P-25-46-CUP CCWS Presentation
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Bella Norte P-25-46-CUP City of Apache Junction City Council Work Session September 14, 20 26 Case Summary: P-25-46-CUP: Proposed conditional use permit to authorize the development of approximately 9.31 net zoned City Center “B-3” with a 210-unit, three-story, multi-family residential rental community. Zoning Map Current Zoning: City Center “B-3” North: Vacant City Center “B-3” property South: City Center “B-3” Old West Marketplace / Fry’s Shopping Center East: High Density Multiple Family Residential by Planned Development “RM-2/PD”; West: Parkway Plaza “B-3” Properties & Vacant, City Center “B-3” properties General Plan Land Use Map Current Land Use Designation: Downtown Mixed Use Site Plan Landscape Plan Elevations Elevations Elevations Elevations Public Input • The applicant has complied with the public notification requirements, including a sign posting, mail notification, and a newspaper posting. • A neighborhood meeting for the case was held at the Apache Junction High School on Tuesday, June 24, 2025. Six members of the community attended with questions regarding the site planning, parking, crime-free housing policy, funding, construction timelines, the development of adjacent properties, public outreach, and expected average rent rates. • Staff have received 23 letters of support from local businesses and the Apache Junction Area Chamber of Commerce. 11 were provided with the staff report, with 12 more being received since. Planning and Zoning Commission Hearing – August 25, 2026 • On August 25, 2026, the Planning and Zoning Commission reviewed the proposal; however, the Commission voted 3-3 on a motion to recommend approval of P-25-46-CUP to the Apache Junction City Council. • Because the motion resulted in a tie vote and no alternative recommendation was made, the application is being forwarded to the City Council without a recommendation from the Planning and Zoning Commission. Thank You City Council Public Hearing: Tuesday, October 6, 20 26 Staff Analysis • Planning Staff supports the proposed multi-family use at this site for the following reasons: (1) The use is compatible with the existing City Center Zoning District, which is intended for commercial, recreational and/or multi-family uses. (2) The use aligns with the “Downtown Mixed Use” General Plan designation and supports multiple downtown goals including: • Providing a mix of residential, commercial and recreational uses in the downtown • Providing a variety of housing options • Encouraging infill development (3) The use aligns with the proposed land use indicated within the Concentrated Downtown Master Plan Update. Elevations Elevations