Council to take action on a Re-Plat titled "PSC Buckeye" located at the southeast corner of Verrado Way and Yuma Road. Summary: The applicant is requesting approval of a 5.10-acre Re-Plat, Case No. PL

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CITY OF BUCKEYE
Regular Council Meeting
COUNCIL ACTION REPORT
MEETING DATE: 05/20/25
AGENDA ITEM: 4.J.
DS - PSC Buckeye Re-Plat
DATE PREPARED: 05/15/25
DISTRICT NO.: District 2
STAFF LIAISON: Jennifer Roseman, Planner II, jroseman@buckeyeaz.gov, (623)
349-6295
DEPARTMENT: Development Services
AGENDA ITEM TYPE: Consent Agenda
Items / New Business
ACTION/MOTION: (This language identifies the formal motion to be made by the Council) 
Council to take action on a Re-Plat titled "PSC Buckeye" located at the southeast corner of Verrado Way
and Yuma Road.
SUMMARY
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
Jennifer Yarbrough of The Contineo Group, on behalf of the property owner, PSC Buckeye LLC, is
requesting approval of a Re-Plat for almost 5 acres of land located at the southeast corner of Yuma
Road and Verrado Way, also known as Maricopa County Assessor's parcel number 502-46-497. The
Re-Plat proposes to subdivide the existing parcel into three lots: Lot 1 (2.1644 acres), Lot 2 (1.7263
acres), and Lot 3 (0.9700 acres). As part of the Re-Plat, 0.2554 acres will be dedicated as right-of-way,
and 0.0083 acres of previously dedicated right-of-way will be abandoned and incorporated into Lot 1. A
Re-Plat is required when modifying a previously recorded Final Plat or Minor Subdivision. It updates lot
boundaries and may include new dedications of rights-of-way or easements. The Re-Plat is recorded
with the Maricopa County Recorder’s Office to establish the revised subdivision layout.
BENEFITS:
The subject Re-Plat will facilitate additional commercial development, generating tax revenue and
creating shopping and employment opportunities for Buckeye residents.
FINANCIAL IMPACT STATEMENT:
See Planning Items Financial Impact Statement.
FINANCIAL IMPACT STATEMENT:
Although a fiscal impact analysis has not been conducted on this specific project, all new development
will have an ongoing fiscal impact on the city. The development is responsible for construction of all
infrastructure necessary to serve the site and will generate one-time revenue for the city such as permit
fees, construction sales tax and development impact fees. Longer term fiscal impacts include increased
demands for municipal services, the costs of which may or may not be offset by increased property
values/tax levies, city sales tax, state shared revenues and the increased demand for commercial and
retail development. Any areas that will be maintained by the city are constructed by the developer and
then conveyed to the city two years after construction.
Items related to a project or facility location must include an attached vicinity map for Council
Review.
ATTACHMENTS:

PLZS-24-0030 PSC Buckeye - Vicinity Map.pdf
PLZS-24-0030 PSC Buckeye - Project Narrative.pdf
PLZS-24-0030 PSC Buckeye - Re-Plat.pdf