CPP Final Report

1 
SUMMARY / FINAL REPORT 
Total individuals notified: 36 
Total Participants: 0 
CONCERNS, ISSUES, PROBLEMS EXPRESSED 
 
There were no attendees at the virtual neighborhood meeting and there have 
been no emails or phone calls from any of the participants. 
 
 
HOW CONCERNS WILL BE ADDRESSED? 
 
The engineer of record will continue to be available and will address concerns 
as/if they arise. 
 
 
CONCERNS APPLICANT IS UNWILLING TO ADDRESS 
 
 
No concerns have been raised at this time 
 
 
HOW THE PROPOSAL HAS BEEN REVISED TO ADDRESS CONCERNS 
 
Proposal has not been revised 
 
 
 
APPLICANT SIGNATURE AND DATE 
 
01-21-2022 
 
 
Failed
BY
DATE
Conditionally Approved
Approved

clavelle
1/21/2022
City of Glendale
Development Services Department
Planning Division
 CUP21-12
Received City of Glendale 1-21-2022

1 
 
CITIZEN PARTICIPATION PLAN 
 
 
COMPLETION OF THE FOLLOWING IS NECESSARY FOR APPROVAL 
OF YOUR PLAN 
DEVELOPMENT 
PROPOSAL 
Conditional Use to expand a drive thru in 
the C-2 Zoning District 
HEARING 
REQUEST Conditional Use Permit 
ADDRESS 5516 W. Glendale Ave 
SR# 21-0137 
DATE 01-07-2022 
APPLICANT Michael Prefling 
 
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED PROJECT 
 
The existing Pete’s Fish and Chips restaurant is wanting to expand their parking 
lot and reconfigure the general traffic flow in and out of their site. 
 
 
DESCRIBE PUBLIC NOTICES, MEETINGS, RELATED OTHER PUBLICITY 
 
 
A mailer was sent out to the identified interested parties with a project 
narrative, site plan, and landscape plan.  Within the mailer was also information 
to attend a virtual neighborhood meeting.  The Zoom meet was held on 
December 6th, 2021 at 7PM. 
 
A second mailer was sent out on January 7th, 2022 with the same project 
narrative, site and landscape plan along with a request to please email any 
comments and/or concerns to the civil engineer of record.

2 
IDENTIFY WHO MAY WILL BE DIRECTLY AND INDIRECTLY AFFECTED BY YOUR 
PROPOSAL AND ANYONE WHO EXPRESSED INTEREST OR BELIEVE THEY WILL 
BE AFFECTED. 
 
 
The general public 
 
 
IDENTIFY ANY CONCERNS THE ABOVE INDIVIDUALS MAY HAVE 
 
 
There were no attendees to the virtual meeting and no emails with concerns or 
comments have been sent to date 
 
 
HOW WILL THEY BE PROIVIDED AN OPPORTUNITY TO DISCUSS THE PROPOSAL 
WITH THE APPLICANT IF ISSUES OR QUESTIONS CONTINUE OR SUDENLY ARISE 
AFTER DISTRIBUTION OF THE NOTIFICATION LETTER. 
 
 
The engineering of record, who is also the overall applicant has provided his 
email in the notification letter.   
 
 
HOW WILL THESE INDIVIDUALS BE INFORMED OF ANY CHANGES AFTER THE 
INITIAL CONTACT? 
 
 
If necessary, additional mailers can be sent to outline progress, changes, and/or 
status of the project. 
 
 
HOW WILL YOU KEEP GLENDALE PLANNING STAFF UPDATED ON THE STATUS 
OF YOUR CITIZEN PARTICIPATION EFFORTS? 
 
The plan is to continue to coordinate and provide updates through Christina 
Lavelle.

3 
IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE / DATES OF COMPLETI0N 
Date CPP submitted to Planner January 7, 2022 
Neighborhood Meeting date (if any) NA 
Distribution date of initial notices December 6, 2021 
Number of weeks allowed for responses 6 
Cut-off date for responses January 15, 2022 
Planned Submittal date of CPP Final Report  
 
 
January 21, 2022

Michael Prefling 
4435 E. Chandler Blvd, Suite 200 
Phoenix, AZ 85048 
mike@preflingeng.com 
 
Subject: Pete’s Fish and Chips (55th Dr and Glendale) Parking Lot Expansion 
 
Dear Neighbor: 
 
This is a courtesy follow-up letter to the neighborhood meeting that was held 
on December 13, 2021.  The meeting was held via a Zoom web conference and 
started at 7PM.  There weren’t any neighbor attendees to the December 13th meeting.  
Christine Lavelle, planner with the City of Glendale attended and we discussed 
requirements the City of Glendale has for the site development project.  There were 
no comments provided via email to me from the neighborhood group. 
 
I had sent out a follow-up mailer for an additional neighborhood virtual meeting to be 
held on January 17th.  This is a notification that the January 17th virtual meeting has 
been cancelled and will no longer be held.  We would very much appreciate if you 
could review the narrative below and the site and landscape plan on the subsequent 
pages of this letter.  Please email me (Mike Prefling) any questions, comments or 
concerns that you have with this development so I can summarize and send to City of 
Glendale planning staff. 
 
 
 
City of Glendale
Date Received
January 7, 2022

This letter is to inform you that the Pete’s Fish and Chips restaurant located at the NE 
corner of 55th Drive and Glendale Ave is applying for a conditional use permit with the 
City of Glendale.  The property is located at 5516 W. Glendale Ave, Glendale AZ 
85301 in the Ocotillo District.  
  
The existing Pete’s Fish and Chip restaurant has acquired the existing vacant lot(s) at 
the north end of the site.  The property owner would like to expand their parking and 
reconfigure the drive-thru access.  Today during peak customer visits, cars and traffic 
back up on to Glendale Ave.  By expanding the parking lot bringing drive-thru 
customers in via 55th drive the result should be a safer environment and a more 
pleasant experience.  Please see the attachment to this letter for the proposed site 
plan.  The plan is to add 22 standard parking stalls, 1 accessible stall, and 
incorporation of a water/ice station.  All incoming customers will be routed onsite via 
55th drive.  There will no longer be direct access to the restaurant off of Glendale Ave. 
  
Comments and questions will be accepted at this time.  Please write, email, or call me 
at the contact information above.  Final comments are due on January 15, 2022.  You 
may also contact Christine Lavelle with the City of Glendale at (623) 930-2553 to 
deliver your comments.   
 
 
 
 
Michael Prefling, civil engineer of record for this project 
4435 E. Chandler Blvd, Suite 200 
Phoenix, AZ 85048 
mike@preflingeng.com

Site Location and Vicinity Map
Existing Pete's Fish and
Chips restaurant
Vacant lot - Area for
expanded parking plan

Proposed Site Plan

TREES
BOTANICAL / COMMON NAME
SIZE
PINUS ELDARICA
PROTECT IN PLACE
AFGHAN PINE
ULMUS PARVIFOLIA 'TRUE GREEN'
36"BOX
TRUE GREEN LACEBARK ELM
ULMUS PARVIFOLIA 'TRUE GREEN'
VARIES
TRUE GREEN LACEBARK ELM
SHRUBS
BOTANICAL / COMMON NAME
SIZE
CALLIANDRA ERIOPHYLLA
5 GAL
FAIRY DUSTER
CAESALPINIA GILLIESII
5 GAL
YELLOW BIRD OF PARADISE
ACCENT
BOTANICAL / COMMON NAME
SIZE
HESPERALOE PARVIFLORA 'DESERT FLAMENCO' TM
5 GAL
DESERT FLAMENCO RED YUCCA
DASYLIRION WHEELERI
5 GAL
GREY DESERT SPOON
5' ON CENTER
GROUNDCOVERBOTANICAL / COMMON NAME
SIZE
ROSMARINUS OFFICINALIS 'HUNTINGTON CARPET'
5 GAL
HUNTINGTON CARPET ROSEMARY
DALEA CAPITATA 'SIERRA GOLD' TM
5 GAL
SIERRA GOLD DALEA
2' ON CENTER
LANTANA MONTEVIDENSIS
5 GAL
TRAILING LANTANA
2' ON CENTER
1
2
4
5
·
VERIFY SMOOTH GRADE CONDITIONS TO ALL AREAS PRIOR TO BEGINNING
LANDSCAPE.  ELIMINATE ANY CONFLICTS THAT WOULD IMPACT ULTIMATE
SOLUTION.
TREE PLANTING AND STAKING (DOUBLE STAKE). DETAIL TBD.
SHRUB PLANTING. DETAIL TBD.
DECOMPOSED GRANITE TO ALL LANDSCAPE AREAS. DETAIL TBD.  PROVIDE UNIFORM
FINISH GRADE 3" BELOW TOP OF ALL WALKS & CURBS PRIOR TO PLACEMENT OF
TOPDRESSING. BLEND NEW AND EXISTING DECOMPOSED GRANITE SEAMLESSLY. SEE
MATERIAL QUANTITIES. A PRE-EMERGENT HERBICIDE SHALL BE APPLIED TO THE GROUND
PRIOR TO PLACEMENT.
FINISH GRADE TO BE 1" BELOW ADJACENT HARDSCAPE OR HEADER.
SVT TRIANGLE, PER CIVIL PLANS, MAINTAIN SHRUB HEIGHT  BELOW 24". (TBD)
EXISTING SITE/ SCREEN WALLS (TBD)
TREES THAT OVERHANG THE SIGHT DISTANCE LINE (S.D.L.) OR SIGHT VISIBILITY EASEMENT
(S.V.E.) TO BE TRIMMED TO A HEIGHT OF NO LESS THAN 7' AT ALL TIMES. (TBD)
PLANTING KEYNOTES
3
6
NOTE: ALL AREAS TO RECEIVE 2" DEEP DECOMPOSED GRANITE TOPDRESSING.
55TH DRIVE
7
SIDEWALK
PLANT LEGEND
CONCEPTUAL LANDSCAPE PLAN
PROPERTY LINE
R.O.W.
0
SCALE: 
feet
10
20
30
1" = 10'
NORTH
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT
Contact: Jim Smith
1426 North 2nd Street
Suite 200
Phoenix, Arizona 85004
Tel: 602.358.7711
collectiV LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS 
Email: jims@collectivla.com
CIVIL ENGINEER
MICHAEL PREFLING
Contact: Michael Prefling
4435 E Chandler Blvd, Suite 200
Phoenix, Arizona 85048
Email: mike@preflingeng.com
PROJECT INFORMATION
Tel: (480) 625-9795
W. ORANGEWOOD AVE
VICINITY MAP
N 59TH AVE
NORTH
N.T.S.
R.O.W.
EXISTING PINE
TREE TO REMAIN
CITY OF GLENDALE LANDSCAPE NOTES
A.
LANDSCAPING IN MEDIANS AND RIGHT-OF-WAYS
The city encourages Smart Growth and the use of LID storm water techniques in the right-of-way. Below
are some design standards for landscaping in the right-of way or median:
1. All plant material must be selected from the Arizona Department of Water Resources Low Water Use
Plant List. Not all plant materials are appropriate for use within the public right-of-way. The selected
plant materials are also to be consistent with the appropriate character of the areas described.
2. Trees should be located so that the expected mature tree canopy does not ultimately extend into the
travel lanes. Consider the mature tree height and placement of trees to minimize potentially adverse
effects on above-ground utilities, street lighting or signage. Tree density must be no closer than 25 feet
on center along pedestrian corridors. Trees should not be planted within 10 feet of an existing private
wall, sign or street light pole. Natural growth habits and excessive watering frequencies shall be taken
nto consideration to minimize maintenance needs. Plant material clearance shall be provided to
prevent conflict with signs, lighting, fire equipment or median crossings. Landscaping must not create
hazards to public safety through plant growth habit, structure, or location. Trees should be provided at
the rate of 1 tree per 35 lineal feet on center. The minimum size is 15 gallon with 50 percent of the
trees to be 24” box or larger.
3. Decomposed Granite must be ¾- inch screened Desert Gold or of a matching color to adjacent
andscaped areas. A sample will be submitted to the Engineering Division for approval prior to the
contractor ordering and bringing it to the site. Color shall match what exists in the area. Decomposed
granite will be distributed uniformly to a depth of 2 inches covering the entire landscape area. A
pre-emergent herbicide shall be applied before and after placing the granite.
4. Care should be taken when designing landscaping within the sight distance triangles. Mounds within
sight distance easements must not exceed 18 inches as measured above the final grade elevation. The
maximum slope of any mounding shall be 4:1. The finished landscape grade of the decomposed
granite should be smooth, uniform, and a minimum of 2 inches below the top of curb.
5. Backflow preventers and controllers may be placed in the median.
6. The Engineering Division will inspect all landscape and irrigation work in the medians.
7. All street right-of-way landscaping shall conform to the city's Landscape Ordinance and an
approved street landscape master plan, and shall contain plant materials listed in that master plan.
8. Within thirty (30) feet of any street intersection trees shall not be planted which are so numerous or
so close together that the trunks obstruct more than twenty (20) percent of the view of operators of
vehicles on the adjacent street.
9. Design trees and plants so they will not grow within two (2) feet of the face of any curb or within one
(1) foot of any sidewalk located on public right-of-way, except that tree canopies over eighty-four (84)
nches in height and plants under two (2) foot in height are exempted from this provision.
10. Sight distance requirements for trees and shrubs shall follow the City's Standard Details G-447 and
G-448. These sight lines must clearly show on the landscape plans. Trees planted within the sight
triangle are to have the canopy pruned to a height of 8 feet or higher upon installation. Height will be
measured from pavement grade and total height will include the height of any mounding.
11. Median bull noses less than 4' wide shall have brick pavers or stamped concrete installed. No
plant material will be allowed.
B.
MAINTENANCE RESPONSIBILITY
Maintenance of landscaping within rights-of-ways behind the street curb will be the responsibility of the
developer, property owner, or a homeowners association. Median landscaping will be maintained by
the City after the landscape establishment period ends and the landscaping is accepted by the City. The
andscape establishment period for median landscaping shall be 180 days or as stated in the project
specifications. During the landscape establishment period, the developer will be responsible for all
costs, including trash pickup, watering, electric for the controller and plant replacement. The landscape
establishment period begins after the approval of the landscaping and irrigation system by the City's
nspector and Parks Department. The water and electric meter accounts will be in the contractor's name
until the landscape establishment period expires.
C.
NOMENCLATURE
For inspection and identification, durable and legible labels written in weather resistant ink shall
dentify the correct plant name and size, as specified in the plant list, and shall be securely attached to
all tree trunks delivered to the site.
D.
SOIL
Soil shall be natural and fertile and shall not be excessive in acid or alkaline, nor contain toxic
substances harmful to plant growth, and be reasonably free of noxious weeds, clay lumps, clods,
stones, roots, stumps and debris of any kind. Mulch in planting basins shall consist of 25 pounds of soil
sulphur thoroughly mixed with one cubic yard of organic mulch. Mulch shall be evenly spread
throughout the tree basin to a depth of 2 inches.
E.
TREE PLANTING
Remove the nursery stakes and ties. Do not prune unless there are dead or broken branches. Once
planted, the top of the root ball should be level or slightly above the finished grade to avoid crown rots.
Do not pack the soil. Apply enough water to thoroughly wet the soil to the depth of the root ball. Apply
organic mulch at a depth of three to four inches on top of the soil area that was tilled. See the
University of Arizona, College of Agriculture: Planting Guidelines publication AZ1022.
F.
RIGHT-OF-WAY INSPECTIONS FOR CITY PROJECTS
The City's Engineering Division will arrange a pre-construction meeting with the contractor to review
approved plans, MAG requirements, testing, maintenance responsibility, project schedule, etc. City
staff will inspect the work during construction for compliance with the approved plans. City staff will
perform a walkthrough with the contractor after completion of work to begin the landscape
establishment period. The warranty period once any punch list items are completed. At the end of the
andscape establishment period, a final walk through with the contractor will be performed to
determine any plant replacements or repairs to the system. Once completed, the Engineering Division
will issue the Final Letter of Acceptance to end the warranty period and begin city maintenance of the
andscaping. Upon acceptance, the contractor will remove his name from the water and electric
accounts and establish them in the City's name.
           ALL AREAS WITHIN THE LIMIT OF WORK TO RECIEVE AN AUTOMATIC IRRIG
W GLENDALE AVE
W MARYLAND AVE
N 51ST AVE
US 60
PROJECT LOCATION:
5516 W GLENDALE AVE
GLENDALE, AZ 85301
OWNER/DEVELOPER
Contact: Steve Garday
203 N Macdonald st
Mesa, AZ 85201
Tel: 623.451.4738
GKP&B LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
Email: sjgarday@gmail.com
PRELIMINARY SITE DATA
NET SITE AREA: 20,300 SQFT. ( 0.47 ACRES)
RESTAURANT AREA: 3,150 SQFT.
EXISTING PARKING: 11, 2 ACCESSABLE, 13 TOTAL
EXISTINGA.P. NO. 147-25-091, 147-25-092, 147-25-093
TOTAL SITE AREA: 14,000 SQFT. ( 0.32 ACRES)
PROPOSED PARKING: 30 NEW
REQUIRED PARKING: 13 SPACES
TOTAL LANDSCAPE AREA PROPOSED: 3,718.4 SQFT
REQUIRED LANDSCAPE AREA: 20 % OF TOTAL SITE AREA= 2,800 SQFT
PROPOSED
A.P. NO. 147-25-094, 147-25-095
EXISTING TO REMAIN
LIMIT OF WORK
SIDEWALK
TRASH
ENCLOSURE
WATER AND
ICE STATION
DECORATIVE PAVING
PER DOWNTOWN
STREETSCAPE DESIGN
GUIDELINES
DEVELOPMENT LEVEL D
SIDEWALK
MENU BOARD
1
2
3
NEW 6' TALL
CMU WALL
1
2
3
4
1
2
4
EXISTING DRIVE
NOT A PART
APN: 147-25-096
USE: MULTI-FAMILY
DELIVERY DRIVE
DECORATIVE PAVING
PER DOWNTOWN
STREETSCAPE DESIGN
GUIDELINES
DEVELOPMENT LEVEL D
*50% 15 GAL 50% 24" BOX

Michael Prefling 
4435 E. Chandler Blvd, Suite 200 
Phoenix, AZ 85048 
mike@preflingeng.com 
 
Subject: Pete’s Fish and Chips (55th Dr and Glendale) Parking Lot Expansion 
 
Dear Neighbor: 
 
This letter is to inform you that the Pete’s Fish and Chips restaurant located at the NE 
corner of 55th Drive and Glendale Ave is applying for a conditional use permit with the 
City of Glendale.  The property is located at 5516 W. Glendale Ave, Glendale AZ 
85301 in the Ocotillo District.  
  
The existing Pete’s Fish and Chip restaurant has acquired the existing vacant lot(s) at 
the north end of the site.  The property owner would like to expand their parking and 
reconfigure the drive-thru access.  Today during peak customer visits, cars and traffic 
back up on to Glendale Ave.  By expanding the parking lot bringing drive-thru 
customers in via 55th drive the result should be a safer environment and a more 
pleasant experience.  Please see the attachment to this letter for the proposed site 
plan.  The plan is to add 22 standard parking stalls, 1 accessible stall, and 
incorporation of a water/ice station.  All incoming customers will be routed onsite via 
55th drive.  There will no longer be direct access to the restaurant off of Glendale Ave. 
  
A virtual neighborhood meeting will take place on January 17th.  The meeting will be 
held virtually through Zoom.  The Zoom information is included in this letter.  
Comments and questions will be accepted at this time.  If you are unable to attend, 
please write, email, or call me at the contact information above.  You may also contact 
Christine Lavelle with the City of Glendale at (623) 930-2553.   
 
The meeting will take place via Zoom.  Please see the link, meeting ID and password below to join the 
meeting. 
Meeting Date: Monday January 17th, 2021 
Meeting Time: 7PM 
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83298217549 
 
Meeting ID: 832 9821 7549 
Passcode: 068528 
City of Glendale
Date Received
December 13, 2021

Site Location and Vicinity Map
Existing Pete's Fish and
Chips restaurant
Vacant lot - Area for
expanded parking plan

Proposed Site Plan

TREES
BOTANICAL / COMMON NAME
SIZE
PINUS ELDARICA
PROTECT IN PLACE
AFGHAN PINE
ULMUS PARVIFOLIA 'TRUE GREEN'
36"BOX
TRUE GREEN LACEBARK ELM
ULMUS PARVIFOLIA 'TRUE GREEN'
VARIES
TRUE GREEN LACEBARK ELM
SHRUBS
BOTANICAL / COMMON NAME
SIZE
CALLIANDRA ERIOPHYLLA
5 GAL
FAIRY DUSTER
CAESALPINIA GILLIESII
5 GAL
YELLOW BIRD OF PARADISE
ACCENT
BOTANICAL / COMMON NAME
SIZE
HESPERALOE PARVIFLORA 'DESERT FLAMENCO' TM
5 GAL
DESERT FLAMENCO RED YUCCA
DASYLIRION WHEELERI
5 GAL
GREY DESERT SPOON
5' ON CENTER
GROUNDCOVERBOTANICAL / COMMON NAME
SIZE
ROSMARINUS OFFICINALIS 'HUNTINGTON CARPET'
5 GAL
HUNTINGTON CARPET ROSEMARY
DALEA CAPITATA 'SIERRA GOLD' TM
5 GAL
SIERRA GOLD DALEA
2' ON CENTER
LANTANA MONTEVIDENSIS
5 GAL
TRAILING LANTANA
2' ON CENTER
1
2
4
5
·
VERIFY SMOOTH GRADE CONDITIONS TO ALL AREAS PRIOR TO BEGINNING
LANDSCAPE.  ELIMINATE ANY CONFLICTS THAT WOULD IMPACT ULTIMATE
SOLUTION.
TREE PLANTING AND STAKING (DOUBLE STAKE). DETAIL TBD.
SHRUB PLANTING. DETAIL TBD.
DECOMPOSED GRANITE TO ALL LANDSCAPE AREAS. DETAIL TBD.  PROVIDE UNIFORM
FINISH GRADE 3" BELOW TOP OF ALL WALKS & CURBS PRIOR TO PLACEMENT OF
TOPDRESSING. BLEND NEW AND EXISTING DECOMPOSED GRANITE SEAMLESSLY. SEE
MATERIAL QUANTITIES. A PRE-EMERGENT HERBICIDE SHALL BE APPLIED TO THE GROUND
PRIOR TO PLACEMENT.
FINISH GRADE TO BE 1" BELOW ADJACENT HARDSCAPE OR HEADER.
SVT TRIANGLE, PER CIVIL PLANS, MAINTAIN SHRUB HEIGHT  BELOW 24". (TBD)
EXISTING SITE/ SCREEN WALLS (TBD)
TREES THAT OVERHANG THE SIGHT DISTANCE LINE (S.D.L.) OR SIGHT VISIBILITY EASEMENT
(S.V.E.) TO BE TRIMMED TO A HEIGHT OF NO LESS THAN 7' AT ALL TIMES. (TBD)
PLANTING KEYNOTES
3
6
NOTE: ALL AREAS TO RECEIVE 2" DEEP DECOMPOSED GRANITE TOPDRESSING.
55TH DRIVE
7
SIDEWALK
PLANT LEGEND
CONCEPTUAL LANDSCAPE PLAN
PROPERTY LINE
R.O.W.
0
SCALE: 
feet
10
20
30
1" = 10'
NORTH
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT
Contact: Jim Smith
1426 North 2nd Street
Suite 200
Phoenix, Arizona 85004
Tel: 602.358.7711
collectiV LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS 
Email: jims@collectivla.com
CIVIL ENGINEER
MICHAEL PREFLING
Contact: Michael Prefling
4435 E Chandler Blvd, Suite 200
Phoenix, Arizona 85048
Email: mike@preflingeng.com
PROJECT INFORMATION
Tel: (480) 625-9795
W. ORANGEWOOD AVE
VICINITY MAP
N 59TH AVE
NORTH
N.T.S.
R.O.W.
EXISTING PINE
TREE TO REMAIN
CITY OF GLENDALE LANDSCAPE NOTES
A.
LANDSCAPING IN MEDIANS AND RIGHT-OF-WAYS
The city encourages Smart Growth and the use of LID storm water techniques in the right-of-way. Below
are some design standards for landscaping in the right-of way or median:
1. All plant material must be selected from the Arizona Department of Water Resources Low Water Use
Plant List. Not all plant materials are appropriate for use within the public right-of-way. The selected
plant materials are also to be consistent with the appropriate character of the areas described.
2. Trees should be located so that the expected mature tree canopy does not ultimately extend into the
travel lanes. Consider the mature tree height and placement of trees to minimize potentially adverse
effects on above-ground utilities, street lighting or signage. Tree density must be no closer than 25 feet
on center along pedestrian corridors. Trees should not be planted within 10 feet of an existing private
wall, sign or street light pole. Natural growth habits and excessive watering frequencies shall be taken
nto consideration to minimize maintenance needs. Plant material clearance shall be provided to
prevent conflict with signs, lighting, fire equipment or median crossings. Landscaping must not create
hazards to public safety through plant growth habit, structure, or location. Trees should be provided at
the rate of 1 tree per 35 lineal feet on center. The minimum size is 15 gallon with 50 percent of the
trees to be 24” box or larger.
3. Decomposed Granite must be ¾- inch screened Desert Gold or of a matching color to adjacent
andscaped areas. A sample will be submitted to the Engineering Division for approval prior to the
contractor ordering and bringing it to the site. Color shall match what exists in the area. Decomposed
granite will be distributed uniformly to a depth of 2 inches covering the entire landscape area. A
pre-emergent herbicide shall be applied before and after placing the granite.
4. Care should be taken when designing landscaping within the sight distance triangles. Mounds within
sight distance easements must not exceed 18 inches as measured above the final grade elevation. The
maximum slope of any mounding shall be 4:1. The finished landscape grade of the decomposed
granite should be smooth, uniform, and a minimum of 2 inches below the top of curb.
5. Backflow preventers and controllers may be placed in the median.
6. The Engineering Division will inspect all landscape and irrigation work in the medians.
7. All street right-of-way landscaping shall conform to the city's Landscape Ordinance and an
approved street landscape master plan, and shall contain plant materials listed in that master plan.
8. Within thirty (30) feet of any street intersection trees shall not be planted which are so numerous or
so close together that the trunks obstruct more than twenty (20) percent of the view of operators of
vehicles on the adjacent street.
9. Design trees and plants so they will not grow within two (2) feet of the face of any curb or within one
(1) foot of any sidewalk located on public right-of-way, except that tree canopies over eighty-four (84)
nches in height and plants under two (2) foot in height are exempted from this provision.
10. Sight distance requirements for trees and shrubs shall follow the City's Standard Details G-447 and
G-448. These sight lines must clearly show on the landscape plans. Trees planted within the sight
triangle are to have the canopy pruned to a height of 8 feet or higher upon installation. Height will be
measured from pavement grade and total height will include the height of any mounding.
11. Median bull noses less than 4' wide shall have brick pavers or stamped concrete installed. No
plant material will be allowed.
B.
MAINTENANCE RESPONSIBILITY
Maintenance of landscaping within rights-of-ways behind the street curb will be the responsibility of the
developer, property owner, or a homeowners association. Median landscaping will be maintained by
the City after the landscape establishment period ends and the landscaping is accepted by the City. The
andscape establishment period for median landscaping shall be 180 days or as stated in the project
specifications. During the landscape establishment period, the developer will be responsible for all
costs, including trash pickup, watering, electric for the controller and plant replacement. The landscape
establishment period begins after the approval of the landscaping and irrigation system by the City's
nspector and Parks Department. The water and electric meter accounts will be in the contractor's name
until the landscape establishment period expires.
C.
NOMENCLATURE
For inspection and identification, durable and legible labels written in weather resistant ink shall
dentify the correct plant name and size, as specified in the plant list, and shall be securely attached to
all tree trunks delivered to the site.
D.
SOIL
Soil shall be natural and fertile and shall not be excessive in acid or alkaline, nor contain toxic
substances harmful to plant growth, and be reasonably free of noxious weeds, clay lumps, clods,
stones, roots, stumps and debris of any kind. Mulch in planting basins shall consist of 25 pounds of soil
sulphur thoroughly mixed with one cubic yard of organic mulch. Mulch shall be evenly spread
throughout the tree basin to a depth of 2 inches.
E.
TREE PLANTING
Remove the nursery stakes and ties. Do not prune unless there are dead or broken branches. Once
planted, the top of the root ball should be level or slightly above the finished grade to avoid crown rots.
Do not pack the soil. Apply enough water to thoroughly wet the soil to the depth of the root ball. Apply
organic mulch at a depth of three to four inches on top of the soil area that was tilled. See the
University of Arizona, College of Agriculture: Planting Guidelines publication AZ1022.
F.
RIGHT-OF-WAY INSPECTIONS FOR CITY PROJECTS
The City's Engineering Division will arrange a pre-construction meeting with the contractor to review
approved plans, MAG requirements, testing, maintenance responsibility, project schedule, etc. City
staff will inspect the work during construction for compliance with the approved plans. City staff will
perform a walkthrough with the contractor after completion of work to begin the landscape
establishment period. The warranty period once any punch list items are completed. At the end of the
andscape establishment period, a final walk through with the contractor will be performed to
determine any plant replacements or repairs to the system. Once completed, the Engineering Division
will issue the Final Letter of Acceptance to end the warranty period and begin city maintenance of the
andscaping. Upon acceptance, the contractor will remove his name from the water and electric
accounts and establish them in the City's name.
           ALL AREAS WITHIN THE LIMIT OF WORK TO RECIEVE AN AUTOMATIC IRRIG
W GLENDALE AVE
W MARYLAND AVE
N 51ST AVE
US 60
PROJECT LOCATION:
5516 W GLENDALE AVE
GLENDALE, AZ 85301
OWNER/DEVELOPER
Contact: Steve Garday
203 N Macdonald st
Mesa, AZ 85201
Tel: 623.451.4738
GKP&B LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
Email: sjgarday@gmail.com
PRELIMINARY SITE DATA
NET SITE AREA: 20,300 SQFT. ( 0.47 ACRES)
RESTAURANT AREA: 3,150 SQFT.
EXISTING PARKING: 11, 2 ACCESSABLE, 13 TOTAL
EXISTINGA.P. NO. 147-25-091, 147-25-092, 147-25-093
TOTAL SITE AREA: 14,000 SQFT. ( 0.32 ACRES)
PROPOSED PARKING: 30 NEW
REQUIRED PARKING: 13 SPACES
TOTAL LANDSCAPE AREA PROPOSED: 3,718.4 SQFT
REQUIRED LANDSCAPE AREA: 20 % OF TOTAL SITE AREA= 2,800 SQFT
PROPOSED
A.P. NO. 147-25-094, 147-25-095
EXISTING TO REMAIN
LIMIT OF WORK
SIDEWALK
TRASH
ENCLOSURE
WATER AND
ICE STATION
DECORATIVE PAVING
PER DOWNTOWN
STREETSCAPE DESIGN
GUIDELINES
DEVELOPMENT LEVEL D
SIDEWALK
MENU BOARD
1
2
3
NEW 6' TALL
CMU WALL
1
2
3
4
1
2
4
EXISTING DRIVE
NOT A PART
APN: 147-25-096
USE: MULTI-FAMILY
DELIVERY DRIVE
DECORATIVE PAVING
PER DOWNTOWN
STREETSCAPE DESIGN
GUIDELINES
DEVELOPMENT LEVEL D
*50% 15 GAL 50% 24" BOX

Michael Prefling 
4435 E. Chandler Blvd, Suite 200 
Phoenix, AZ 85048 
mike@preflingeng.com 
 
Subject: Pete’s Fish and Chips (55th Dr and Glendale) Parking Lot Expansion 
 
Dear Neighbor: 
 
This letter is to inform you that the Pete’s Fish and Chips restaurant located at the NE 
corner of 55th Drive and Glendale Ave is applying for a conditional use permit with the 
City of Glendale.  The property is located at 5516 W. Glendale Ave, Glendale AZ 
85301 in the Ocotillo District.  
  
The existing Pete’s Fish and Chip restaurant has acquired the existing vacant lot(s) at 
the north end of the site.  The property owner would like to expand their parking and 
reconfigure the drive-thru access.  Today during peak customer visits, cars and traffic 
back up on to Glendale Ave.  By expanding the parking lot bringing drive-thru 
customers in via 55th drive the result should be a safer environment and a more 
pleasant experience.  Please see the attachment to this letter for the proposed site 
plan.  The plan is to add 22 standard parking stalls, 1 accessible stall, and 
incorporation of a water/ice station.  All incoming customers will be routed onsite via 
55th drive.  There will no longer be direct access to the restaurant off of Glendale Ave. 
  
A virtual neighborhood meeting will take place on December 6th, 2021.  The meeting 
will be held virtually through Zoom.  The Zoom information is included in this letter.  
Comments and questions will be accepted at this time.  If you are unable to attend, 
please write, email, or call me at the contact information above.  You may also contact 
Christine Lavelle with the City of Glendale at (623) 930-2553.   
 
The meeting will take place via Zoom.  Please see the link, meeting ID and password below to join the 
meeting. 
Meeting Date: Monday December 06th, 2021 
Meeting Time: 7PM 
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84758178954 
 
Meeting ID: 847 5817 8954 
Passcode: 963985 
City of Glendale
Date Received
 November 3,2021

Site Location and Vicinity Map
Existing Pete's Fish and
Chips restaurant
Vacant lot - Area for
expanded parking plan

Proposed Site Plan

TREES
BOTANICAL / COMMON NAME
SIZE
PINUS ELDARICA
PROTECT IN PLACE
AFGHAN PINE
ULMUS PARVIFOLIA 'TRUE GREEN'
36"BOX
TRUE GREEN LACEBARK ELM
ULMUS PARVIFOLIA 'TRUE GREEN'
VARIES
TRUE GREEN LACEBARK ELM
SHRUBS
BOTANICAL / COMMON NAME
SIZE
CALLIANDRA ERIOPHYLLA
5 GAL
FAIRY DUSTER
CAESALPINIA GILLIESII
5 GAL
YELLOW BIRD OF PARADISE
ACCENT
BOTANICAL / COMMON NAME
SIZE
HESPERALOE PARVIFLORA 'DESERT FLAMENCO' TM
5 GAL
DESERT FLAMENCO RED YUCCA
DASYLIRION WHEELERI
5 GAL
GREY DESERT SPOON
5' ON CENTER
GROUNDCOVERBOTANICAL / COMMON NAME
SIZE
ROSMARINUS OFFICINALIS 'HUNTINGTON CARPET'
5 GAL
HUNTINGTON CARPET ROSEMARY
DALEA CAPITATA 'SIERRA GOLD' TM
5 GAL
SIERRA GOLD DALEA
2' ON CENTER
LANTANA MONTEVIDENSIS
5 GAL
TRAILING LANTANA
2' ON CENTER
1
2
4
5
·
VERIFY SMOOTH GRADE CONDITIONS TO ALL AREAS PRIOR TO BEGINNING
LANDSCAPE.  ELIMINATE ANY CONFLICTS THAT WOULD IMPACT ULTIMATE
SOLUTION.
TREE PLANTING AND STAKING (DOUBLE STAKE). DETAIL TBD.
SHRUB PLANTING. DETAIL TBD.
DECOMPOSED GRANITE TO ALL LANDSCAPE AREAS. DETAIL TBD.  PROVIDE UNIFORM
FINISH GRADE 3" BELOW TOP OF ALL WALKS & CURBS PRIOR TO PLACEMENT OF
TOPDRESSING. BLEND NEW AND EXISTING DECOMPOSED GRANITE SEAMLESSLY. SEE
MATERIAL QUANTITIES. A PRE-EMERGENT HERBICIDE SHALL BE APPLIED TO THE GROUND
PRIOR TO PLACEMENT.
FINISH GRADE TO BE 1" BELOW ADJACENT HARDSCAPE OR HEADER.
SVT TRIANGLE, PER CIVIL PLANS, MAINTAIN SHRUB HEIGHT  BELOW 24". (TBD)
EXISTING SITE/ SCREEN WALLS (TBD)
TREES THAT OVERHANG THE SIGHT DISTANCE LINE (S.D.L.) OR SIGHT VISIBILITY EASEMENT
(S.V.E.) TO BE TRIMMED TO A HEIGHT OF NO LESS THAN 7' AT ALL TIMES. (TBD)
PLANTING KEYNOTES
3
6
NOTE: ALL AREAS TO RECEIVE 2" DEEP DECOMPOSED GRANITE TOPDRESSING.
55TH DRIVE
7
SIDEWALK
PLANT LEGEND
CONCEPTUAL LANDSCAPE PLAN
PROPERTY LINE
R.O.W.
0
SCALE: 
feet
10
20
30
1" = 10'
NORTH
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT
Contact: Jim Smith
1426 North 2nd Street
Suite 200
Phoenix, Arizona 85004
Tel: 602.358.7711
collectiV LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS 
Email: jims@collectivla.com
CIVIL ENGINEER
MICHAEL PREFLING
Contact: Michael Prefling
4435 E Chandler Blvd, Suite 200
Phoenix, Arizona 85048
Email: mike@preflingeng.com
PROJECT INFORMATION
Tel: (480) 625-9795
W. ORANGEWOOD AVE
VICINITY MAP
N 59TH AVE
NORTH
N.T.S.
R.O.W.
EXISTING PINE
TREE TO REMAIN
CITY OF GLENDALE LANDSCAPE NOTES
A.
LANDSCAPING IN MEDIANS AND RIGHT-OF-WAYS
The city encourages Smart Growth and the use of LID storm water techniques in the right-of-way. Below
are some design standards for landscaping in the right-of way or median:
1. All plant material must be selected from the Arizona Department of Water Resources Low Water Use
Plant List. Not all plant materials are appropriate for use within the public right-of-way. The selected
plant materials are also to be consistent with the appropriate character of the areas described.
2. Trees should be located so that the expected mature tree canopy does not ultimately extend into the
travel lanes. Consider the mature tree height and placement of trees to minimize potentially adverse
effects on above-ground utilities, street lighting or signage. Tree density must be no closer than 25 feet
on center along pedestrian corridors. Trees should not be planted within 10 feet of an existing private
wall, sign or street light pole. Natural growth habits and excessive watering frequencies shall be taken
nto consideration to minimize maintenance needs. Plant material clearance shall be provided to
prevent conflict with signs, lighting, fire equipment or median crossings. Landscaping must not create
hazards to public safety through plant growth habit, structure, or location. Trees should be provided at
the rate of 1 tree per 35 lineal feet on center. The minimum size is 15 gallon with 50 percent of the
trees to be 24” box or larger.
3. Decomposed Granite must be ¾- inch screened Desert Gold or of a matching color to adjacent
andscaped areas. A sample will be submitted to the Engineering Division for approval prior to the
contractor ordering and bringing it to the site. Color shall match what exists in the area. Decomposed
granite will be distributed uniformly to a depth of 2 inches covering the entire landscape area. A
pre-emergent herbicide shall be applied before and after placing the granite.
4. Care should be taken when designing landscaping within the sight distance triangles. Mounds within
sight distance easements must not exceed 18 inches as measured above the final grade elevation. The
maximum slope of any mounding shall be 4:1. The finished landscape grade of the decomposed
granite should be smooth, uniform, and a minimum of 2 inches below the top of curb.
5. Backflow preventers and controllers may be placed in the median.
6. The Engineering Division will inspect all landscape and irrigation work in the medians.
7. All street right-of-way landscaping shall conform to the city's Landscape Ordinance and an
approved street landscape master plan, and shall contain plant materials listed in that master plan.
8. Within thirty (30) feet of any street intersection trees shall not be planted which are so numerous or
so close together that the trunks obstruct more than twenty (20) percent of the view of operators of
vehicles on the adjacent street.
9. Design trees and plants so they will not grow within two (2) feet of the face of any curb or within one
(1) foot of any sidewalk located on public right-of-way, except that tree canopies over eighty-four (84)
nches in height and plants under two (2) foot in height are exempted from this provision.
10. Sight distance requirements for trees and shrubs shall follow the City's Standard Details G-447 and
G-448. These sight lines must clearly show on the landscape plans. Trees planted within the sight
triangle are to have the canopy pruned to a height of 8 feet or higher upon installation. Height will be
measured from pavement grade and total height will include the height of any mounding.
11. Median bull noses less than 4' wide shall have brick pavers or stamped concrete installed. No
plant material will be allowed.
B.
MAINTENANCE RESPONSIBILITY
Maintenance of landscaping within rights-of-ways behind the street curb will be the responsibility of the
developer, property owner, or a homeowners association. Median landscaping will be maintained by
the City after the landscape establishment period ends and the landscaping is accepted by the City. The
andscape establishment period for median landscaping shall be 180 days or as stated in the project
specifications. During the landscape establishment period, the developer will be responsible for all
costs, including trash pickup, watering, electric for the controller and plant replacement. The landscape
establishment period begins after the approval of the landscaping and irrigation system by the City's
nspector and Parks Department. The water and electric meter accounts will be in the contractor's name
until the landscape establishment period expires.
C.
NOMENCLATURE
For inspection and identification, durable and legible labels written in weather resistant ink shall
dentify the correct plant name and size, as specified in the plant list, and shall be securely attached to
all tree trunks delivered to the site.
D.
SOIL
Soil shall be natural and fertile and shall not be excessive in acid or alkaline, nor contain toxic
substances harmful to plant growth, and be reasonably free of noxious weeds, clay lumps, clods,
stones, roots, stumps and debris of any kind. Mulch in planting basins shall consist of 25 pounds of soil
sulphur thoroughly mixed with one cubic yard of organic mulch. Mulch shall be evenly spread
throughout the tree basin to a depth of 2 inches.
E.
TREE PLANTING
Remove the nursery stakes and ties. Do not prune unless there are dead or broken branches. Once
planted, the top of the root ball should be level or slightly above the finished grade to avoid crown rots.
Do not pack the soil. Apply enough water to thoroughly wet the soil to the depth of the root ball. Apply
organic mulch at a depth of three to four inches on top of the soil area that was tilled. See the
University of Arizona, College of Agriculture: Planting Guidelines publication AZ1022.
F.
RIGHT-OF-WAY INSPECTIONS FOR CITY PROJECTS
The City's Engineering Division will arrange a pre-construction meeting with the contractor to review
approved plans, MAG requirements, testing, maintenance responsibility, project schedule, etc. City
staff will inspect the work during construction for compliance with the approved plans. City staff will
perform a walkthrough with the contractor after completion of work to begin the landscape
establishment period. The warranty period once any punch list items are completed. At the end of the
andscape establishment period, a final walk through with the contractor will be performed to
determine any plant replacements or repairs to the system. Once completed, the Engineering Division
will issue the Final Letter of Acceptance to end the warranty period and begin city maintenance of the
andscaping. Upon acceptance, the contractor will remove his name from the water and electric
accounts and establish them in the City's name.
           ALL AREAS WITHIN THE LIMIT OF WORK TO RECIEVE AN AUTOMATIC IRRIG
W GLENDALE AVE
W MARYLAND AVE
N 51ST AVE
US 60
PROJECT LOCATION:
5516 W GLENDALE AVE
GLENDALE, AZ 85301
OWNER/DEVELOPER
Contact: Steve Garday
203 N Macdonald st
Mesa, AZ 85201
Tel: 623.451.4738
GKP&B LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
Email: sjgarday@gmail.com
PRELIMINARY SITE DATA
NET SITE AREA: 20,300 SQFT. ( 0.47 ACRES)
RESTAURANT AREA: 3,150 SQFT.
EXISTING PARKING: 11, 2 ACCESSABLE, 13 TOTAL
EXISTINGA.P. NO. 147-25-091, 147-25-092, 147-25-093
TOTAL SITE AREA: 14,000 SQFT. ( 0.32 ACRES)
PROPOSED PARKING: 30 NEW
REQUIRED PARKING: 13 SPACES
TOTAL LANDSCAPE AREA PROPOSED: 3,718.4 SQFT
REQUIRED LANDSCAPE AREA: 20 % OF TOTAL SITE AREA= 2,800 SQFT
PROPOSED
A.P. NO. 147-25-094, 147-25-095
EXISTING TO REMAIN
LIMIT OF WORK
SIDEWALK
TRASH
ENCLOSURE
WATER AND
ICE STATION
DECORATIVE PAVING
PER DOWNTOWN
STREETSCAPE DESIGN
GUIDELINES
DEVELOPMENT LEVEL D
SIDEWALK
MENU BOARD
1
2
3
NEW 6' TALL
CMU WALL
1
2
3
4
1
2
4
EXISTING DRIVE
NOT A PART
APN: 147-25-096
USE: MULTI-FAMILY
DELIVERY DRIVE
DECORATIVE PAVING
PER DOWNTOWN
STREETSCAPE DESIGN
GUIDELINES
DEVELOPMENT LEVEL D
*50% 15 GAL 50% 24" BOX

CONTACTS MAILING LIST 
 
 
NEIGHBORS 300 FOOT RADIUS 
OWNERS 
MAILING ADDRESS 
MAIL_CITY 
MAIL_STATE 
MAIL_ZIP 
ELVA INVESTMENTS LLC 
6977 NAVAJO RD UNIT 221 
SAN DIEGO 
CA 
92119 
ELVA INVESTMENTS LLC 
6977 NAVAJO RD UNIT 221 
SAN DIEGO 
CA 
92119 
ELVA INVESTMENTS LLC 
6977 NAVAJO RD UNIT 221 
SAN DIEGO 
CA 
92119 
BHATTI INC 
13530 W MEDLOCK DR 
LITCHFIELD PARK 
AZ 
85340 
MARTIN DANNY C/KAROL L REVOCABLE TRUST 
6530 W SOFT WIND DR 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85310 
MARTIN DANNY C/KAROL L REVOCABLE TRUST 
6530 W SOFT WIND DR 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85310 
KNAACK DAVID A/YVONNE J 
5525 W GLENDALE AVE 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85301 
KNAACK DAVID A/YVONNE J 
5525 W GLENDALE AVE 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85301 
BOHRA AZIZ 
10127 W LARIAT LN 
PEORIA 
AZ 
85383 
WORLD MISSION SOCIETY CHURCH OF GOD 
7101 N 55TH DR 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85301 
FRANCONE PAULA/ANDDREA 
27277 N 56TH ST 
SCOTTSDALE 
AZ 
85266 
FRANCONE PAULA/ANDDREA 
27277 N 56TH ST 
SCOTTSDALE 
AZ 
85266 
BCK LIMITED 
7020 N 55TH AVE 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85301 
BCK LIMITED 
7020 N 55TH AVE 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85301 
BCK LIMITED 
7020 N 55TH AVE 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85301 
VAN CAMP PETER E 
7014 N 55TH AVE 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85301 
MERIN JOHN F 
6729 N 57TH AVE 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85301 
PORRAS FAMILY LLLP 
5815 W MERCER LN 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85304 
PENDING 
PENDING 
PENDING 
M2K PROPERTIES INC 
10115 E BELL RD STE 107-190 
SCOTTSDALE 
AZ 
85260 
GRACE KOREAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 
5517 W GLENN DR 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85301 
GRACE KOREAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 
5517 W GLENN DR 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85301 
LOPEZ PROPERTIES LLC 
5535 W GLENN DR 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85301 
WALKER WILLIAM ALEXANDER ETAL TR 
24413 BRILLANTE DR 
WILDOMAR 
CA 
92595 
CASTRO SAMUEL RAMIREZ 
7024 N 55TH DR 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85301 
OLVA INVESTMENTS LLC 
6977 NAVAJO RD NO 221 
SAN DIEGO 
CA 
92119 
OLVA INVESTMENTS LLC 
6977 NAVAJO RD NO 221 
SAN DIEGO 
CA 
92119 
OLVA INVESTMENTS LLC 
6977 NAVAJO RD NO 221 
SAN DIEGO 
CA 
92119

CONTACTS MAILING LIST 
 
 
OLVA INVESTMENTS LLC 
6977 NAVAJO RD NO 221 
SAN DIEGO 
CA 
92119 
OLVA INVESTMENTS LLC 
6977 NAVAJO RD NO 221 
SAN DIEGO 
CA 
92119 
KAREN ABORNE 
7318 W GRIFFIN AVENUE 
GLENDALE  
AZ 
85303 
INTERESTED PARTIES- OCOTILLO 
JOYCE CLARK 
8628 W CAVALIER DR 
GLENDALE  
AZ 
85305 
GARY HIRSCH 
4520 WEST ECHO LANE 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85302 
STEVEN FRATE 
PO BOX 6265 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85308 
AL LENOX 
5130 W EL CAMINITO DR 
GLENDALE  
AZ  
85302 
DENNIS GERHARD 
10613 N 48TH AVE 
GLENDALE  
AZ   
85304 
RICK HARPER 
5335 W BLOOMFIELD RD 
GLENDALE  
AZ 
85304 
JACK MARTINO 
7407 NORTH 75TH DRIVE 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85303 
JOHN AND SUE JONES 
18658 NORTH 78TH DR 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85308 
JOHN KOLODZIEJ 
6258 NORTH 88TH LANE 
GLENDALE  
AZ   
85305 
WENDY DAVY/ PEORIA UNI SCH DIST 
6330 W THUNDERBIRD RD 
GLENDALE  
AZ  
85306 
MICKEY LUND 
5708 W ROYAL PALM RD 
GLENDALE  
AZ   
85302 
MANNY MARTINEZ 
19107 NORTH 73rd LANE 
GLENDALE 
 AZ   
85308 
MARY SMITH 
8968 WEST CITRUS WAY 
GLENDALE  
AZ   
89305 
DAVID MORENO 
8387 West Denton LAnE 
GLENDALE  
AZ  
85305 
DAVID PENILLA 
5760 W LARKSPUR DR 
GLENDALE  
AZ  
85304 
DANIEL STREYLE/ VERMILION IDG 
7333 E DOUBLETREE RANCH 
RD. #D220 
SCOTTSDALE 
AZ 
85258 
WILLIAM RAY 
7305 WEST ANGELA DR 
GLENDALE  
AZ   
85308 
ELAINE SCRUGGS 
21656 NORTH 58TH DRIVE 
GLENDALE  
AZ  
85308 
MEL SMITH 
24654 N LAKE PLESANT 103-
329 
PEORIA 
 AZ  
85383 
MICHAEL SOCACIU 
8574 W BERRIDGE LN 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85305 
TOM TRAW 
6024 N 83RD AVE 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
83503 
MARIE SCILLIERI 
5124 W EL CAMINITO DR 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85308 
ED NYBERG 
6987 W POTTER DR 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85308

CONTACTS MAILING LIST 
 
 
WARREN WILFONG 
5001 N 62ND DR 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85301 
VERN CROW 
6343 W REDFIELD RD 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85306 
M NOWAKOWSKI 
6116 N 85TH DR 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85305 
MOMENTUM EDGE 
PO BOX 5398 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85312 
KATHY DUBS 
5728 W. MORTEN AVE 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85301 
ARNOLD DOYSCHEN 
7578 W TAILS DRIVE 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85308 
JAMIE ALDAMA 
7329 NORTH 68TH DRIVE 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85303 
TOM COLE 
5705 W LOMA LANE 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85302 
STAFF 
MAYOR WEIERS 
5850 W GLENDALE AVE 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85301 
CHRISTINA LAVELLE, PLANNER 
5850 W GLENDALE AVE 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85301 
COUNCIL MEMBER ALDAMA 
5850 W GLENDALE AVE 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85301 
DIANA FIGUEROA, ADM. SUP SUPERVISOR 
5850 W GLENDALE AVE 
GLENDALE 
AZ 
85301