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COMPLETION OF THE FOLLOWING IS NECESSARY FOR FINAL REPORT APPROVAL
SUMMARY / FINAL REPORT
Total individuals notified:
Total Participants:
CONCERNS, ISSUES, PROBLEMS EXPRESSED
HOW CONCERNS WILL BE ADDRESSED?
CONCERNS APPLICANT IS UNWILLING TO ADDRESS
HOW THE PROPOSAL HAS BEEN REVISED TO ADDRESS CONCERNS
APPLICANT SIGNATURE AND DATE
REQUIRED ATTACHMENTS:
NOTIFICATION AREA MAP
NOTIFICATION LETTER AND SITE PLAN
ANY OTHER NOTICES, MEETING INVITATIONS, SIGN-IN SHEETS (NONE).
LIST OF PROPERTY OWNERS WITHIN NOTIFICATION AREA.
“INTERESTED PARTIES” LIST PROVIDED BY PLANNING
“ADDITIONAL NOTIFICATIONS” LIST PROVIDED BY PLANNING.
LIST OF HOME OWNERS ASSOC., REGISTERED NEIGHBORHOODS; AND
THEIR REPRESENTATIVES WHO WILL BE INCLUDED IN THE PLAN.
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Final CP Report Attachment; VAR22-03
Planner Approved: April 7, 2022
Habitat Homes Glendale
CITIZEN PARTICIPATION FINAL REPORT
Habitat for Humanity Central Arizona
APN: 43-43-099A
7409 N. 61st Avenue
Glendale, AZ 85301
VAR22-03 / SR# 21-0246
Prepared By:
Benjamin W. Graff, Esq.
Quarles & Brady LLP
2 N. Central Ave.
Phoenix, AZ 85004
Submitted to:
City of Glendale
Planning Department
5850 W. Glendale Ave., Ste. 212
Glendale, AZ 85301
Application Submittal Date: February 15, 2022
Citizen Participation Plan Submittal: February 22, 2022
Citizen Participation Report Submittal: April 5, 2022
Final CP Report Attachment; VAR22-03
Benjamin W. Graff
Direct Dial: (602) 229-5683
E-Mail: Benjamin.Graff@Quarles.com
Renaissance One
Two North Central Avenue
Phoenix, Arizona 85004-2391
602.229.5200
Fax 602.229.5690
www.quarles.com
Attorneys at Law in
Chicago
Indianapolis
Madison
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Naples
Phoenix
Tampa
Tucson
Washington, D.C.
I.
Project Description
Quarles & Brady LLP, on behalf of Habitat for Humanity Central Arizona (the “Applicant”
or "Habitat") is requesting variances from the Glendale Code of Ordinances (the "Ordinance")
Section 5.449, to allow the necessary relief to create three lots and construct three single-family,
affordable houses on the site located at 7409 N. 61st Avenue, Glendale, Arizona 85301, Maricopa
County Assessor's Parcel No. 143-43-099A (the "Property"). See Aerial and Zoning Maps
Attached at Tab A.
The Property is a vacant lot located on the Northeast corner of Gardenia Avenue and 61st
Avenue. According to Maricopa County Historical Aerials, the Property has been vacant since
sometime between 2004 and 2006, which is over 16 years ago. The Property is zoned Mixed
Residence ("R-2") and is adjacent to other residential homes within the R-2 to the north, east, and
south, and adjacent to Multiple Residence ("R-3") zoning to the west. The vacant lot currently
shares walls along the northern and eastern Property lines with other residential homes. See Zoning
and Historical Aerial Maps Attached at Tab A.
The Applicant is proposing to divide the lot into three lots in order to develop three
affordable homes on the Property. The proposed development is compatible with the area, as the
majority of the surrounding single-family lots have similar lots sizes and development standards.
The proposed affordable homes will be provided to stable, working families who are legal
residents, have good credit, with Area Median Income's (AMI''s) in the 30% to 80% range.
II.
Citizen Participation Plan and Attendance Overview
The initial Citizen Participation Plan and notification letter were approved by City Staff on
February 22, 2022. The notification letter described the proposed application and provided
information and meeting details for the upcoming virtual neighborhood meeting. The notification
letter was delivered to all property owners identified within the notification area map, all those
noted as "Interested Parties," and all those noted on the "Additional Notification" list which was
provided by the City. A total of 45 individuals were notified. See Notification Affidavit,
Notification Letter, Notification Map, and List Attached at Tab B. The Applicant team held a
virtual neighborhood meeting using the Zoom platform on March 14, 2022 at 6:00 p.m. Joseline
Castaneda with the City of Glendale attended, along with three members of the Applicant team
including Ben Graff and Crissy Jung with Quarles & Brady LLP, Tana Nichols with Habitat for
Humanity Central Arizona. The Applicant team presented the project in a PowerPoint presentation
which introduced the Applicant team, described the proposed project, outlined the variances
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requested, and discussed the proposed lot split. A total of two participants, a couple living in the
same home, attended the virtual meeting.
III.
Concerns, Issues, Problems Expressed
As previously stated, 45 individuals were notified of the virtual neighborhood meeting by
mail. One property owner, Arturo Landa (also known as "Salome Landa" who owns the property
across the street at 7329 N. 61st Ave., Glendale, AZ), emailed City Staff and the Applicant in
regard to his concerns about the project, specifically in regard to parking. The Applicant offered
to set up a phone call prior to the virtual meeting to address Mr. Landa's concerns, but Mr. Landa
was unavailable and stated he would attend the virtual meeting to discuss. See Email from Arturo
Landa and Distance from Neighbor Map Attached at Tab C. It is important to note Mr. Landa's
correspondence indicates the neighbors currently use the subject vacant Property for parking,
which is not permitted by the Glendale Zoning Ordinance.
Cecilia Armento and Arturo Landa (couple living in the same home) attended the virtual
neighborhood meeting and were the only individuals from the public who attended. Ms. Armento
expressed many of the neighbors along Gardenia Avenue park on the street which crowds the street
and makes finding a place to park difficult. She is concerned parking will be even more challenging
if three homes are built on the 7409 N. 61st Avenue lot. Ms. Armento also stated she believes two
homes on the vacant lot would be more appropriate versus three homes due to the parking issue.
IV.
How Concerns Will Be Addressed?
In the virtual meeting, the Applicant explained to Ms. Armento and Mr. Landa the proposed
project will have 2-car garages, as well as a 2-car driveway each, to alleviate any parking issues
for the three homes. In fact, the newly constructed homes will be some of the few homes with
enclosed garages and driveways to allow for parked cars. The Applicant also explained it is
unlikely the residents of these proposed homes will have more than one or two vehicles meaning
they would not need to park along Gardenia Avenue and crowd the street. The Applicant offered
Ms. Armento and Mr. Landa an opportunity to meet at the Property on-site and do a neighborhood
walkthrough to better understand the neighbor's concerns. Ms. Armento stated they would reach
out to the Applicant if they would like to move forward with an on-site meeting and neighborhood
walkthrough. The Applicant has not heard back from Ms. Armento and Mr. Landa on our offer
for an additional meeting or in-person meeting on the site.
V.
Concerns Applicant is Unwilling to Address
Ms. Armento and Mr. Landa's concerns are in regard to parking issues along Gardenia
Avenue. The Applicant researched the homes along Gardenia Avenue and discovered 19 out of
the 20 homes only have street parking or a small driveway for parking, and one home has a garage.
The Applicant's proposed homes will already provide adequate space for the potential residents'
vehicles with the 2-car garages and a 2-car driveway. It is not anticipated the proposed project will
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cause street parking or increase parking along Gardenia Avenue since the garage and driveway
will be provided for each proposed home. The Applicant team is more than willing to continue
addressing any additional questions and concerns provided by the neighborhood. The Applicant
team has offered to meet with Ms. Armento and Mr. Landa to discuss the issue further but have
not yet heard from either individual.
VI.
How the Proposal Has Been Revised to Address Concerns
The Applicant has not modified the proposed project at this time since the proposed plans
already address any potential parking needs. The Applicant is not aware of any other potential
concerns or issues.
Final CP Report Attachment; VAR22-03
TAB A
Final CP Report Attachment; VAR22-03
APN: 143-43-099A
7409 N 61ST AVE, GLENDALE, AZ 85301
AERIAL MAP
Final CP Report Attachment; VAR22-03
APN: 143-43-099A
7409 N 61ST AVE, GLENDALE, AZ 85301
AERIAL MAP
Final CP Report Attachment; VAR22-03
APN: 143-43-099A
7409 N 61ST AVE, GLENDALE, AZ 85301
ZONING MAP
R-2: MIXED RESIDENCE
R-3
C-2
M-1
M-1
R-2
R1-6
C-O
R-O
R-3
R-2
C-O
R-O
PAD
Final CP Report Attachment; VAR22-03
APN: 143-43-099A
7409 N 61ST AVE, GLENDALE, AZ 85301
SPECIAL PLANNING AREA
GLENDALE CITY CENTER MASTER PLAN Final CP Report Attachment; VAR22-03
APN: 143-43-099A
7409 N 61ST AVE, GLENDALE, AZ 85301
GENERAL PLAN
Final CP Report Attachment; VAR22-03
APN: 143-43-099A
7409 N 61ST AVE, GLENDALE, AZ 85301
OCOTILLO COUNCIL DISTRICT – COUNCILMEMBER JAMIE ALDAMA
Final CP Report Attachment; VAR22-03
APN: 143-43-099A
7409 N 61ST AVE, GLENDALE, AZ 85301
PHOTOGRAPHIC ELEVATIONS
Final CP Report Attachment; VAR22-03
TAB B
Final CP Report Attachment; VAR22-03
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Planning
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTIFICATION LETTER
AFFIDAVIT OF MAILING
Case No. (if available)
Project Name:
I, ___________________________________ certify that I am the authorized applicant /
representative to the City of Glendale for the above application, and do hereby affirm that
notice as required for the case noted above has been completed in accordance with the
Citizen Participation Process in the City of Glendale’s Zoning Ordinance, and a copy of
the letter and mailing labels has also been submitted.
Applicant/Representative Signature:
VAR22-03
Habitat Homes Glendale
Benjamin Graff, Quarles & Brady LLP
Final CP Report Attachment; VAR22-03
Benjamin W. Graff
Direct Dial: (602) 229-5683
E-Mail: Benjamin.Graff@Quarles.com
Renaissance One
Two North Central Avenue
Phoenix, Arizona 85004-2391
602.229.5200
Fax 602.229.5690
www.quarles.com
Attorneys at Law in
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February 28, 2022
Re:
Habitat for Humanity Central Arizona (the "Applicant"): 7409 N. 61st Avenue, Glendale,
Arizona 85301, Maricopa County Assessor's Parcel No. 143-43-099A (the "Property")
Dear Property Owner or Neighborhood Leader:
Our Firm represents Habitat for Humanity Central Arizona (the “Applicant” or "Habitat")
in regard to the Property located at 7409 N. 61st Avenue, Glendale, Arizona 85301, Maricopa
County Assessor's Parcel No. 143-43-099A (the "Property") as shown in the attached aerial map.
The purpose of this letter is to inform you we are filing an application for variance requests to
allow the necessary relief to create three lots and construct three new single-family homes.
Habitat is a non-profit with the goal of providing safe, affordable housing to working
families. Habitat has already built, renovated and repaired in excess of 3,158 homes in the metro
Phoenix area as well as Pinal County (e.g. Avondale, Apache Junction, Chandler, Gilbert,
Guadalupe, Glendale, Mesa, Peoria, Phoenix, Surprise, Tempe, Arizona City, Casa Grande).
Habitat's homes are built and renovated with energy efficiency in mind, are provided to stable,
working families who are legal residents.
The Property is within the R-2 (Multiple Residence) zoning district and the following are
the variance requests from these development standards: (1) a variance to reduce the minimum net
lot area to 5,688 square feet from the minimum 6,000 square feet; (2) a variance to reduce the
minimum lot width to 50 feet from 60 feet; and (3) a variance to reduce the setbacks to 15 feet for
the rear setback, 10 feet for the street side setback, 10 feet for the west side setback, and 5 feet for
the east side setback from a 20-foot perimeter setback. The requests will allow the Applicant to
create three lots and construct three single-family homes similar in dimension and appearance to
the other single-family homes along Gardenia Avenue and other homes in the area. Almost all
homes along Gardenia Avenue, aside from the Applicant's Property, were already developed in
compliance with similar lot sizes and setbacks. Additionally, the site has been vacant for 16 years,
and the requests will help improve and develop this long-standing vacant site.
Beyond informing you of our variance application, the purpose of this letter is to invite you
to a neighborhood meeting to discuss our proposal, which due to the COVID-19 pandemic, will
be held virtually online. Our team will be able to answer any questions regarding the variances
requested and proposed new homes. To participate in the neighborhood meeting, please see the
meeting details below:
Final CP Report Attachment; VAR22-03
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Virtual Neighborhood Meeting:
Date:
March 14, 2022 at 6:00 p.m.
Zoom Link:
https://bit.ly/3rPGxpL
Meeting ID:
574 652 3974
Passcode:
457555
Phone/Audio Only: (929) 205-6099
Please note participants may need to download the Zoom program prior to the meeting in
order to listen in or participate. Alternatively, participants may attend using the browser. While
RSVP's are not required for the virtual neighborhood meeting, we encourage you to RSVP in
advance by emailing me at Benjamin.Graff@Quarles.com. If you are unable to attend, or would
simply
like
to
discuss
the
proposed
new
homes,
please
contact
me
at
Benjamin.Graff@Quarles.com or via phone at 602-229-5683 to learn more about the proposal and
or ask any questions. In addition to the neighborhood meeting, the requests will also be subject to
public hearing review by the Glendale Board of Adjustment and you will be notified once the
hearings are scheduled in a separate notification.
You are welcome to attend the meeting and/or pending hearing to learn about the case and
make your opinions known. Please confirm the hearing details with the Glendale Planning
Division before attending as they are subject to change. You may also submit comments on this
case by writing to the Glendale Planning Division and referencing the case number. Your letter
will be made a part of the case file.
If you have any questions or comments for the variance request, please provide to my email
or phone by March 18, 2022 I would be happy to answer any questions that you may have
regarding this proposal. You may reach me by phone at (602) 229-5683 or by e-mail at
Benjamin.Graff@Quarles.com. You may also contact City of Glendale Project Planner Joseline
Castaneda at (623) 930-2823 or by e-mail at jcastaneda@GLENDALEAZ.com.
Very truly yours,
QUARLES & BRADY LLP
Benjamin W. Graff
Attachments: Aerial Map
Site Plan
Final CP Report Attachment; VAR22-03
APN: 143-43-099A
7409 N 61ST AVE, GLENDALE, AZ 85301
AERIAL MAP
Final CP Report Attachment; VAR22-03
PLOT PLAN
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
CENTRAL ARIZONA
2830 W GLENDALE AVE
PHOENIX AZ 85051
O: 623.583.2417
ROC 251891
CONTACT:
EVELYN OCHOA
C: 623.243.0432
F: 623.583.2705
EVELYN@HABITATCAZ.ORG
WWW.HABITATCAZ.ORG
BUILDING AREA
LIVABLE
1,596 SQ. FT.
GARAGE
428 SQ. FT.
PORCH
18 SQ. FT.
PATIO
90 SQ. FT.
UNDER ROOF
2,132 SQ. FT.
HOUSE PLAN
1556
ELEVATION
A
BED
3
BATH
2
FURREY COURT
GLENDALE, AZ 85301
DATE: 02/04/2022
UTILITY APS
LOT #
17
ADDRESS
7409 N 61ST AVE
PARCEL #
143-43-099A
LOT SQ. FT.
17,591
ZONING
R-2
SCALE
1/16" = 1' - 0"
PLANT LEGEND
(1) 10.5 GALLON
-THORNLESS MESQUITE (OR)
-THORNLESS PALO VERDE
(5) 3.5 GALLON
-TEXAS SAGE (OR)
-SILVER CASSIA (OR)
-RED YUCCA
AUTOMATIC CONTROLLER & IRRIGATION SYSTEM
INCLUDED
1/2" SCREENED MADISON GOLD GRANITE
THROUGHOUT FRONT YARD
HOSE BIB TO BE PLACED 1FT FROM FRONT CORNER
OF THE HOUSE
NOTE:
EAVES WITHIN 5 FT. OF THE
PROPERTY LINES MUST HAVE A
1HR. FIRE RATING ON THE
UNDERSIDE OF THE EAVE SEE
DETAIL 521 & 529 ON SHEET AD1
OF STANDARD BUILDING PLANS
LOT COVERAGE
LOT 1
6,260 SF
LOT COVERAGE:
34%
LOT 2
5,717 SF
LOT COVERAGE:
37%
LOT 3
5,688 SF
LOT COVERAGE:
37%
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTIFICATION AREA
NAME / TYPE OF REQUEST:
HABITAT HOMES GLENDALE
LOCATION:
7409 North 61st Avenue
REQUEST:
The applicant is requesting Board of Adjustment approval for a Variance
to reduce the side setbacks, minimum lot width, and minimum lot size to
develop three single-family residences.
ZONING DISTRICT: C-3 (Heavy
Commercial
COUNCIL DISTRICT: Cactus
FORMAL APPLICATION SUBMITTED: N
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TAB C
Final CP Report Attachment; VAR22-03
APN: 143-43-099A
7409 N 61ST AVE, GLENDALE, AZ 85301
AERIAL MAP
Proposed
Habitat Homes
Cecilia Armenta &
Salome Landa (aka
"Arturo")
Final CP Report Attachment; VAR22-03