BEDROOM
127
1
0.2
152
0.25
31.75
TOTAL
336
403
84
PARKING PROVIDED
GARAGE P1
239
GARAGE P2
241
SITE OPEN
42
TOTAL PROVIDED
522
PARKING RATIO = 523/336 = 1.56 P.S. / D.U.
AVERAGE AREAS 
 849.93 SF 
 54.51 SF 
 904.45 SF
LIGHT RAIL PARKING REDUCTION = 10%
TOTAL PARKING REQUIRED = 363 P.S.
PROJECT INFORMATION
OWNER
ALLIANCE RESIDENTIAL COMPANY 
7135 E. CAMELBACK ROAD SUITE 360
SCOTTSDALE, AZ 85251
608-778-2807
CONTACT: IAN SWIERGOL
PROJECT ARCHITECT
ORB ARCHITECTURE, LLC
2944 N. 44TH STREET, SUITE 101
PHOENIX, AZ 85018
602-957-4530
ARCHITECT: RICH BARBER
KEYNOTES
1001
EXISTING FIRE HYDRANT.
1005
TRASH COMPACTOR YARD ENCLOSURE
1008
NEW DRIVEWAY.
1009
CONCRETE SIDEWALK W/ CONTROL JOINT
1010
8.5'x18' PARKING STALL, TYP.
1011
11'x18' ACCESSIBLE PARKING STALL.
1012
11'x18' VAN ACCESSIBLE PARKING STALL.
1013
TRASH TERMINATION ROOM.
1014
EXISTING PERIMETER WALL TO REMAIN.
1016
VEHICULAR GATES
1017
CALL BOX AND COMMUNITY DIRECTORY, SEE LANDSCAPE
DRAWING FOR DETAILS.
1018
WROUGHT IRON FENCE.
1021
ACCESSIBLE CURB RAMP.
1022
FIRE TRUCK ACCESS LANE, 35' INSIDE RADIUS, 55' OUTSIDE
RADIUS.
1024
LINE OF BUILDING ABOVE.
1025
PEDESTRIAN GATE
1027
10'x20' VISIBILITY CLEARANCE TRIANGLE.
1034
8.5' X 15.5' PARKING STALL WITH 2.5' OVERHANG.
1036
KNOX BOX KEY CABINET.
1039
NEW PERIMETER WALL & SITE FENCE 6'-2" HIGH OF PAINTED
CMU BLOCKS
1065
PEDESTRIAN PLAZA
APN #'S: 
JURISDICTION: 
ZONING:
OCCUPANCY:
CONSTRUCTION TYPE:
LOT SIZE:
LOT COVERAGE:
COMMON AREA:
PARKING REQUIRED:
PARKING PROVIDED:
BUILDING HEIGHT ALLOWABLE:
BUILDING HEIGHT PROVIDED:
DENSITY
ALLOWABLE:
PROVIDED:
SETBACKS
POLK STREET
E. VAN BUREN
WEST
11TH STREET
116-57-023, 116-57-024, 116-57-029, 116-57-030 AND 116-57-031
CITY OF PHOENIX
C-2 HR & C3
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SITE AREA: 182,264 S.F. (4.18 AC) GROSS
121,446 S.F. (67%)
5% REQ. (9,116 SF) PROVIDED 19,000 S.F. (10%) 
336 Spaces
521 Spaces 
250' MAX
70'-0"
96.8 du/acre
90.6 du/acre
10' PROVIDED
15' PROVIDED
40' PROVIDED
NA
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
THE PROPOSED BUILDING IS COMPOSED OF 336 RENTAL UNITS. THE MAJORITY OF THE UNITS ARE SPREAD ACROSS FOUR LEVELS 
ABOVE A PODIUM, WITH SOME TOWNHOME UNITS AT GRADE ON E. POLK ST. TO THE NORTH AND FACING THE PARK TO THE WEST. 
OTHER USES UNDER THE PODIUM INCLUDE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE PARKING AND A RESIDENTIAL LOBBY. THERE WILL BE TWO LEVELS 
OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE PARKING  UNDER THE PODIUM.
PHO-1-22--Z-146-06-8
Proposed Site Plan
Hearing Date: July 20, 2022

Level P1
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Level P2
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Level L1
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Level L2
30'-0"
Level L3
40'-8"
Level L4
51'-4"
Plate L4
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Parapet 1
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Parapet 2
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Level P2
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Level L2
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Level L3
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Level L4
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Parapet 2
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DATE:
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21-235
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PROGRESS SET
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40'
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SCALE:
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PAPP NUMBER:
LPRN NUMBER:
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Q/S NUMBER:
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