07.BA260032 BOA Staff Report

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Report to the Board of Adjustment 
Prepared by the Maricopa County Planning and Development Department 
 
 
Case:   
 
 
BA260032 – Loeks Property Variance  
 
Hearing Date:  
 
May 14, 2026 
 
Supervisor District: 
 
4 
____________________________________________________________________________________________ 
 
Applicant:  
Lance Loeks 
 
Property Owner: 
Lance and Angela Loeks 
 
Request: 
Variance to the development standard of the Maricopa County Zoning 
Ordinance to permit: 
 
1) 
Proposed wall height of 21’ where 8’ is the maximum permitted per MCZO 
Article 811.5.4.  
 
Site Location: 
APN 200-93-644 @ 14607 N Cameo Drive – Cameo Dr. and Boswell Blvd., 
in the Sun City area 
 
Site Size: 
 
 
10,556 sq. ft.  
 
Current Use / Zoning: 
Single-family residence / R1 - 6 SC 
 
Open Violation: 
V2501809 
 
Background: 
 
1. 
June 15, 1970: The lot is platted as unit 644 of Sun City Unit 25. The existing residence is 
constructed the following year. 
 
2. 
May 21, 2019: The homeowner takes possession of the property via MCR-20190373175. 
 
3. 
November 10, 2025: A violation, V2501809, is initiated after neighbor complaint regarding the 
homeowner erecting a 21’ netted fence on the southeast corner of the parcel aligned with the 
fairway of the neighboring Palmbrook Golf Club.  
 
4. 
April 8, 2026: The homeowner applies for the subject variance request to allow for the netted fence 
to remain in place. 
 
Existing On-Site and Surrounding Zoning/Land Use: 
 
5. 
On-site: 
R1-6 SC / Single-family residence 
 
North:  
R1-6 SC / Single-family residence 
South:  
R1-6 SC / Single-family residence 
East: 
 
R1-6 SC / Palmbrook Golf Club 
 
West:  
N Cameo Dr then R1-6 SC / Single-family residence 
 
Variance Request:

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6. 
The homeowner proposes to allow the 21’ netted fence to remain in place to protect his property 
from errant golf balls. The property sits west of the fairway on a dogleg, which makes the home 
particularly vulnerable to ball strikes. The applicant has provided photos of damage to the side of 
the home, the rooftop solar panels, and the pool patio. 
 
7. 
The net is intended to safely deflect balls away from the property. Since the fence was erected in 
fall 2025, however, it has had the unintended effect of redirecting several balls onto the 
neighboring property to the south. The applicant states that the neighbor has left the balls in his 
yard rather than returning them or raising any concerns. If approved, the variance would run with 
the subject property in perpetuity, meaning neighboring properties could be affected by errant 
balls indefinitely from the subject property. The property would also remain subject to SCHOA 
regulations, which apply independently of any County zoning or permitting requirements. 
 
8. 
While sympathetic to the homeowner’s situation, staff cannot support a structure that 
permanently shifts the burden of errant golf balls onto an adjacent property. Staff encourages the 
applicant to work with Sun City authorities on a comprehensive solution for homes adjoining the 
golf courses in Sun City and Sun City West. 
 
Excerpt from proposed site plan, oriented from the west looking east. The golf course tee box is to the south.

Page 3 of 9 
 
 
 
 
 
Photograph of fence taken from the southern neighbor’s yard north towards the subject site (showing the fence in question)

Page 4 of 9 
 
Photograph of side of subject site’s residence. The blue marks represent golf ball impacts. 
 
 
 
Photographs of damaged solar panels on roof of subject site’s residence. 
 
 
 
Site Analysis: 
 
9. 
The site is fully developed and is of a similar topography and design to virtually all the homes 
within this section of Sun City. The golf course is located to the east of the property.  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
2026 aerial photo of subject site. The net is visible in the lower right corner.

Page 5 of 9 
 
 
 
 
Aerial image & surrounding environs 
 
 
Eagle view of subject site looking west into subject parcel (aerial image dated 10/3/21).

Page 6 of 9 
 
 
 
 
Zoning District map of the R1-6 zoning district. 
 
 
 
Zoning District Standard:

Page 7 of 9 
 
10. 
The following table is included to illustrate and contrast the standards for the underlying zoning 
district with those proposed by the owner (Note: changes to proposed standards are indicated in 
bold). 
 
 
 
Standard 
 
R1-6 SC   
Zoning 
District 
Proposed with 
Variance 
Max. allowed fencing height outside principal building 
envelope (MCZO 811.5.4)  
8-feet 
21-feet 
 
Note: Standards indicated in bold do not meet base zoning standards 
 
  
 
State Statute / County Zoning Ordinance Tests - ARS § 11-816.B.2 and MCZO Article 303.2.2 states the 
Board of Adjustment may, “Allow a variance from the terms of the ordinance if, owing to peculiar 
conditions, a strict interpretation would work an unnecessary hardship and if in granting the variance the 
general intent and purposes of the zoning ordinance will be preserved.”  
 
11. 
Statutory Test -1 Does the applicant’s property contain any peculiar condition– Discuss and 
explain what is/are the peculiar conditions facing the property and include reference to the 
Maricopa County Zoning Ordinance Regulations or Development Standards to be varied.   
 
“The property is located 238 yards from the 17th hole tee box of Palmbrook Golf Course, situated 
at the exterior apex of a curve that places it in the high-velocity landing zone for amateur golfers. 
As shown in SITE-PLAN-1 in the Trajectory Analysis, a 250-yard drive maintains a descending height 
of 17.9 feet as the golf ball crosses the property boundary. Because this is more than double the 8-
foot structure height limit mandated by Section 811.5.4 of the Maricopa County Zoning Ordinance, 
the ordinance is physically incapable of preventing projectiles from entering the residential area. 
The 21-foot protective golf net is the necessary height required to mitigate this site-specific 
physical hazard. 
 
The affected Maricopa County Zoning Ordinance: Chapter 8 – General Regulations Section 811 – 
Additional Height Regulations Article 811.5. Fences, Walls, and Retaining Walls Sub article 811.5.4. 
Single-family and Multi-family zoning districts, Paragraph 2, "Fences, hedges or walls located 
outside of the lot's buildable area, but not within the required front yard, shall not exceed a height 
of eight (8) feet as measured from finished grade, or as measured from the top of an integral 
retaining wall. This height shall include any columns, decorative caps, and light fixtures."” 
 
12. 
Statutory Test 2 – Does applying the requirements of the Ordinance to the applicant’s property 
create an Unnecessary Hardship – Explain how the peculiar condition identified in #1 causes an  
unnecessary hardship to the property when the requirements of the Maricopa County Zoning 
Ordinance are applied.  Explain how the that the peculiar condition of the property came to be and 
whether the condition was created by the applicant or someone in the property’s line of title. 
Explain the proposed use of the property with the variance request. Identify and explain all 
peculiar conditions on your property in regard to the following areas: slope, narrowness, 
shallowness, irregular shape, location, washes, vegetation, and easements, etc. Explain how 
enforcement of the Zoning Regulations or Development Standards would impose a hardship on 
the property. 
 
“Strict enforcement of the 8-foot zoning ordinance creates an unnecessary hardship by denying the 
owner the ability to block documented physical hazards. Golf balls entering the property at a 40-
degree descending trajectory easily clear an 8-foot wall, reaching a height of 17.9 feet at the 
property line. This peculiar condition has resulted in significant personal injury and structural 
damage (see PHOT-DETL-1). The 21-foot net is a safety utility that addresses these external forces;

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without a variance, the 8-foot limit leaves a "Safety Gap" that renders the property unsafe for its 
intended residential use” 
 
13. 
Statutory Test 3 – General Intent and Purpose of the Zoning Ordinance – Discuss the purpose 
of the zoning requirement from which the variance is being sought. Then, discuss and explain 
how, provided statutory tests #1 and #2 are satisfied, the granting of the requested variance 
would preserve the general intent and purpose of the Zoning Ordinance. 
 
“Granting this variance preserves the general intent of the Zoning Ordinance, which is to regulate 
neighborhood aesthetics and maintain open sightlines. Unlike a masonry wall or wooden fence, the 
proposed protective netting is 93% transparent and utilizes slim-profile poles, ensuring that the 
"open space" feel intended by the height restrictions is maintained. The ordinance's intent is to 
prevent "spite walls" or bulky obstructions; this request is for a safety utility. By allowing a material 
(polyester netting) that was not widely contemplated when the 8-foot limit was drafted, the Board 
is providing for modern safety needs without compromising the aesthetic spirit of Sun City. This is 
consistent with neighboring jurisdictions (e.g., Fountain Hills Section 5.09) that distinguish 
"protective netting" from "boundary fencing" to balance safety with zoning harmony.” 
 
Findings:  
 
14. 
The applicant has the burden of proving to the Board that, in accordance with the standard set 
forth in ARS §11-816.B.2 and MCZO Article 303.2.2, the property requires a variance. To grant the 
relief, the applicant must prove, and the Board must find and identify, a physical condition of the 
applicant’s property that is peculiar and not common to the area or the universe of the zoning 
district. Also, any such peculiarity must not have been created either by the applicant or anyone 
in the chain of title. If the Board determines that there is no such peculiar physical condition, its 
inquiry stops, and the application must be denied. 
 
If the Board identifies a peculiar physical condition of the applicant’s property which is not self-
imposed, then the applicant must prove, and the Board must find and identify, an unnecessary 
hardship imposed upon the property due to the strict application of the requirements of the zoning 
ordinance which the applicant wishes to have varied such that there is no viable use of the 
property without the variance.  
 
If the Board identifies a peculiar physical condition of the property which is not self-imposed, and 
that in applying the requirements of the zoning ordinance to the property, because of the peculiar 
physical condition, an unnecessary hardship exists, the applicant must prove, and the Board must 
find and identify, how the granting of the variance will preserve the general intent and purpose of 
the zoning ordinance. 
 
In order to approve the variance the Board must make findings and articulate them in motion 
memorializing the above.   
 
15. 
Based upon what the applicant has submitted and the staff analysis in this report, staff offers the 
following positive and/or negative observations the Board may consider in its findings: 
 
• 
Staff is unable to identify a peculiar condition unique to the subject property different that 
other lots in this zoning district bordering the golf course fairway. Exposure to errant golf 
balls is a common condition for homes adjoining the course. Other avenues remain 
available to the applicant. These may include erecting the proposed fence within the lot’s 
principal building envelopment which would permit structure height up to 35’, or 
coordinating with other property owners and local community associations to address the 
homeowner’s concerns with errant golf balls.

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• 
The proposed remedy unduly burdens the southern neighboring property. Staff cannot 
support a variance that resolves one property’s condition by arguably imposing a harmful 
condition on another. The errant golf balls are redirected off the wall into the neighboring 
property. 
 
16. 
And further, if the Board finds the applicant has satisfied the statutory test, and has stated its 
findings on the record, the grant of this variance will memorialize the following: 
 
a) 
Variance approval establishes a 21’ maximum fence height outside the principal building 
envelope along or proximate to the south lot line for APN 200-93-644. 
 
 
Presented by: 
Joel Landis, Planner 
Reviewed by: 
Darren V. Gérard, AICP, Planning Manager  
 
Attachments: 
Case Map (1 page) 
 
Application / Supplemental Questionnaire (3 pages) 
 
Photos (8 pages) 
 
Site Plan (3 pages) 
 
Opposition (7 pages)

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Maricopa County Planning & Development - Phoenix, AZ
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BA260032
Application Name:
Legal Description
Loeks Residential Variance
Applicant
Case Address
3N 1E 9
Lance Loeks
14607 N CAMEO DR
Applicant Phone/Email
Parcel Primary:200-93-644
(253) 939-2744
SUN CITY, AZ 85351
Map scale 1:334
Supervisor District No.
Variance for Protective Golf Netting

Planning & Development Department
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170 Phoenix, Arizona 85003
P: 602.506.3301
Residential Variance Application Packet 
/24 
RESIDENTIAL VARIANCE 
PROPERTY OWNER AUTHORIZATION
APPLICATION FORM
ALL FEES ARE DUE AT TIME OF APPLICATION AND ARE NON-REFUNDABLE
RESIDENTIAL VARIANCE REQUEST
Description of Request:
Existing Zoning District and Use of Property:
Related Case Number(s):
PROPERTY INFORMATION
Address (if known):
General Location (include nearest city/town):
Size in Acres:
Square Feet:
Legal Description:
Section:
Township:
Range:
Assessor’s Parcel Number(s):
Subdivision Name (if applicable):
Is this subject property within an area of 15% or greater hillside slopes? Yes  
No  
APPLICANT INFORMATION
Name:
Contact:
Address:
City:
State:
Zip:
Phone #:
Fax #:
E-mail Address:
PROPERTY OWNER INFORMATION
Name:
Contact:
Address:
City:
State:
Zip:
Phone #:
Fax #:
E-mail Address:
PROPERTY OWNER AND APPLICANT AUTHORIZATION 
I (property owner)
authorize (applicant’s name)
to file this application on all matters relating to this request with Maricopa County. By signing this form as the property owner I hereby agree to 
abide by any and all conditions that may be assigned by the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, Maricopa County Planning and Zoning 
Commission, or Maricopa County Planning and Development Department staff as applicable, as part of any approval of this request, including 
conditions, development agreements, and/or any other requirement that may encumber or otherwise affect the use of my property. 
PROPOSITION 207 WAIVER – SIGNATURE REQUIRED
The property owner acknowledges that the approval being sought by this application may cause a reduction in the existing rights to use, 
divide, sell or possess the private property that is the subject of this application.  The property owner further acknowledges that it is the 
property owner who has requested the action sought by the filing of this application.  Therefore, with full knowledge of all rights granted to 
the property owner pursuant to A.R.S.§1§12-1132 through 1138, the property owner does hereby waive any and all claims for diminution in 
value of the property with regard to any action taken by Maricopa County as result of the filing of this application.
Property Owner Signature:
Date:
INSPECTIONS
By submitting this application, I am inviting County staff to conduct all site inspections they deem necessary.
VERIFICATION OF APPLICATION INFORMATION  – SIGNATURE REQUIRED  
I certify that the statements in this application and support material are true. Any approvals or permits granted by Maricopa County in reliance 
upon the truthfulness of these statements may be revoked or rescinded. 
Owner or Authorized Agent Signature:
Date:
ARS § 1605 TIMEFRAME EXTENSION 
I authorize a 50% timeframe extension for the review of my application as adopted by the Board of Supervisors per ARS § 1605 and as 
amended.
Property Owner Signature: _________________________________________________________   Date:
  ______________________________

Planning & Development Department
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170 Phoenix, Arizona 85003
P: 602.506.3301
Variance Application Packet 
VARIANCE SUPPLEMENTAL QUESTIONNAIRE
ARS §11-816 B.2
The Board of Adjustment may allow a variance from the terms of the ordinance when, owing to peculiar 
conditions, a strict interpretation would work an unnecessary hardship, if in granting such variance the 
general intent and purposes of the zoning ordinance will be preserved.
1.
Please discuss and explain what is/are the peculiar condition(s) facing the property and include reference to the
Maricopa County Zoning Ordinance Regulation(s) or Development Standard(s) to be varied. Explain the proposed 
use of the property with the variance request. Identify and explain all peculiar conditions on your property in regard
to the following areas: slope, narrowness, shallowness, irregular shape, location, washes, vegetation, and
easements, etc. Explain how enforcement of the Zoning Regulation(s) or Development Standard(s) would impose
a hardship on the property.
2.
Please explain the unnecessary hardship the Maricopa County Zoning Ordinance creates because of a peculiar
condition/the peculiar conditions on site. Please discuss and explain that the peculiar condition of the property is
not self-created in the line of title.

Planning & Development Department
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170 Phoenix, Arizona 85003
P: 602.506.3301
3.
Please discuss and explain how the granting of the requested variance would not cause a negative impact on
the general intent and purpose of the Zoning Ordinance.
*Additional sheets may be attached.
** DO NOT USE THIS FORM IF YOU ARE SUBMITTING AN INTERPRETATION
Variance Application Packet

Description:  Looking in - Front of house
Direction Picture Faces:  East
Location Picture Taken:  West side of N Cameo Dr
Description:  Looking out - View from front of house
Direction Picture Faces:  West
Location Picture Taken:  Front of house, by garage door

Description:  Looking out - Side yard
Direction Picture Faces:  South
Location Picture Taken:  Back yard
Description:  Looking in – Back side yard
Direction Picture Faces:  North
Location Picture Taken:  South corner of neighbor’s yard
Note:  Neighbor has not occupied house for a while and
has not picked up any errant golf balls.
If you zoom in you can see the large quantity
of golf balls (15 visible in photo) which landed in their yard

Description:  Looking in – Back yard
Direction Picture Faces:  West
Location Picture Taken:  Golf course, facing house
Description:  Looking out – back yard
Direction Picture Faces:  East
Location Picture Taken:  Back yard, near house
Note:  Golfers constantly hit errant balls near house
and away from fairway

Description:  Looking out – North side of back yard
Direction Picture Faces:  North
Location Picture Taken:  Back yard, near side yard
Description:  Looking in – North side of back yard
Direction Picture Faces:  South
Location Picture Taken: North corner of neighbor’s yard

Description:  Looking in – South Wall Golf Ball Damage
Direction Picture Faces:  North
Location Picture Taken: South Side Yard
Information:  Blue tape marks 24 stucco repairs due to golf
ball impact.  2019 to 2025
Description:  Looking in – Patio Post Golf Ball Damage
Direction Picture Faces:  North
Location Picture Taken: Covered Patio
Information:  Blue tape marks 2 stucco repairs 
due to golf ball impact.  2019 to 2025

Description:  Looking in – Solar Panel Golf Ball Damage
Direction Picture Faces:  Down from roof
Location Picture Taken: Roof
Information:  Five golf ball impacts to solar panels
Description:  Looking in – Solar Tube Lens Golf Ball Damage
Direction Picture Faces:  Down from roof
Location Picture Taken: Roof
Information:  Golf ball impact broke solar tube lens

Description:  Looking in – Pergola Golf Ball Damage
Direction Picture Faces:  Down from roof
Location Picture Taken: Roof
Information:  Blue circles show location of Golf ball impact damage
Pergola installed in 2024, photo shows two years of damage (19 locations)
Description:  Looking in – Gutter Golf Ball Damage
Direction Picture Faces:  West
Location Picture Taken: Covered Patio
Information:  Example of golf ball impact
damage to gutter, identified by blue circle
Multiple incidences

Description:  Looking in – Window Frame
Golf Ball Damage
Direction Picture Faces:  West
Location Picture Taken: Covered Patio
Information:  Broken Window Frame 
identified by blue circle
Description:  Looking in – Pool Tile
Golf Ball Damage
Direction Picture Faces:  North
Location Picture Taken: Pool
Information:  Shatter blue tile
identified by blue circle

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Pool
Putting
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Pergola
Covered
Patio
Residence
Pool
Equip
Planter
Planter
Tree
Tree
Tree
Driveway
Sidewalk -4
Sidewalk - 4
Street – N Cameo Dr
Palmbrook Golf Course
General Direction of
Errant Golf Balls
Entering Property
5’ Fence
Around
Back Yard
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9.75
3
4.75
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25.25
21.25
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40.5
44.5
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20.25
30
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21.5
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Protective Golf Netting – 21’
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60
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13.5
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17
18
39.5
11.5
9.75
2
9.25
11.75
4
14
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4.5
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5.5
1” = 15’
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SCALE IN FEET
VICINITY MAP
NOT TO SCALE
N Boswell Blvd
W Raintree Dr
W Rolling Hills Dr
W Newport Dr
N Shiprock Dr
N Cameo Dr
THIS
SITE
N
Garage
19.5
46.25
Parcel No.: 200-93-644
Owner: 
Loeks
(Paper Size 11 x 17)
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238 Yards (713 Feet)
From Tee to House
200 Yards From Tee
250 Yards From Tee
Most amateur golfers hit a golf ball 
within the 200 - 250 yard range
Putting
Green
Tee For Hole #17
558 Yards
Map is copied from Google Maps
1” = 200 Feet
Scale in Feet
0
200
400
600
North
This Site
Parcel No.: 200-93-644
Owner: 
Loeks
Palmbrook Golf Course
Hole Number 17
Hole number 17 is a “dog leg” left.  The ideal first shot to the center of the fairway 
is 256 yards (slight NE direction).  The ideal second shot toward the green is 
239 yards (slight NW direction).  The fairway curves to the left, i.e. dog leg left.
The ideal third shot is a 63 yard chip shot onto the green.
Note that a straight golf shot from the tee towards the green (avoiding the curve)
causes the errant golf ball to land in a zone nearest the affected site.
Page 2 of 3

For average shots from the tee, 250 yards represents a standard "long" 
distance for many amateur golfers. 
At the property line, which is approximately 238 yards from the tee box, a 
ball traveling this distance is approximately 17.9 feet in the air.
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Plan Number: BA260032: Variance for Protective Golf Netting
From hmmarie74 <hmmarie74@protonmail.com>
Date Mon 4/27/2026 12:21 PM
To
Joel Landis (PND) <Joel.Landis@maricopa.gov>
(This email is resent because first email was incomplete and accidently sent).
We want to record our objection to any appoval of the requested variance at 14607 N CAMEO DR , SUN
CITY, AZ, 85351
We believe we have standing in this case, as we live within the affected neighborhood boundaries. Our
objection is two-fold:
1) The fence's extreme height and length not only excessively violates Maricopa County Building code
and Sun City HOA CC&R's (which the homeowners signed), but it is also completely contrary to the
Neighborhood Characteristics, thereby making the neighborhood less desirable. To say the fence is
noticable from a distance is an understatement. The fencing in question is abnormal to the
neighborhood. This abnormal characteristic affects the value of all  homes in the neighborhood, not just
the adjoining properties. As a former real estate appraiser, I can attest to this fact.
      2) There are two pairs of Harris' Hawks that nest in the trees located behind the Cameo home and also in
the trees just south of Boswell. These raptors use the golf course and the neighborhood to hunt for and to
feed their young and themselves. We have watched this happen year after year for the last 9 years. There are
also owls that hunt at night along this corridor. As such, this type of fencing is an immediate threat to the lives
and health of these raptors, not to mention other birds.
For the above reason's, we request that this application for a variance be rejected, and that County order the
offenging fence to be removed immediately.
Thank you,
Michael and Helen Pianga
9439 W Newport Dr
Sun City AZ 85351
928-662-8526
Sent with Proton Mail secure email.

May 5, 2026 
 
Maricopa County 
RE: BA260032 – Variance (Residential) – APN 200-93-644 
 
The public hearing sign is attached to a tree in the front yard. There is only one sign in the yard. 
 
According to Maricopa County ordinance the posting shall be in no less than two places with at least one 
notice for each quarter mile of frontage along perimeter right-of-way so that the notices are visible from 
the nearest public right-of-way. The postings shall remain in place for the entire application period. Each 
notice shall be a minimum of six square feet in area unless combined with the public hearing notices.

Inquiry #: 126655
Status: Assigned
Request Date: 5/4/2026 8:26:45 AM
Inquiry Type: Code Compliance
Customer: James Poad
Address: 14601 N Cameo Drive, Sun City, AZ, 85351
Contact Via: Email
Email: poad.jim@sbcglobal.net
Phone: +1 (608) 774-5429
Description: We oppose the request for Variance of the Maricopa County Zoning Ordinance Standards and/or Regulations at
14607 N. Cameo Drive, Sun City, Arizona. We were approached by the owners of the property via email on 6/27/24. The owners
indicated they were considering installing a 20 ft net for protection of the property. Our property is directly south of 14607 N.
Cameo Drive, and the net was to be installed between our properties. In the email, the owners indicated the nets were approved
by the HOA in Sun City. We responded to the email on 8/6/24. We indicated that we agreed there were an issue with golf balls
being errantly hit and landed in our properties, but we also understood the issues with owning golf course property when we
purchased the property. We also indicated a net would not be our choice for protection and that our choice would be something
more aesthetically appealing like a pergola type structure. To this date we have not installed any structures for protection. We also
indicated no matter what structure you installed, it would not provide 100% structure damage or physical injury. Our main issue
with the net is its size and its potential impact on property values for future sales. We also believe the net would not be as big an
issue if were not for the liability of guests at the property because of its AirBNB status. James M and Beth Poad Richard and Debra
Poad Thomas and Gail Poad Theodore and Patricia Evans
Loc. Address: 14607 N Cameo Drive, Sun City, AZ
Loc. X-Streets: Rolling Hills Drive
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