04.SU250041 PZ Staff Report
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DATE:
June 25, 2026
TO:
Planning & Zoning Commission
From:
Andrew Lorentzen, Planner
SUBJECT:
SU250041 – Event Space at Gambel Field
Agenda Item: 4
At the April 8, 2026 hearing, the Board remanded this matter back to the Commission. Staff has
met with the applicant’s counsel and recommends SUP subject to conditions ‘a’ – ‘p’ (shown
below in leg-edit from the March 5, 2026 Commission staff report):
a. Development of the site shall be in substantial conformance with the Narrative Report
entitled “Narrative Report”, consisting of 14 pages, dated January 9, 2026 and
stamped received January 12, 2026, except as modified by the following conditions.
b. Development of the site shall be in substantial conformance with the Site Plan entitled
“Event Space at Gambel Field“, consisting of one full-size sheet, dated revised
February 6, 2026, and stamped received February 6, 2026 except as modified by the
following conditions.
c. Attendance shall be limited to 49 100 people or fewer on site at any given time during
an event.
d. Events shall only be held on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays and only October through
April and holidays. There shall be a maximum of 40 events per year.
e. The SUP shall be valid for a period of ten 15 years from the date of BOS approval, at
which time it may be revisited and considered for extension, amendment or
revocation.
f. There will be no permitted buildings, structures, plumbing systems, or electrical
installations. All structures associated with events shall be erected per manufacturer’s
specifications and shall not be erected for more than 96 consecutive hours inclusive
of not more than one day before or after an event day. This shall include requirement
for portable mats to accommodate ADA-accessible routes. The site shall be restored
to pasture after end of each event.
g. Portable restroom facilities provided in compliance with the Environmental Health
Code minimum ratios and serviced by a licensed provider; the portable toilets shall be
permitted by MCESD and unless stored indoors shall be removed from the property
(APNs 504-13-003C & 504-13-003M) when not in use. Prior to operation, the applicant
shall obtain approval from the Maricopa County Building Official for any required
Building Code modification allowing the use of portable restroom facilities in lieu of
permanent restroom facilities. The modification request shall be based on the
intermittent and lower-intensity nature of the approved use, as demonstrated by the
conditions of approval limiting the number of events, duration of events, attendance,
structures, utilities, and site improvements. Portable restroom facilities shall be
provided in the number, location, and manner approved by the Building Official and
shall comply with all applicable Maricopa County Environmental Services Department
requirements.
h. Amplified Noise:
1. No live amplified bands.
2. No tubas, accordions, bagpipes.
3. Any speakers will be directed away from occupied neighboring properties and
angled towards the ground.
i. Lighting:
1. Not more than three days per month.
2. Light towers will not be operated for more than three hours per day.
3. Light towers will be operated away from neighboring properties, and angled
towards the ground to eliminate light trespass beyond property lines
j.
Generators -- emission creating generators over 5,500 watts will not be allowed on site
and all participants will be encouraged to avoid generator use and to rely on portable
solar or battery powered devices.
k. There shall be no overnight camping.
l.
At least one trash can with 32 gallons capacity for every 25 people expected to be in
attendance shall be provided. Trash and refuse disposal shall be pursuant to
procedures established by the Maricopa County Environmental Services Department.
m. Prior to any event, food concessions shall be permitted by Maricopa County
Environmental Services Department (MCESD). Concessionaries must be licensed. The
quality and quantity of food and location of concessions shall be approved by the
Maricopa County Environmental Services Department.
n. Ultimate half-street right-of-way dedication for 331st Ave. adjacent to the parent parcel.
The half-street improvements will be waived.
o. Prior to operation, written confirmation will be required from the emergency fire
protection jurisdiction having authority that the facility has been designed in
accordance with their regulations and requirements, and that emergency fire
protection service will be provided to the facility. Prior to issuance of the certificate of
occupancy, local fire protection jurisdiction review and approval will be required. There
shall be stable access from the public road to the parking and event area for
emergency response.
p. The granting of this change in use of the property has been at the request of the
applicant, with the consent of the landowner. The granting of this approval allows the
property to enjoy uses in excess of those permitted by the zoning existing on the date
of application, subject to conditions. In the event of the failure to comply with any
condition, and at the time of expiration of the Special Use Permit, the property may be
considered for revocation to the zoning that existed on the date of application. It is,
therefore, stipulated and agreed that either revocation due to the failure to comply with
any conditions, or the expiration of the Special Use Permit, does not reduce any rights
that existed on the date of application to use, divide, sell or possess the property and
that there would be no diminution in value of the property from the value it held on the
date of application due to such revocation or expiration of the Special Use Permit. The
Special Use Permit enhances the value of the property above its value as of the date
the Special Use Permit is granted and reverting to the prior zoning results in the same
value of the property as if the Special Use Permit had never been granted.
Attachments:
4/8/26 Board of Supervisors Packet (77 pages, Remaining 394 pages of packet in Agenda Center)
3/5/26 Planning & Zoning Commission Minutes (13 pages)
4/8/26 Board of Supervisors Hearing Minutes (3 pages)
April 8, 2026
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Report to the Board of Supervisors
Prepared by the Maricopa County Planning and Development Department
Board Hearing Date:
April 8, 2026
Case #/Title:
SU250041 – Event Space at Gambel Field
Supervisorial District:
4
Applicant/Owner:
Jane Peiffer, JCJ Services / T. Mark Graham
Request:
Special Use Permit (SUP) for an outdoor event venue
Site Location:
Generally located 680’ northeast of the NEC of Lower Buckeye Rd.
& 331st Ave. in the Tonopah area
Site Size:
Approximately 8-acre SUP area on a 19-acre parcel
County Island Status:
N/A
Additional
Comments:
•
The original application scope requested 60 events per year with up to 400 people per event.
However, a modified project of lesser intensity has been recommended by the Commission. It
will allow up to 40 event days during cooler months with an attendance up to 49 people on site at
any given time. This lower intensity can be accommodated without the need for permanent
infrastructure improvements.
•
Water, wastewater and power will be supplied via temporary means per event and the site
returned to pasture when the site is not hosting events. The site is located on and accessed
directly from 331st Ave. Half-street right-of-way dedication will be required but no roadway
improvements will be required for the low-intensity use.
•
Based upon the Commission’s recommended conditions of approval, there are no outstanding
concerns from reviewing agencies.
•
To date staff has received one letter of opposition and 366 in support. A super-majority vote has/
has not been triggered. A simple majority of a quorum is required for SUP approval.
Commission
Recommendation:
On 3/05/26, the Commission voted 7-0 (motion by Vice-Chair
Hernandez, D5, seconded by Commissioner Rochwalik, D3) to
adopt a motion recommending the Board of Supervisors approve
SU250041 subject to conditions ‘a’ -‘p’:
April 8, 2026
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a. Development of the site shall be in substantial conformance with the Narrative Report entitled
“Narrative Report”, consisting of 14 pages, dated January 9, 2026 and stamped received January
12, 2026, except as modified by the following conditions.
b. Development of the site shall be in substantial conformance with the Site Plan entitled “Event
Space at Gambel Field“, consisting of one full-size sheet, dated revised February 6, 2026, and
stamped received February 6, 2026 except as modified by the following conditions.
c. Attendance shall be limited to 49 people or fewer on site at any given time during an event.
d. Events shall only be held on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays and only October through April and
holidays. There shall be a maximum of 40 events per year.
e. The SUP shall be valid for a period of ten years from the date of BOS approval, at which time it
may be revisited and considered for extension, amendment or revocation.
f. There will be no permitted buildings, structures, plumbing systems, or electrical installations. All
structures associated with events shall be erected per manufacturer’s specifications and shall
not be erected for more than 96 consecutive hours inclusive of not more than one day before or
after an event day. This shall include requirement for portable mats to accommodate ADA-
accessible routes. The site shall be restored to pasture after end of each event.
g. Portable restroom facilities provided in compliance with the Environmental Health Code minimum
ratios and serviced by a licensed provider; the portable toilets shall be permitted by MCESD and
removed from the property when not in use.
h. Amplified Noise:
1. No live amplified bands.
2. No tubas, accordions, bagpipes.
3. Any speakers will be directed away from occupied neighboring properties and angled towards
the ground.
i.
Lighting:
1. Not more than three days per month.
2. Light towers will not be operated for more than three hours per day.
3. Light towers will be operated away from neighboring properties, and angled towards the
ground to eliminate light trespass beyond property lines
j.
Generators -- emission creating generators over 5,500 watts will not be allowed on site and all
participants will be encouraged to avoid generator use and to rely on portable solar or battery
powered devices.
k. There shall be no overnight camping.
l.
At least one trash can with 32 gallons capacity for every 25 people expected to be in attendance
shall be provided. Trash and refuse disposal shall be pursuant to procedures established by the
Maricopa County Environmental Services Department.
m. Prior to any event, food concessions shall be permitted by Maricopa County Environmental
Services Department (MCESD). Concessionaries must be licensed. The quality and quantity of
food and location of concessions shall be approved by the Maricopa County Environmental
Services Department.
April 8, 2026
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n. Ultimate half-street right-of-way dedication for 331st Ave. adjacent to the parent parcel. The half-
street improvements will be waived.
o. Prior to operation, written confirmation will be required from the emergency fire protection
jurisdiction having authority that the facility has been designed in accordance with their
regulations and requirements, and that emergency fire protection service will be provided to the
facility. Prior to issuance of the certificate of occupancy, local fire protection jurisdiction review
and approval will be required. There shall be stable access from the public road to the parking
and event area for emergency response.
p. The granting of this change in use of the property has been at the request of the applicant, with
the consent of the landowner. The granting of this approval allows the property to enjoy uses in
excess of those permitted by the zoning existing on the date of application, subject to conditions.
In the event of the failure to comply with any condition, and at the time of expiration of the Special
Use Permit, the property may be considered for revocation to the zoning that existed on the date
of application. It is, therefore, stipulated and agreed that either revocation due to the failure to
comply with any conditions, or the expiration of the Special Use Permit, does not reduce any rights
that existed on the date of application to use, divide, sell or possess the property and that there
would be no diminution in value of the property from the value it held on the date of application
due to such revocation or expiration of the Special Use Permit. The Special Use Permit enhances
the value of the property above its value as of the date the Special Use Permit is granted and
reverting to the prior zoning results in the same value of the property as if the Special Use Permit
had never been granted.
Presented by:
Andrew Lorentzen, Planner
Reviewed by:
Darren Gérard, AICP, Planning Manager
Attachment:
3/5/26 P&Z Packet (365 pages)
3/5/26 P&Z Handout Memo (103 pages)
Note:
3/5/26 Draft P&Z Minutes are not available as of the writing of this report, but can be provided
upon request later, or accessed via Agenda Center, when available.
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Report to the Planning and Zoning Commission
Prepared by the Maricopa County Planning and Development Department
Case:
SU250041 – Event Space at Gambel Field
Hearing Date:
March 5, 2026 (Continued from February 5, 2026)
Supervisor District:
4
Applicant:
Jane Peiffer, JCJ Services
Owner:
T. Mark Graham
Request:
Special Use Permit (SUP) for an outdoor event venue
Site Location:
Generally located 680’ northeast of the NEC of Lower Buckeye Rd. & 331st
Ave. in the Tonopah area
Site Size:
Approximately 8-acre SUP area on a 19-acre parcel
Density:
N/A
County Island:
No
County Plan:
Tonopah Arlington Area Plan – Rural Densities (0-1 du ac)
Municipal Plan:
City of Buckeye – Imagine Buckeye 2040 – Rural (0-1 du ac)
Municipal Comments:
None received to date
Support/Opposition:
291 letters of support / 1 letter of opposition
Recommendation:
Denial
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Project Summary:
1.
The applicant is proposing a Special Use Permit (SUP) for an outdoor event venue operation on
approximately 8 acres of a 19-acre parcel with Rural-43 zoning in the Tonopah area. The site is
located on the east side of 331st Ave. between Buckeye Rd. and Lower Buckeye Rd. Maricopa
County Zoning Ordinance (MCZO), Article 1001.1.10 permits special event venues as special uses
(f.k.a. MCZO, Art. 1301.1.11 land use involving large assemblage of people, prior to the MCZO
update effective January 9., 2026 – this was a reformat and categorization but has no substantive
impact on this SUP request).
2.
The site known as, “Event Space at Gambel Field” encompasses approximately 8 acres on the
western portion of the parcel. The site is a large grass field that is utilized for group events at the
rear of an established residential property. The site is accessed via 331st Ave., which is an
unpaved roadway located on the western edge of the parcel. The primary residence and several
outbuildings are grouped towards the western side of the lot. A large horse corral is located north
of the residence. The remainder of the parcel is a large open grass field. There is a grove of trees
bordering the parcel to the east. A large dirt driveway directly adjacent to the north property line,
which serves as the primary access for the event space, extends from 331st Ave. on the west
along the north edge of the parcel to an area of trees to the east.
3.
The eastern edge of the parcel is bounded by the Hassayampa River that serves as a permanent
natural open space buffer. Residential neighbors are located on both the north and south sides.
The neighboring properties reflect similar characteristics as the subject property with the homes
in the front and large undeveloped areas to the east. Land on the opposite side of 331st Ave., a
portion of which is also owned by the applicant, remains undeveloped.
4.
The site has held events under three previously approved temporary use permits (TUP) dating
back to 2023 under TU2023046, TU240011 & TU250037. TU2023046 was administratively
approved on September 30, 2023 to allow six music events. TU240011 was approved at a Board
of Adjustment (BOA) hearing on November 14, 2024 with allowance for 23 dog events. A pre-
application meeting was held on November 26, 2024 regarding permanent entitlement for an
event venue. Staff recommended an SUP for the ongoing outdoor event venue but stressed that
technical requirements must be addressed. The owner applied for a third TUP with TU250037. It
was heard at the September 18, 2025 BOA hearing with a staff recommendation for denial.
During the hearing, concerns were raised by BOA members regarding the on-going use of the
site as an outdoor event venue. The BOA approved the TUP for 30 event days over a six-month
period ending in March 2026. The BOA advised the applicant that the matter should not brought
back before the BOA for additional TUPs. The subject SUP application was applied for on
November 21, 2025.
5.
The SUP proposes up to 60 event days per year with a requested 30-year SUP validity period. The
proposed site plan shows 160 dedicated parking spaces (152 standard, 8 accessible parking
spaces). The majority of events are slated to have up to 150 persons and have been historically
canine centric. The applicant is proposing that the site be available for up to 400 persons for
community or ticketed events. Additionally, the applicant is requesting that paved parking be
waived to allow native soil with an emulsive agent applied for dust control. Per the submitted
narrative, the applicant states, “We also request that parking area general requirements including,
but not limited to; parking curbs, screening, striping, pedestrian walks, paving, etc. be waived. The
goal is to maintain the natural beauty of the property and area, not to pave over or hide it.” No
additional site screening is proposed beyond the ranching wire / chain-link that currently exists.
Events are proposed to occur between 7am to 9pm weekdays and 6am to 11:30pm on weekends
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with amplified noise hours occurring until 8pm on weekdays and Sundays and 10:30pm on
weekends.
6.
The residence and its accessory structures located in the western portion of the parcel are not
included within the SUP scope. The proposal indicates there will not be any permanent water,
power or wastewater connections. The site proposes to be served by temporary/portable
restrooms and handwashing stations. Supplemental water (i.e. bottled water) would be supplied
by the owner or by customers conducting the events. Portable toilets would be located on the
site. According to the applicant a private vendor will manage waste removal and servicing. The
site offers no electrical service for guests or potential vendors. Therefore, it is presumed that
lighting and electric will be powered via generators if needed.
Aerial photo of subject site
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Aerial image & surrounding environs
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Eagle view of subject site looking north into subject parcel (aerial image dated March, 2025)
Site Plan
Note: Red shaded areas are not included in the SUP request.
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Flood Control District Map
Note: Red zone designates floodway, blue zones indicate flood plain.
Existing On-Site and Adjacent Zoning / Land Use:
7.
On-site: Rural-43 / Single family residential / outdoor event venue
North:
Rural-43 / Single family residential / vacant undeveloped
South:
Rural-43 / Single family residential / vacant undeveloped
East:
Rural-43 / Vacant undeveloped
West:
Rural-43 / Vacant undeveloped
Zoning district map
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Utilities and Services:
8.
Water:
None provided by facilities
Wastewater:
No permanent facilities provided
School Districts:
Palo Verde Elementary District / Buckeye Union high School District
Fire:
South County Fire and Medical
Police:
Maricopa County Sherriff
Right-of-Way:
9.
The following table includes existing and proposed half-width right-of-way and the future
classification based upon the Maricopa County Department of Transportation (MCDOT) Major
Streets and Routes Plan.
Street Name
Half-width Existing R/W
Half-width Proposed R/W
Future Classification
331st Ave.
0’
40’
Principal Arterial
MCDOT requires an ultimate 40’ half-width right-of-way dedication. The applicant is not proposing
any additional dedication and is in ongoing discussion with MCDOT regarding right-of-way.
Adopted Plans:
10.
Tonopah Arlington Area Plan (adopted September 6, 2000): The area is designated Rural
Densities which allows residential land uses of 0-1 du/ac.
11.
City of Buckeye General Plan – Imagine Buckeye 2040 (updated June 7, 2022): Classified as
Rural which allows residential land uses of 0-1 du/ac.
Public Participation Summary:
12.
The applicant complied with all requirements of the citizen review process with the required
posting of the site and notification by first class mail to interested parties and adjacent property
owners within 300’ of the site. An open house was conducted during a previously scheduled dog
event on the weekend of December 20th & 21st, 2025. There were 17 members of the public who
attended to learn about the proposal.
13.
The applicant has provided 291 letters of support for the project, 40 of which are from Tonopah
/ Arlington residents.
14.
There is one letter of opposition from the direct neighbor to the north. The letter does not oppose
the use but requests additional screening between the parcels.
Outstanding Concerns from Reviewing Agencies:
15.
The Engineering Division has advised development of the proposed parking area requires an
engineered grading and drainage plan and that there shall be no fill affecting areas of adjoining
floodway.
16.
Development Services will require a bathroom facility. The building code requires a bathroom
for permitting of any occupied building or space. International Plumbing Code (IPC) Section
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403.1. Accessible fixtures are required per the 2010 ADA published by the Department of
Justice (ADA) and Section 1109.2 of the International Building Code (IBC).
17.
Maricopa County Environmental Services (MCESD) requires wastewater disposal for any onsite
restroom to be accomplished by permitted connection to a public sewer or to an individual
septic tank disposal system, unless it can be adequately demonstrated to MCESD’s satisfaction
that these methods of wastewater disposal are physically impractical or impossible. Any
approved method of wastewater disposal must not create a public health hazard or public
health nuisance.
18.
The Safe Drinking Water Act requires that any potable water that provides water for human
consumption to at least 15 service connections or regularly serves more than 25 people daily
for at least 60 days/year be classified as a public water system (PWS). MCESD requires
construction permitting and an operational permit for any potable water system classified as a
PWS.
19.
Development Services will require accessible parking and routes per the ADA and Chapter 11 of
the IBC.
20.
The lack of paved access and parking may necessitate a dust control permit and plan from the
Maricopa County Air Quality Department (MCAQ). As well, there will be air quality regulations
related to the ongoing use of generators and the related gas/diesel emissions.
21.
Maricopa County Department of Transportation requires 40’ half-width right-of-way dedication
for 331st Ave. adjacent to the parent parcel.
Staff Analysis:
22.
Temporary events have previously been conducted on the site under approved Temporary Use
Permits (TUPs). Those approvals were limited in duration and scope and structured as
intermittent uses rather than as an ongoing commercial event venue. The current Special Use
Permit (SUP) request differs materially in both scale and operational frequency. The applicant
seeks approval for recurring outdoor events with attendance of up to 250 persons per event and
a significant number of annual event days over a multi-year period.
Although no permanent buildings are proposed, the operational intensity must be evaluated in
light of applicable building, plumbing, fire, and environmental health regulations.
23.
Staff is not opposed to the specific use of an outdoor event venue at this location. However, the
proposed intensity of use necessitates permanent wastewater facilities that comply with the
Maricopa County Environmental Health Code, Chapter 2, Section 6, which establishes a hierarchy
prioritizing sewer or septic systems over portable facilities and authorizes removal of portable
units when a use is determined to be not temporary. Reliance on temporary toilets, user-supplied
bottled water, and generator power is inconsistent with the regulatory framework applicable to
ongoing commercial operations.
24.
Approval of the requested event frequency and attendance would establish an ongoing
commercial assembly use that exceeds the temporary-use framework contemplated under the
zoning code and the Environmental Health Code. The requested intensity may trigger Public
Water System regulation under applicable Arizona Administrative Code thresholds. As proposed,
the request does not demonstrate compliance with adopted health and safety regulations
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governing sanitation, water service, and recurring public assembly operations. At the requested
intensity, the proposal conflicts with specific adopted regulations governing sanitation, water
service, and recurring public assembly operations.
25.
At the requested attendance levels and recurring annual schedule, the site would operate as a
continuing commercial venue rather than as a temporary or occasional gathering space. Under
these circumstances, MCESD may determine that continued reliance on portable restroom
facilities is inconsistent with the temporary-use provisions of Chapter 2, Section 6 and require
permanent sewer or septic infrastructure.
26.
When evaluated collectively, attendance of up to 400 persons, recurring annual events, and multi-
year authorization, the proposed use functions as a recurring public assembly venue. At this
intensity and duration, continued reliance on temporary sanitation and the absence of permanent
water and wastewater infrastructure is inconsistent with the regulatory framework governing
ongoing commercial operations.
27.
The applicant has requested a 30-year SUP timeframe. A reduced timeframe is warranted to allow
the County to periodically review operational impacts, regulatory compliance, and site
compatibility. A shorter authorization period would preserve the County’s ability to reassess
conditions as necessary. Therefore, staff suggests a ten-year SUP. This affords time for the SUP
to prove it will be a good neighbor, and if the SUP conditions can be reconsidered.
28.
At staff’s suggestion, the applicant continued SU250041 from February 5th to the March 5th
Commission hearing. The applicant met with representatives from Planning, Engineering Division,
MCDOT, the Development Services and MCESD on February 12, 2026 to discuss potential for
project modifications and related conditions of SUP approval for a lower-intensity operational
model.
29.
Staff has tried to enumerate how an SUP could be considered without site improvements. A
reduced-intensity model SUP could remain within the framework of what is considered more of
ongoing temporary uses, and avoid triggering permanent infrastructure requirements. Such a
model would include:
•
Attendance limited to 49 persons or fewer per event;
•
No more than 12–18 non-consecutive event days per calendar year;
•
A defined SUP term of ten years at which time it will be revisited and considered for
extension, amendment or revocation;
•
No permitted buildings, structures, plumbing systems, or electrical installations;
•
All structures associated with events shall be erected per manufacturer’s specifications and
shall not be erected for more than 96 consecutive hours and not more than one day before
or after an event day; and
•
Portable restroom facilities provided in compliance with the Environmental Health Code
minimum ratios and serviced by a licensed provider; the portable toilets shall be permitted
by MCESD and removed from the property when not in use.
Under this reduced operational model, the site would function as an intermittent outdoor
gathering area rather than an ongoing commercial assembly venue, and portable sanitation
facilities could be permitted subject to MCESD approval.
30.
As the SUP request is presented, staff continues to have concern with potential adverse
impacts on the adjacent properties and therefore has suggested conditions for SUP approval -
limiting the outdoor event venue to daylight hours during cooler months; prohibits use of
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outdoor lighting, amplification and generators for power; and requires permanent water and
wastewater service.
31.
The applicant has provided alternative lists (attached) of approval conditions for consideration
should the board find merit in the requested use.
Recommendation:
32.
For the reasons outlined in this report, staff recommends the Commission adopt a motion that
the Board of Supervisors Deny SU250041.
33.
However, if the Commission choses to adopt a motion to recommend approval, staff offers the
following conditions ‘a’ – ‘n’ for Commission consideration:
a. Development of the site shall be in substantial conformance with the Narrative Report
entitled “Narrative Report”, consisting of 14 pages, dated January 9, 2026 and stamped
received January 12, 2026, except as modified by the following conditions.
b. Development of the site shall be in substantial conformance with the Site Plan entitled
“Event Space at Gambel Field“, consisting of one full-size sheet, dated revised February 6,
2026, and stamped received February 6, 2026 except as modified by the following
conditions. A revised site plan shall be required prior to hosting events that illustrates an
accessible path from parking to event space and to bathrooms.
c. The following SUP requirements shall apply:
1. Maximum 400 persons on site at any given time
2. Operation hours: daylight hours only, October - April
3. There shall be no amplified noise
4. There shall be no lighting
5. There shall be no generators
d. The following engineering conditions:
1. Engineering review of planning and/or zoning cases is for conceptual design only. All
development and engineering design shall be in conformance with Section 1205 of the
Maricopa County Zoning Ordinance; Drainage Policies and Standards; Floodplain
Regulations for Maricopa County; MCDOT Roadway Design Manual; and current
engineering policies, standards and best practices at the time of application for
construction.
2. Any new site improvements shall require further entitlement and building permits. If
required, civil engineered grading and drainage (site infrastructure) plans and a drainage
report shall be submitted with the application for entitlement and Building Permits for
any new improvements.
e. Dedication of the ultimate half-width right-of-way for 331st Ave. adjacent to the parent parcel
is required prior to hosting any events on site. Any required half-street improvements
adjacent to the site or off-site access improvements will be based upon recommendation of
a traffic study/analysis accepted and approved by MCDOT.
f. This special use permit is valid for a period of 10 years and shall expire on April 8, 2036 or
upon termination of the use for a period of 365 or more consecutive days, whichever occurs
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first. All site improvements associated with the special use permit shall be removed within
90 days of such expiration or termination of use.
g. Prior to any event there shall be water and wastewater service permitted and available on
the special use permit site including a permanent restroom building.
h. Driveways and parking areas must be paved or surfaced with dust-controlled methods as
approved by the Maricopa County Air Quality Department.
i.
Alcohol is not permitted on site unless a Special Event Liquor License is obtained through
the Clerk of the Board.
j.
There shall be no overnight camping.
k. At least one trash can with 32 gallons capacity for every 25 persons expected to be in
attendance shall be provided. Trash and refuse disposal shall be pursuant to procedures
established by the Maricopa County Environmental Services Department.
l.
Prior to any event, food concessions shall be permitted by Maricopa County Environmental
Services Department (MCESD). Concessionaries must be licensed. The quality and quantity
of food and location of concessions shall be approved by the Maricopa County
Environmental Services Department.
m. Prior to operation, written confirmation will be required from the emergency fire protection
jurisdiction having authority that the facility has been designed in accordance with their
regulations and requirements, and that emergency fire protection service will be provided to
the facility. Prior to issuance of the certificate of occupancy, local fire protection jurisdiction
review and approval will be required. There shall be stable access from the public road to
the parking and event area for emergency response.
n. The granting of this change in use of the property has been at the request of the applicant,
with the consent of the landowner. The granting of this approval allows the property to
enjoy uses in excess of those permitted by the zoning existing on the date of application,
subject to conditions. In the event of the failure to comply with any condition, and at the
time of expiration of the Special Use Permit, the property may be considered for
revocation to the zoning that existed on the date of application. It is, therefore, stipulated
and agreed that either revocation due to the failure to comply with any conditions, or the
expiration of the Special Use Permit, does not reduce any rights that existed on the date of
application to use, divide, sell or possess the property and that there would be no diminution
in value of the property from the value it held on the date of application due to such
revocation or expiration of the Special Use Permit. The Special Use Permit enhances the
value of the property above its value as of the date the Special Use Permit is granted and
reverting to the prior zoning results in the same value of the property as if the Special Use
Permit had never been granted.
34.
As another alternative, if the applicant is amiable, the Commission may wish to consider a
lower-intensity SUP as outlined in paragraph 29 of this report.
Presented by:
Andrew Lorentzen, Planner
Reviewed by:
Rachel Applegate, Planning Supervisor
SU250041
Page 12 of 12
Attachments:
Case Map (1 page)
Site Plan (1 page)
Narrative Report (14 pages)
Engineering Comments (2 pages)
MCDOT comments (1 page)
MCESD comments (2 pages)
Applicant’s staff report rebuttal (18 Pages)
Email from applicant with two sets of proposed conditions of approval (5 pages)
Opposition letter (1 page)
Support letters (custom letters, 17 pages)
Support letters (form letters 290 pages) – not attached in hard copy but available on Agenda Center
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Maricopa County Planning & Development - Phoenix, AZ
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Gross Acres: 19 approx.
Generated January 20, 2026 2:42 PM
SU250041
Application Name:
Legal Description
Event Space at Gambel Field
Applicant
Case Address
1N 5W 15
JANE PEIFFER
2511 S 331ST AVE
Applicant Phone/Email
Parcel Primary:504-13-003C
6022927196
TONOPAH, AZ 85354
Map scale 1:3,251
Supervisor District No.
Event Space at Gambel Field
(8 acres of a 19 acre parcel)
2511
2511 S 331 st ave
331 st ave
ATTENDEE GATE
ATTENDEE GATE
PARKING AREA - 100 Vehicles
95 STANDARD
5 ADA/HANDICAP
TRAFFIC FLOW
TRAFFIC FLOW
PRIVATE WELL
PRIVATE WELL
WATER SUPPLY
WATER SUPPLY
REFUSE DUMPSTER
REFUSE DUMPSTER
TREES
TREES
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
G
w
G
RED ZONE
RED ZONE
EXCLUDED AREA
EXCLUDED AREA
w
493.3'
493.3'
493.3'
493.3'
w
825.9'
825.9'
25'
25'
11/19/2025
11/19/2025
SITE PLAN
SITE A001
LEGENDS
LEGENDS
RED ZONE
RED ZONE
479,160 SF
EVENT SPACE AT GAMBEL FIELD
T. MARK GRAHAM
T. MARK GRAHAM
JANE PEIFFER
JANE PEIFFER
AUTHORIZED AGENT
AUTHORIZED AGENT
GROSS ACREAGE
GROSS ACREAGE
19.0 ACRES
19.0 ACRES
NET ACREAGE
NET ACREAGE
8 ACRES
8 ACRES
APN 504-13-002M:
APN 504-13-002M:
ALVERSON, SINGLE
ALVERSON, SINGLE
FAMILY RESIDENCE,
FAMILY RESIDENCE,
R-43
R-43
APN: 504-13-002Q: DM
APN: 504-13-002Q: DM
LAND INVESTMENTS 1
LAND INVESTMENTS 1
LLC , VACANT LAND,
LLC , VACANT LAND,
R-43
R-43
APN 504-13-003G:
LOWERY, SINGLE FAMILY
RESIDENCE R43 (SOUTH
WEST SIDE OF
PROPERTY)
APN 504-13-002P:
APN 504-13-002P:
BYBEE, VACANT LAND,
BYBEE, VACANT LAND,
R-43
R-43
APN 504-13-003M: MARK
GRAHAM, SUB PARCEL
OF PARENT 504-13-003C
APN 504-13-003H: PENA,
SINGLE FAMILY
RESIDENCE R-43
APN 504-13-003L: BERNINGER, NON-
CONFORMING SINGLE FAMILY/VACATION
PROPERTY
NO APN: STATE TRUST
NO APN: STATE TRUST
LAND, VACANT LAND
LAND, VACANT LAND
APN 504-13-096: MARK
APN 504-13-096: MARK
GRAHAM, VACANT
GRAHAM, VACANT
LAND, R-43
LAND, R-43
PROPOSED ZONING
PROPOSED ZONING
SUP AREA LEGAL DESCRIPTION:
SUP AREA LEGAL DESCRIPTION:
THE NORTHERN MOST 35 FEET, AND THE EASTERN MOST 500 FEET OF THE NORTH HALF OF THE
SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 15, TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH, RANGE 5
WEST OF THE GILA AND SALT RIVER BASE AND MERIDIAN, MARICOPA COUNTY, ARIZONA
UTILITY COMMITMENT TABLE
UTILITY COMMITMENT TABLE
Utility
Electricity
Water
Wastewater
Trash Service
School District
Fire
Police
Natural Gas
Telephone
Company for Parent Parcel
APS
Private Well
Septic System
RDS – Dumpster
Palo Verde Elementary School
District #49
Buckeye Union High School #201
Arizona Fire & Medical Authority
(South County Fire & Medical
District)
Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office
None
Verizon Cell Phones
SUP Area
None
None, (drinking water supplied by
renters/group)
Chemical Toilets
35 Gallon Trash Cans throughout
space based on expected
attendance numbers
Same
Same
Same
None
Personal Cell Phones
OWNER
OWNER
ADDRESS
ADDRESS
APN
APN
LOT #
LOT #
STR
STR
SUBDIVISION
SUBDIVISION
EXISTING ZONING
EXISTING ZONING
EXISTING LIVABLE
EXISTING LIVABLE
EXISTING COV PATIO
EXISTING COV PATIO
EXISTING WORK SHOP
EXISTING WORK SHOP
EXST SHADE STRUCTURE
EXST SHADE STRUCTURE
EXST ACCESSORY BLDG
EXST ACCESSORY BLDG
TOTAL BUILD AREA
TOTAL BUILD AREA
TOTAL LOT AREA
TOTAL LOT AREA
LOT COVERAGE
LOT COVERAGE
SETBACKS
SETBACKS
CITY/STATE/ZIP
CITY/STATE/ZIP
2511 S 331ST AVE
2511 S 331ST AVE
TONOPAH, AZ 85354
TONOPAH, AZ 85354
504-13-003C
504-13-003C
N/A
N/A
15 1N 5W
15 1N 5W
N/A
N/A
RU-43
RU-43
RU-43
RU-43
F:40' R:40' S:30'/20'
F:40' R:40' S:30'/20'
1,352 SF
1,352 SF
488 SF
488 SF
2,400 SF
2,400 SF
300 SF
300 SF
2,400 SF
2,400 SF
6,940 SF
6,940 SF
827,640 SF
827,640 SF
0.84%
PROJECT #:
PROJECT #:
DATE:
DATE:
TRASH SERVICE:
TRASH SERVICE:
RDS DUMPSTER
RDS DUMPSTER
LOCATION AS
LOCATION AS
SHOWN
SHOWN
APS ELECTRICAL SERVICE
APS ELECTRICAL SERVICE
GENERAL CONNECTION POINT
GENERAL CONNECTION POINT
WATER SUPPLY (PRIVATE WELL)
WATER SUPPLY (PRIVATE WELL)
GENERAL LOCATION
GENERAL LOCATION
SEPTIC SYSTEM
SEPTIC SYSTEM – GENERAL
GENERAL
EXISTING SYSTEM
EXISTING SYSTEM
PALO VERDE, MESQUITE, IRONWOOD
PALO VERDE, MESQUITE, IRONWOOD
LEGAL DESCRIPTION
LEGAL DESCRIPTION
(PER DEEDS 2021-0909779)
PARCEL NO. 1
THE NORTH HALF OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 15, TOWNSHIP 1
NORTH, RANGE 5 WEST OF THE GILA AND SALT RIVER BASE AND MERIDIAN, MARICOPA COUNTY, ARIZONA;
EXCEPT THE SOUTH 208 FEET OF THE WEST 208 FEET; AND
EXCEPT ALL GAS, OIL RIGHTS AND MINERAL RIGHTS AS RESERVED BY THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN THE PATENT
RECORDED IN DOCKET 596, PAGE 68.
612.9'
612.9'
PROPOSED AREA
PROPOSED AREA
348,480 SF
10'
10'
FLOOR WAY
FLOOR WAY
100-YEAR FLOOR ZONE
100-YEAR FLOOR ZONE
FLOORPLAIN (FEMA EFFECTIVE)
FLOORPLAIN (FEMA EFFECTIVE)
1" = 50'-0"
1
SITE PLAN
SU250041
Revision 1 Date:
12/23/25
Note: Surface material for parking area
shall remain native soil. Soil stabilizers
and/or dust mitigation measures will be
applied.
Revision 2 Date:
2/06/2026
SU250041
Received 2-6-26
Narrative Report
Project: Event Space at Gambel Field
Request: Special Use Permit on 8 Acres for an outdoor recreation and general use space
General Location: 3 miles south of I-10 using 339th Ave to Lower Buckeye Road, then 1 mile East to 331st
Ave. North ¼ mile to Gambel Field entry point (Approximately)
Specific Location: 2511 S. 331st Ave, Tonopah, AZ 85354
APN: 504-13-003C
Case: SU250041
(Pre-Application # PA240081)
First Submittal Date: 11/14/2025
Second Submittal Date: 01/09/2025
Vicinity Maps:
SU250041
Received 1/12/26
General Property Background:
Gambel Field, located at 2511 S. 331st Avenue, is one quarter mile north of the Lower Buckeye Road and
S. 331st Ave intersection. Mark Graham purchased this large 19.5 +/- acre property in late August of
2021, and named it Gambel Field due to the abundant number of Gambel’s Quail coveys who call the
property home. Only 8 acres are included in this SUP application.
One of the key features of this property is the large grass field (formerly a sheep pasture), with both
beautiful, mature old-growth trees and young growing trees. An additional benefit to the property is the
limited number of neighbors based on the property directional alignment and location. We have four
“close” neighbors, two to the South of the property and two to the North. To the Southwest across 331st
Ave are two additional neighbors; one who has completed their custom home and one that is still a work
in progress. The remaining land directly on the West side of 331st Ave is undeveloped/unoccupied land
owned by Mark Graham. The proposed portion of the large field area is surrounded by State Trust Land
to the East, unoccupied land to the North, and a natural growth/unused area of a South neighbor’s large
property; all of which is part of a massive flood plain/floodway system for the Hassayampa River.
The picturesque view from the property facing East, looks out over this field, towards the State Trust
Land, the Hassayampa River bottom, and the White Tank and Estrella Mountains in the distance. This
view lead Mark and Jane to envision sharing this space for gatherings and activities where people, and
their dogs, could come and enjoy time with friends, family, and neighbors. While the property is a mere
7-minute drive from I-10 Exit 103, there is little traffic in our neighborhood, and no road noise to disturb
the tranquility of the property.
In 2023, a Temporary Use/Event Permit (Case Number TU2023046) was issued to us for the Hassayampa
Music Festival and a few smaller music, family and dog centered events. The Hassayampa Music Festival
featured 11 local bands and musicians from the Blues, Southern Rock, and Rockabilly genres with a little
Irish and Bluegrass thrown in for good measure. While our attendance was less than we had hoped, it
provided an excellent opportunity to “test” our vision. Overall, the event was very successful from a
logistical and technical standpoint. All of those who attended have encouraged us to persevere and hold
additional events.
In November 2024 Mark and Jane again obtained, by Maricopa County Board of Adjustment unanimous
decision, a Temporary Use/Event Permit (Case Number TU240011) for primarily dog focused events, with
some dates set aside for potential, but not fully planned, family-friendly community-oriented events
(think Halloween, Christmas, Easter, etc.), or private family gatherings. Maricopa County Planning and
Development department recommended we explore a Special Use Permit to allow for potential long-
term growth and use of the property for events and gatherings. A Pre-Application meeting was held on
November 26, 2024. During this Pre-Application meeting we were given conflicting advice about the
feasibility of an SUP and it was recommended verbally that we continue with Temporary Use Permits.
In August 2025 we again applied for a Temporary Use Permit, as advised by our Planner for the Pre-
Application meeting. We learned that the recommendation to use TUPs was not recorded from this
meeting. A determination by the Board of Adjustment once again granted us the Temporary Use Permit
(TU250037). We were again advised to seek a Special Use Permit.
Purpose of Request:
To obtain a Special Use Permit for an 8-acre portion of Gambel Field to be used as a rentable outdoor,
open air, recreational space for private events and gatherings. Events shall not exceed 60 days per year.
This request is asking for a 30-year use period.
Based on the property’s history of well-run, well-organized events, the tremendous support of the
community and event goers, and our mutual support of the other community-based ventures, activities
and businesses in the Tonopah area, the requested time period allows for additional investments in the
property and shows commitment to the community.
The current zoning of the property (Rural-43) will remain.
Description of Proposal:
To fully understand this project, it is essential to first recognize what Gambel Field is NOT asking for.
This is not a request to alter the character of the property, the nearby environment, or the community.
This is NOT a request to build, construct, change or add ANYTHING. This is a rural, natural,
unimproved outdoor space where people and dogs can participate in the vast openness without
concrete, traffic, or other “city” characteristics.
Our guests do not expect, nor do they want, all the “city style amenities.” They want open space.
They are well aware that formal plumbing and bathrooms are not available. They understand that
there is no electricity available. They understand that there is NO intention to make any of those
services available on the field. The nature and characteristics of the property, including the flood
plain, floodway, and high-water table, make construction completely impractical if not impossible.
Of the +/- 19.0-acre primary parcel, the Special Use Permit would be for approximately 8 acres of open
space, including the accompanying driveway entrance. Exhibit A attached.
Generally, the Event Space at Gambel Field will be rented to private individuals or groups (primarily non-
profit groups) for various animal and human activities and family style events. Mark and I will host some
community gatherings and events as well. There are two general Special Uses categories our proposal
fits within: 1301.1.11 Land use involving large assemblage of people, and 1301.1.13 Recreational open-
air facilities.
We want to be the place people come to when they crave open space, beautiful views and green grass as
their backdrop. Events shall not exceed 60 days per year. Historically, event activities have been less
than 30 days per year and within the limits of previous Temporary Use Permits.
Business Hours, Event Coordination, Employees, and Suppliers:
In order to be flexible with potential future customer uses, while being mindful of our neighbors, we
propose the following operating hours:
Guest and Visitor hours:
Sunday - Thursday
7:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Friday and Saturday
6:00 AM – 11:30 PM
Amplified Sound or Music hours
Sunday (rarely)
12:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Monday through Thursday
4:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Friday and Saturday
10:00 AM – 10:30 PM
Major Holidays
10:00 AM – 10:30 PM
There are two different “methods” by which Gambel Field will be used; private entity rentals and
Gambel Field sponsored and produced recreational or community activities. Gambel Field would be the
location for gatherings, but the actual planning of events would be the responsibility of the renting party.
As an open field/outdoor space each renter/reservation will be responsible for their own temporary
“structural” set up or event equipment needs such as tents or canopies, tables, chairs, generators, food,
water, decoration items, insurance and security (if needed). Each rental would be required to follow a
specific time schedule to accomplish their needs within the proposed hours of the SUP. Any events put
on by Gambel Field may call for temporary helpers for specific dates, but generally, no employees will be
regularly needed.
A.) For the private entity rentals Gambel Field would be the location for gatherings, but the
actual planning and coordination is the responsibility of the renting party, including, but not
limited to:
1. Insurance,
2. Event equipment such as: canopies, tables, chairs, decorations, etc.,
3. Security,
4. Catering and drinking water,
5. Temporary staff,
6. Sanitation needs above those provided by Gambel Field.
B.) Gambel Field sponsored/produced activities will be organized by Jane and Mark, likely with
partnerships by other local community groups and businesses. For those events Gambel
Field would be responsible for obtaining all necessary non-owned items such as those listed
above.
Only licensed and insured suppliers/contractors for these outside services will be allowed.
If a “setup” time is needed outside of the regular guest hours, that time will be in conformance with
Maricopa County Hours of Construction Ordinances regarding starting times for construction in a
residential area: Section 102.1: 5:00 AM from April 15th to October 15th and 6:00 AM from October 16th
through April 14th.
Gambel Field is able to provide the following sanitation and health related items with necessary
quantities determined by anticipated attendance or by renting group request:
1. Chemical Toilets
2. Hand wash stations with dual sinks, dual soap dispensers, and paper towels
3. Hand Sanitizer stations
4. Trash Cans
5. First Aid Kits (Basic level)
6. Fire Extinguishers
7. Dog Waste receptacles
Attendance projections and capacity:
Private entity events will be by invitation or registration only. Most private events and activities will
have less than 150 people, community events and ticketed events could range from 50-400 people. Of
the 8 acres under the application, approximately 3 acres are driveway and parking area with 5 acres of
grass space. Occupancy loads for outdoor spaces without grouped seating is generally calculated based
on 15 square feet per person. We do not intend to come anywhere close to that occupancy. We value
space to spread out and extra elbow room over more people.
We have set aside enough room for 160 dedicated parking spaces (152 standard, 8 ADA/handicap). If
there are 2.5 people per vehicle that would be a maximum of 400 people.
With 217,800 square feet of grass area being available for use, there is more than enough space for our
estimated attendance numbers. (217,800 sq ft/400 people=544.5 sq ft per person)
We don’t anticipate ever having that many people or vehicles on the property at one time, but we do
have room for it. With dog events, for example, it is pretty common for there to only be 1 person in the
vehicle with their pets.
Signage, Buildings, color palette, construction materials, etc.
Exterior Signage, signs visible from the road, shall be limited to fence and gate mounted signs. Small
solar powered lights will provide non-intrusive illumination.
The natural beauty of the property and the surrounding desert and mountain views are what make
Gambel Field special. The color palette has been provided by mother nature.
Our intention is not to build, add, change or modify the property in any substantial way.
Internal signage will include speed limit signs, “Slow, Control Your Dust” signs, and property specific
directional and expected behavior signs. These signs will not be visible from 331st Ave
Fencing & Screening Plans:
A 6’ tall chain link fence with visual screening has been installed along first 300’ of the driveway on the
north as a buffer for the neighbor on the northwest corner. All other neighbors are satisfied with the
current agricultural style fencing. The long-term plan is to add shrubs, hedges, trees or other plantings
that will fit the desert surroundings and are low water usage, high sun tolerant, high drought hardy and
non-toxic to animals and people. Such plants and trees could include: Hopseed bushes, Texas Sage
shrubs, and Desert Willow trees.
The parking area will be a minimum of 1,125’ from 331st Ave, 800’ away from the occupied property on
the Northwest corner and 650’ away from the occupied property on the Southwest side, and more than
1,000’ from the residence on the property that abuts the Southeast side of the property.
For the above listed reasons, we request that property/area screening, fencing and wall
recommendations be waived. We also request that parking area general requirements including, but not
limited to; parking curbs, screening, striping, pedestrian walks, paving, etc. be waived. The goal is to
maintain the natural beauty of the property and area, not to pave over or hide it.
Relationship to surrounding properties and general area
Adjacent Land Uses:
Direction
Jurisdiction
Existing Zoning
Existing Use
North
Maricopa County
R-43
1 Single Family Residence, 1 Vacant Residential
Property & 1 Vacant large lot entirely in the
floodplain/floodway*
East
ASLD
NONE
Vacant (floodplain/floodway)*
South
Maricopa County
R-43
2 Single Family Residential Properties and 1
non-conforming homesite/vacation property
West
Maricopa County
R-43
Vacant Residential (Owned by Mark Graham)
*Flood Control Maps attached as Exhibits B1-B4
Additional non-residential area uses nearby:
¼ mile away from us to the southeast is a rock and sand quarry which extends north around the ¼ mile
of state trust land to the east,
1/3 mile west on Lower Buckeye Road is one of the large Moon Valley Nursery/Tree Storage properties,
with a second location on 339th Ave just 2.6 miles away from us,
½ mile to the north on 331st is another tree and cactus nursery.
½ mile to the Southwest on Wickenburg Road and 331st is a cactus and tree nursery
½ mile to the north on 331st is another tree and cactus nursery.
3 miles away is the Buckeye Ranch RV Park on 339th Ave
3 miles away is Wayne’s Place Saddlery, Farrier Services and Arena
3.5 miles to the South is one of the area’s major employers = Hickman’s Arlington Egg Farm
Southeast of Hickman’s ¾ of a mile is the Hassayampa Transfer Station
3.8 miles away is the Travel America Truck Stop
4.5 miles (as the crow flies) is the Buckeye Municipal Airport
4.9 miles to the north west is Tonopaws K-9 Swim Center
5 miles away is Rancho Lienzo Charro Los Potrillos Rodeo and Events grounds on Lower Buckeye Road
Within 7 miles of the Palo Verde Nuclear Power Plant
Many large solar “farms”, hundreds of acres in size, are currently operating or under construction all
along the Salome Hwy Corridor in the 331st to 345th Ave. area
Many of the properties in our area run agricultural, home based or cottage industry-based businesses,
and we whole-heartly support these uses. We have no public parks out here and Gambel Field can help
fill that gap. Our events and usable green space are needed in the community.
Proposed SUP development standards: There are two Special Uses categories our proposal fits
within: 1301.1.11 Land use involving large assemblage of people, and 1301.1.13 Recreational open-air
facilities. The closest zoning overlay category we fit into for “development standard” purposes would be
C-3 General Commercial Zoning District (pgs. 132-133 of MCZO), 20. “Permanent facilities for rodeos,
auctions, swap meets, campgrounds, and sites rented for private parties.” (emphasis added)
Development Standards
R-43 Standards
C-3 Standards
Proposed SUP Standards
Yard Regulations:
Front
Side
Rear
40’
30’
40’
10’
10’
3’
10’
10’
3’
Site Enclosure/Screening
N/A (Rural
Users)
Min. 6’ Solid Wall
(Commercial Uses)
Agricultural fencing with
no additional screening
requirements
Parking
Chapter 11, 1102
Minimum 2 per
dwelling
1102.1.2 Public
Assembly Uses:
2. All other public
assembly uses:
1 per 200 square feet
of floor area
1102.1.4 Office and
Commercial Uses
1 per 250 SF of floor
area + one per 5,000 sq
ft of outside display
area, and + one per 100
square feet of outdoor
seating area
152 standard parking
spaces and up to 8
ADA/Handicap accessible
parking spaces
We have no floor areas,
no display areas, and no
outdoor seating areas.
Waive all parking area
general requirements
such as curbs & bumpers,
screening, striping, etc.
due to infrequent use
and location
Loading Areas
1 per 25,000SF of
building floor space
None required – no
“building floor space”
Site Visibility Triangles
25’x25’
None Required
Roadway/Parking Surfacing
None
Pavement
None Required/ Dust
suppression using
chemical emulsifiers and
other dust control
measures as necessary
Intensity of Use Regulations
Rural-43
Standards
C-3 Standards
Proposed SUP Area
Property Information
Lot Area (Proposed Area)
1 Acre
Minimum 6,000 sq ft
348,480 sq ft of 827,640
sq ft total lot area for
usable space
Lot Width (Proposed Area)
145’
Minimum width 60 ft
661.84’ wide
Lot Coverage (Proposed
Area related to Whole
Property)
25%
Maximum 60% of lot
area
Lot coverage remains at
0.84% as none of the SUP
is above grade use or
additional buildings.
Usage area is: 42.10% of
the lot area used for SUP
Usable space + 0.84% of
lot area for home &
personal space = 42.94%
Location and Accessibility
Gambel Field is located on the private road known as 331st Ave, just off of Lower Buckeye Road.
Generally, guests will travel to the area using 339th Ave, turning East on Lower Buckeye Road and then
turning North on 331st Ave. Access to the property is through a controlled gate at the Northeast edge of
the property. Accessibility of the event space and the parking area for guests with limited mobility will
utilize a texturized ground protection mat system which allows for optimal flexibility for space use.
These ground protection mats will be used to create stable pathways to main activity areas, parking
spaces and portable chemical toilet restrooms. ADA accessible portable toilets are available on site as
well. As an added benefit, the ground protection mats will not impact or interfere with the flood plain,
and won’t disrupt potential water flow or create drainage issues.
Circulation System
Upon entering the property, guests will utilize a gravel driveway that runs the length of the property to
the parking area. This driveway is 24’ wide and allows for two-way traffic. The natural surface parking
lot has room for oversized driving lanes between parking rows to allow easy access and will loop around
to a second set of parking rows. This will allow vehicles to flow naturally back to the driveway. There is
a strict 5 MPH speed limit on the driveway and slower speed are encouraged through the parking area.
This is both for dust control and safety of all guests and animals. The oversized lanes, and single
direction traffic through the parking area, will allow plenty of room for any necessary emergency
vehicles including fire truck staging and travel.
Due to the very limited anticipated use and the minor impact to the area, Maricopa County Department
of Transportation has waived the Traffic Study requirement. The site does not border an established
County right-of-way. There is no anticipatory nexus or proportional need to alter the legal status of
331st Ave based on the limited vehicular usage levels, the limited days of use (less than 60 days during a
365-day period), and the minimal impact on the area. No dedication of right-of-way is necessary or
required to aid in circulation of the site. Nor is there a need for road “widening” for traffic management.
We do remain open to having conversations with the County Engineer or the County Attorney offices
regarding this situation, as per the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors’ directive from 1995.
Public Utilities and Services & Community Facilities and Services
Utility/Facilities
Company for Parent Parcel
SUP Area
Electricity
APS
None
Water
Private Well
None, (drinking water supplied
by renters/group) *
Wastewater
Septic System
Privately Owned Chemical
Toilets**
Trash Service
RDS – Dumpster
35 Gallon Trash Cans throughout
space based on expected
attendance numbers
School District
Palo Verde Elementary School District
#49
Buckeye Union High School #201
Same
Fire
Arizona Fire & Medical Authority (South
County Fire & Medical District)
Same
Police
Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office
Same
Natural Gas
None
None
Telephone
Verizon Cell Phones
Personal Cell Phones
Community Info
Distance to SUP Area
Closest School
Winters Well Elementary (Saddle
Mountain Unified School District)
Palo Verde Elementary School
(“home” district)
3.9 Miles
9.5 Miles
Closest Community
Park
Tartesso Community Park
14.5 Miles
Grocery Store
Wintersburg General Store
Fry’s Marketplace (Miller Rd)
6.4 Miles
15.2 Miles
Gas Station
Travel America Truck Stop
3.8 miles
* A Public Water System is not required as the events are limited to less than 60 days per year. Bottled water will
be provided by each renter for all guests during their rental period.
**Due to the floodplain, high water table (less than 15’ below ground) and soil type, as well as the lack of
pressurized water, installing a septic system and permanent restrooms are impossible. (See Exhibits B1-B4 for
floodplain information.) Under Maricopa County Environmental Health Code Chapter II Section 6, Regulation 2b(2)
Chemical Toilets are permissible. The limited number of event rental days also make Chemical Toilets the
appropriate solution.
Exhibit A – SUP proposed area in yellow.
Data Source: Marciopa County Flood Control District (FCD) GIS. Data Owner: Marciopa County Flood Control District (FCD). Contact: https://www.maricopa.gov/959/Floodplain-Information .
City of Buckeye, AZ, Bureau of Land Management, Esri, HERE, Garmin, GeoTechnologies, Inc., USGS, EPA
Exported November 12, 2025 at 15:47 PM Esri, HERE, Garmin, USGS, EPA, NPS | Data Source: Marciopa County Flood Control District (FCD) GIS. Data Owner: Marciopa County Flood Control District (FCD). Contact: https://www.maricopa.gov/959/Floodplain-Information . |
Data Source: Marciopa County Flood Control District (FCD) GIS. Data Owner: Marciopa County Flood Control District (FCD). Contact: https://www.maricopa.gov/959/Floodplain-Information .
City of Buckeye, AZ, Bureau of Land Management, Esri, HERE, Garmin, GeoTechnologies, Inc., USGS, EPA
Exported November 12, 2025 at 15:47 PM Esri, HERE, Garmin, USGS, EPA, NPS | Data Source: Marciopa County Flood Control District (FCD) GIS. Data Owner: Marciopa County Flood Control District (FCD). Contact: https://www.maricopa.gov/959/Floodplain-Information . |
Elevation Certificate
Local
Arterial
Highway
Interstate Highway
State\US\Other Highway
Interchange\Ramp
Floodplain (Pending FEMA Approval)
Floodway
100-Year Flood Zone
Floodplain (FEMA Effective)
Floodway
100-Year Flood Zone
Floodplain and Elevation Certificate Map
Unofficial Document
This document cannot be used for floodplain determinations. Current studies, erosion setbacks
and other factors may also affect the floodplain status of the property. The information shown
for pending floodplains are the best technical information available at this time to determine the
1% chance flood and are subject to change.
2801 W Durango St
Phoenix, AZ 85009
Flood Control District of Maricopa County
(602) 506-2419
http://www.fcd.maricopa.gov
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Esri, HERE, Garmin, (c) OpenStreetMap contributors, and the GIS user community
Data Source: Marciopa County Flood Control District (FCD) GIS. Data Owner: Marciopa County Flood Control District (FCD). Contact: https://www.maricopa.gov/959/Floodplain-Information .
Exported November 12, 2025 at 15:53 PM Esri, HERE, Garmin, USGS, EPA, NPS | Data Source: Marciopa County Flood Control District (FCD) GIS. Data Owner: Marciopa County Flood Control District (FCD). Contact: https://www.maricopa.gov/959/Floodplain-Information . |
Esri, HERE, Garmin, (c) OpenStreetMap contributors, and the GIS user community
Data Source: Marciopa County Flood Control District (FCD) GIS. Data Owner: Marciopa County Flood Control District (FCD). Contact: https://www.maricopa.gov/959/Floodplain-Information .
Exported November 12, 2025 at 15:53 PM Esri, HERE, Garmin, USGS, EPA, NPS | Data Source: Marciopa County Flood Control District (FCD) GIS. Data Owner: Marciopa County Flood Control District (FCD). Contact: https://www.maricopa.gov/959/Floodplain-Information . |
Elevation Certificate
Local
Arterial
Highway
Interstate Highway
State\US\Other Highway
Interchange\Ramp
Parcel
Floodplain (Pending FEMA Approval)
Floodway
100-Year Flood Zone
Floodplain (FEMA Effective)
Floodway
100-Year Flood Zone
Floodplain and Elevation Certificate Map
Unofficial Document
This document cannot be used for floodplain determinations. Current studies, erosion setbacks
and other factors may also affect the floodplain status of the property. The information shown
for pending floodplains are the best technical information available at this time to determine the
1% chance flood and are subject to change.
2801 W Durango St
Phoenix, AZ 85009
Flood Control District of Maricopa County
(602) 506-2419
http://www.fcd.maricopa.gov
1:11,649
±
0
0
0
0
mi
1 inch = 382 feet
Data Source: Marciopa County Flood Control District (FCD) GIS. Data Owner: Marciopa County Flood Control
District (FCD). Contact: https://www.maricopa.gov/959/Floodplain-Information .
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SEE MARICOPA COUNTY GDACS MAP (http://www.fcd.maricopa.
gov/Maps/gismaps/apps/gdacs/application/index.cfm)
THIS MAP COMPLIES WITH NATIONAL MAP ACCURACY
STANDARDS FOR 1" = 400' HORIZONTAL SCALE, 2' CONTOUR
INTERVALS, 10' INDEX CONTOUR INTERVALS AND 40' INDEX
CONTOUR INTERVALS IN AREAS OF INCREASED SLOPE.
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FCD CONTRACT: 2017C022
FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT
OF MARICOPA COUNTY
CROSS SECTION INFORMATION
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Existing Base Flood Elevation (feet)
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Anh Harambasic, PE
Planning & Development
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, Arizona 85003
Phone: (602) 506-3611
www.maricopa.gov/planning
email address:
Anh.Harambasic@maricopa.gov
Planning & Development
Engineering Plan Review
Date:
December 19, 2025
Memo To: Darren Gerard, AICP, Planning Manager, Department of Planning &
Development
Attn:
Andrew Lorentzen Planner, Planning & Development Services
via:
Doug Jones P.E., Engineering Supervisor, Planning and Development
From:
Anh Harambasic P.E., Plans Examiner Engineer, Planning &
Development
Subject:
SU250041 Gambel Field
APN(s):
504-13-003C
Description-Application for a plan of development add an additional accessory storage
structure on existing site.
Engineering Review has reviewed the first plan set routed for review for on 11.25.2025
and has the following comments:
Engineering
1. Update site plan to clarify what surface material is being proposed for the rear
parking lot area. DG? AC? Specify.
a. In a floodway you cannot import any fill. The parking area must be
placed at grade and if AC the AC pavement section thickness must be
cut from existing and placed back at existing grade.
b. If no changes or structures are being proposed to the site then a
building permit would not be required.
2. Discuss in narrative the bathroom accommodations are provided during
events. Portable toilets?
3. Applicant to be aware that the yellow hatching below, represents erosion zone.
Any improvements or structures in this area are subject to lateral migration of
the floodway and therefore potential erosion damage.
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4. Engineering comments have been made with the assumption that no additional
structures will be placed onsite and no grading is to be performed onsite.
5. Any work or disturbance inside the floodway or floodplain will require a flooduse
permit during building permit phase. FYI- If no changes are being proposed to
the site then neither a building permit or flood use permit will be required.
6. Transportation comments- Defer to MCDOT Planning and TSMO. It appears
the TIA waiver has been approved..
GENERAL DRAINAGE REVIEW/INFORMATION
1. Engineering review of planning and/or zoning cases is for conceptual design only.
All development and engineering design shall be in conformance with Section
1205 of the Maricopa County Zoning Ordinance; Drainage Policies and Standards;
Floodplain Regulations for Maricopa County; MCDOT Roadway Design Manual;
and current engineering policies, standards and best practices at the time of
application for construction.
2. Based on the conceptual design nature of the information submitted, changes to
the site layout may be necessitated by the final engineering design of the site’s
drainage infrastructure.
3. Maricopa County does not supply water, fire or sewer services. It is the
applicant/owner’s responsibility to coordinate and secure water, fire and sewer
services for this site.
4. Sealed final Grading and Drainage (Site Infrastructure) Plans and Sealed Final
drainage report must be submitted with the application for Building Permits
Please contact me with any questions.
Engineering Division
2901 W. Durango Street
Phoenix, Arizona 85009
P: 602.506.4889
F: 602.506.5969
MCDOT Planning TAC Comments
Date: January 6, 2026
TAC Assigned Number: SU250041
APN: 504-13-003C
Description of Request: SUP for event venue
Project Name: Event Space at Gambel Field
Reviewer Contact Information
For any questions related to the comments herein please contact MCDOTPlanning@maricopa.gov
or 602-506-7223.
1st Submittal Comments
• 331st Avenue is classified as an urban principal arterial typically requiring fee dedication of
a 65-foot half street from the line per the Maricopa County Zoning Ordinance Section 1104,
based upon the Right-of-Way Waiver, a 40-foot half street dedication is required.
o It is the developer's responsibility to determine if the existing right of way is fee
simple, if it is not then the developer will need to provide the right of way in said
form.
o Applicant is required to provide, at applicant’s expense, an American Land Title
Association (“ALTA”) Owner’s Policy of Title Insurance showing title vested in
Maricopa County, a political subdivision of the State of Arizona.
• The above comments do not include identification of utilities or underground facilities
within or adjacent to the required right-of-way that may have prior rights and/or require
relocation.
• Any additional dedication and offsite improvement requirements will be determined by
MCDOT Traffic based on a submitted TIA/TIS and the above roadway classification.
o TIA/TIS to be submitted to MCDOT via Permit Center at https://maricopacountyaz-
energovweb.tylerhost.net/apps/selfservice#/home.
o If a TIA/TIS has been previously submitted, approval is valid for one year. If review
for construction is not underway within this time period, MCDOT may request an
updated traffic report to assess any changes in condition.
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Subdivision
Infrastructure
& Planning Program
301 W. Jefferson St.
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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The Maricopa County Environmental Services Department (MCESD) has completed review
for the Event Space at Gambel Field planning case(s). Please note the following MCESD
requirements for site development:
Drinking Water –
Per the Safe Drinking Water Act, any water system that supplies more than 25 people or 15
service connections per day for at least 60 days per year is classified as a Public Water
System (PWS).
•
If the above conditions are met, a Public Water System application and a New
Source Approval application are required and must be submitted to the MCESD’s
Drinking Water Program. A water quality analysis report will be required with
submittal and is good within one-year of testing.
An Approval to Construct application is required to be submitted to the MCESD’s Treatment
Program for all water treatment facilities.
•
For questions, please contact the Water/Wastewater Treatment Program at (602)
372-2861 or email treatmentplantprogram@maricopa.gov
An Approval to Construct application is required to be submitted to the MCESD’s
Subdivision & Infrastructure Program for all water system infrastructure.
•
For questions, please contact the Subdivision and Infrastructure Program at (602)
506-1058 or email subdivision@maricopa.gov
For additional Drinking Water related questions, please contact the Drinking Water program
at (602) 506-6935 or by email at sdwquestions@maricopa.gov.
Project Name: Event Space at Gambel
Field
Primary Contact Name: Jane Peiffer
Planning Application Type: Special Use
Permit
APN(s): 504-13-003C
Reviewer: Ryan Hall, P.E.
Email: Ryan.Hall@maricopa.gov
Phone: 602-918-1241
Planner Name: Andrew Lorentzen
Planning Case #: SU250041
Date: December 22, 2025
Water and Waste Management Division
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Onsite Wastewater –
Projects/sites seeking entitlement for site development and use of sanitary facilities require
connection to a gravity sewer system or permitted onsite wastewater treatment (septic)
facilities to support the development.
A Notice of Intent to Discharge application for an onsite wastewater treatment (septic)
system is required for any construction. Application must be submitted to the MCESD
Onsite Wastewater Program.
•
Wastewater is not permitted to discharge to an adjacent parcel’s septic system.
•
Setback requirements must be maintained per Arizona Administrative Code, Title
18, Chapter 9, Article 312, C (Features Requiring Setbacks).
For Onsite Wastewater related questions, please contact the Onsite Program at (602) 506-
6666 or by email at septicquestions@maricopa.gov.
Environmental Health –
For any on site catering services, food caterers must submit a Permanent/Fixed Food
Establishment Permit application or have an issued operating permit with the MCESD
Environmental Health program.
•
Additional information for permanent/fixed establishments can be found on the
Environmental Health webpage.
For Environmental Health related questions, please call (602) 506-6824.
Additional Notes –
Environmental Services does not require these items for condition of approval of SU250041, however
these items must be addressed with the development of the site. Environmental Services does not
require additional review of this case.
*It should be noted that this document does not approve the referenced project. Comments are provided
for the benefit of the applicant for MCESD permit requirements and as an advisory to Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department. Other Maricopa County agencies may have additional
requirements. Final review and approval will be made through Planning and Development Department
procedures. Applicant may need to submit separate applications to the Maricopa County Environmental
Services Department for approval of proposed facilities regulated by the Department. Review of any such
application will be based on current regulations at the time of application.
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Letter to the Planning and Zoning Commission:
Chairwoman Milhaven and Commissioners,
I write to you today with feelings of concern, apprehension and frustration. My fear is that
speaking out on an already contentions situation could make said situation even worse.
Nevertheless, I feel I must bring to light some issues encountered with the permit process in
order to receive a fair and impartial hearing on my Special Use Permit application.
After reviewing the Planning Departments Report, which contains extensive errors,
biased assumptions, false assertions, and misrepresentations of critical issues, we are extremely
disheartened and upset with the whole process.
All we have ever hoped for is to be treated fairly throughout this permit process. Our
expectations have always been straightforward: that our application would be considered and
evaluated on the same basis as other applications with similar requests. We anticipated that
the Planner or relevant County departments would provide constructive questions and
guidance on any areas where our narrative might not have been sufficiently clear, rather than
proceeding on unsupported negative assumptions. We also expected clear, timely
communication, including specific identification of items needing attention or checklists to help
address them efficiently. In addition, we believed that regulations and all applicable rules would
be applied according to the minimum standard required, not interpreted in the most
burdensome way possible. Finally, we hoped that any questions or concerns from Planners
would be raised in a straightforward and forthcoming manner, with assistance offered to help
navigate the process successfully, rather than creating unnecessary obstacles. Unfortunately,
we also feel these expectations have not been fully met in the handling of our application so
far, our aim is simply to resolve this fairly and proceed.
We ask you, Planning and Zoning Commissioners, to review our SUP application with
these, as of yet, unfulfilled expectations in mind. We are asking for a fair, unbiased, review
where we, the applicant and owner, are given an equal opportunity with the same weight of
consideration as the Planner gets.
There are several specific issues with the report that I would like to address; 1) the change
of the applicable zoning ordinance, 2) Planner’s application of ordinances, rules, policies,
personal preferences, opinions, and unfounded assumptions regarding our application for items
such as, but not limited to: waiver requests of parking lot components, fencing/screening, dust
control methods other than by paving, use of chemical toilets, location of dumpster, and space
usage, and 3) MCDOT and the road issue. For clarity I will refer to the Planning and
Development Department as P&D or Planner.
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I) Zoning Ordinance Change after application submittal and review:
A. (Old) MCZO, November, 15, 2023, (in effect before January, 9, 2026)
i. Our Pre-Application Meeting was held on November 26, 2024.
ii. Our application, narrative, and documents were prepared based on this
set of Ordinances, specifically MCZO 1301.1.11 and 1301.1.13
iii. Our application was filed on November 21, 2025
iv. Our application passed administrative review for completeness on
November 24, 2025 and was assigned a Planner and sent to the reviewing
departments.
v. Our TAC review meeting was held on January 6th, 2026
vi. There was no mention that we needed to review/meet the standards of
the “new” MCZO between that TAC meeting and the Planning and Zoning
Commission hearing.
B. (New) MCZO, dated December 10, 2025
i. The New MCZO was presented to Planning and Zoning Commission on
November 6, 2025
ii. The New MCZO was presented to, and approved by, the Board of
Supervisors on December 10, 2025
iii. The effective date of the New MCZO was calculated to be January
iv. The believe and intention was that the New MCZO would be more
streamlined and easier to use
C. Upon review, and during presentation to the Board of Supervisors, Planning and
Development acknowledged the significant differences between the New MCZO
and Old MCZO.
D. It is uncommon to be held to a standard that did not exist, at the time of an
application, and was not effective until AFTER Technical review of our SUP
application was completed. As a matter of fairness and transparency, I believe
P&D would have an obligation to contact me about, or at least inform me
somehow, that I would be subject to the new standards, and to discuss how best
to proceed.
II) Application of ordinances, rules, policies, personal preferences, opinions, and
unfounded assumptions;
A. Treatment by P&D of our waiver requests – What we have asked for:
i. To be able to use our property in its most natural state
1. No unnecessary concrete or asphalt
2. No unnecessary buildings or obstacles
3. No unnecessary or artificial restrictions
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ii. Fencing and screening:
1. A 6’, fully screened, chain link fence was installed along the
northwest property line where a neighbor had expressed concern
over the prior existing agricultural fencing. A discussion was held
with this neighbor on November 24, 2024 about the fencing
situation, and the compromise of a screened 6’ chain link fence
was reached. Discussions with the neighbor broke down over
placement/location of the fence. Ultimately, the fence was
installed under building permit # BLDR2405491, 12 inches inside
our property line
2. All other neighbors are happy with the existing fence and have not
asked for any changes at this time. It is our intention to work with
the neighbors to maintain the fencing in good condition and if
changes are needed in the future those can be addressed by
building permits if necessary.
3. None of the other neighbors have expressed a need for screening
or additional view blocking. They like being able to look out
across the property/fence lines and to able to see dogs running
and playing.
iii. Parking Curbs, striping (of parking spaces), pedestrian walks, paving of
driveway and parking area:
1. The parking area is as far away from the road and the neighbors as
humanly possible. The distance from the road to the parking lot is
more than 1000’. The parking lot distance from the northwest
corner neighbor is more than 800’. Curbs are not necessary as
there are no surrounding properties at risk, nor is there risk of
unintentional roadway entry.
2. The compacted gravel driveway is set 10’ inside our property, and
is more than 100’ from the northwest corner neighbor’s home.
(For reference the road is only 70’ from their home.) This driveway
meets the requirements as a trackout prevention device as well.
3. The parking area is in a floodplain. Paving the parking area would
cause a huge disruption to and interfere with the drainage in the
area, not just for us but for all of our neighbors as well. There is
not an adequate way to offset the drainage issue that paving
would cause while still keeping the property usable. Pavement is
not a requirement under the Floodplain usage, or Air Quality
Rules (specific ordinance and rules cited under Section 2.b.i.
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below). The inability to pave the floodplain makes line striping and
parking curbs thoroughly moot.
iv. P&D has SUPPORTED the same, or similar, waiver requests by other
applicants, often with less unique physical characteristics than we face.
(A case list is included at the end of this main section.)
B. Application of Ordinances & Rules
i. Parking Lot and driveways are not always required to be paved. Under
Maricopa County Air Pollution Control Regulations III – Control of Air
Contaminant, Rule 310.01., alternative methods of dust control are listed
as appropriate available options. We ask that those should be applied to
us for this SUP. Please note that we are not in the Maricopa Association
of Governance Particulate Plan for PM-10 area. We are not required to
obtain a permit from MCAQ. The following information and sections are
applicable to our SUP:
1. Unpaved Parking Lots are listed as a source of Non-Traditional
Fugitive dust under Section 200, Definitions 218, sub listing 218.3.
2. 302.6 of Rule 310.01 lists the requirements for Unpaved Parking
Lots. Control measure (b.) are split into categories based on the
number of days in use. We have asked for 60 days, so we would
be in use category (1) as that is for more than 35 days. There are
3 suitable options for controlling dust in this rule; (a) pavement,
OR (b) Apply dust suppressant other than water and install,
maintain and use a suitable trackout control device…, OR (c)
Uniformly apply and maintain surface gravel.
3. Dust suppressant was proposed in our narrative. Previously, I
used the word “emulsive” as I erroneously believed it to describe
the action of “emulsion agents” when applied to a surface. We
will use emulsion agents for dust control to meet the
requirements of Rule 310.01. Reapplication will be performed as
often as necessary to satisfy 302.6(a)(1) “…shall not cause or allow
visible emissions of particulate matter, including fugitive dust,
beyond the property line…” and 302.6(a)(2) which states that
“…unpaved parking lots shall not cause or allow visible fugitive
dust emissions to exceed 20% opacity…”
4. P&D has SUPPORTED the same, or similar, applicability of these
rules to other applicants, often with less unique physical
characteristics than we face.
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ii. Planning Report item #14 states “Maricopa Planning and Development
Engineering Division has advised the proposed parking area requires an
engineered grading and drainage plan…”
1. On November 26, 2024 at our Pre-Application Meeting, we
received the “Engineering Plan Review, Pre-Application Meeting
Summary” prepared by Mr. Bob Fedorka. This summary includes
the heading “Drainage Plan Review Comments” which then reads
in relevant part: “The…materials submitted indicate that no
disturbance to the property is proposed…This being the case, a
grading and drainage plan is not necessary.” This document was
provided to Planner as part of the application package.
2. Attached to the Report to Planning and Zoning Commission,
compiled by the Planner, is Ahn Harambasic’s Engineering Plan
Review Dated December 19, 2025. It does not state that “…the
proposed parking area requires an engineered grading and
drainage plan…” as the Planner asserts. What it does say:
a. Under the Engineering, section, 1.b. “If no changes or
structures are being proposed to the site then a building
permit would not be required.”
b. Engineering, section 4. “Engineering comments have been
made with the assumption that no … grading is to be
performed onsite.”
c. Engineering, section 5. Relevant portion reads: “… FYI-If no
changes are being proposed to the site, then neither a
building permit or flood use permit will be required.”
d. The GENERAL DRAINAGE REVIEW/INFORMATION section
states 4. “Sealed final Grading and Drainage (Site
Infrastructure) Plans and Sealed Final Drainage report must
be submitted with the application for Building Permits
(emphasis added).
e. The Planner’s assertion is FALSE. No building permits are
necessary or even being considered at this time. As such,
no Grading and Drainage plan is needed at this time, let
alone REQUIRED.
iii. Water Supply- Planner reports “15. Maricopa County Environmental
Services will require on-site water services. Environmental Services
further advised that any water system that supplies more than 25 people
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or 15 service connections per day for at least 60 days per year is classified
as a regulated Public Water System.”
1. If our SUP is approved, we will be limited to operation for LESS
than 60 days per year. Therefore, this cannot be applied to us.
2. There are no listed requirements for water supply for less than 60
days in any of the Ordinances or Rules that I could find.
3. Bottled water will be provided by all groups and/or Gambel Field
depending on the event type.
4. P&D and Environmental services have SUPPORTED the use of
bottled water for other applicants, often with higher guest counts
and similar usage periods. (List at the end)
iv. Chemical Toilets/Porta Potties
1. Planner’s report Item 16 reads: “Maricopa County Environmental
Services will also require a gravity sewer system or permitted
onsite wastewater treatment (septic) facility to support the
development / event venue use.
2. While MCESD may prefer a “gravity sewer system or a permitted
onsite wastewater treatment (septic)…” Implying that those are
the only two options is a misstatement of the applicable Maricopa
County Environmental Health Code. (MCEHC)
3. MCEHC, Chapter I, Regulation 2 states: “The rules and
regulations…, are designed and intended to provide minimum
standards… to prevent the creation or maintenance of
unhealthful, unsanitary conditions or public health nuisances, and
shall be liberally construed to accomplish these purposes.”
(Emphasis added)
4. MCEHC, Chapter II Sewage and Wastes, Section 6 “Chemical
Toilets, Portable Restroom Units, Portable Wast Holding Tanks”
Regulation 2a reads: “The storage and disposal of human excreta
shall be accomplished by one of the methods listed below, which
are arranged in the order or priority in which they will be
considered by the Department.
(1) A water closet connected to a public sewer.
(2) A water closet connected to an individual septic tank
disposal system.
(3) Other, such as chemical toilets, portable restroom
units, portable waste holding tanks, underground sewage
vaults, etc., when approved by the Department.”
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5. Additionally, Regulation 2.b.(2) contains the following conditions
list: “Chemical toilets, portable restroom units, portable waste
holding tanks, and underground sewage vaults may be installed
only:
(a) where connection to an approved sewage disposal
system is impractical or impossible, or;
(b) where water under pressure is not available, or;
(c) where the installation of an individual sewage disposal
system or other approved method of sewage or waste
disposal is impractical or impossible, and;
(d) where its contents will not pollute, or tend to pollute,
any water supply, potential water supply, swimming pool,
or other bathing area, and;
(e) where it would not create a public health hazard or
Public Health nuisance, and;
(f) if it complies with all the provisions of this code.
6. The list above is addressed here for conservation of page length.
(a) there is no available sewer system in Tonopah, (b) we do not
have a system of ‘regulatable’ water under pressure in the event
area, just field irrigation pipes, (c) a septic system is impossible
due to high water table (close enough to the surface to cool the
air temperature) and poor soil drainage (Carrizo-Brios soil type),
both of which are document in the Tonopah/Arlington Area Plan,
and of course the well-known floodplain, (d) above ground, with
an impervious bottom, makes chemical toilets safer here than the
risks associated with a poor drainage field of a septic tank system,
(e) no public health hazard exists as it is away from a populous
area, and away from neighbors, (f) all our porta potties comply
with these code provisions
7. ARS 36-601 Public Nuisances dangerous to public health, A.15.
reads “The maintenance of public assemblage or places of
assemblage without providing adequate sanitary facilities. Open
surface privies are adequate sanitary facilities if they are outside
populous areas and meet reasonable health requirements.
(Emphasis added.) If an open surface privy (a.k.a. an outhouse) is
considered an “adequate sanitary facility” to not be a public
health hazard or a public nuisance, then surely a well maintained
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regularly serviced chemical toilet is similarly not a public health
nuisance.
8. The extremely limited number of events, capped at less than 60
(we had less than 30 this year) make it impractical to put in a
septic system even if the soil conditions and environmental
concerns were better. Impractical is an acceptable standard for
deviation from the ‘normal’, not just impossible.
9. P&D and Environmental services have SUPPORTED the use of
chemical toilets/porta potties for other applicants with less
challenging soil conditions and without the high water table
concern, often with higher guest counts and similar usage periods.
(List at the end)
v. Electrical Supply & Assumptions of other “uses”
1. The Planner states on Page 3 of his report, under #6 “…The site
offers no electrical service for guests or potential vendors.
Therefore, it is presumed that lighting and electric will be powered
via generators.”
a. 99% of our events occur completely during day light hours.
In the last 365 days we have used 1 light tower generator
for 2 hours on a Friday evening (lights off by 8:30 PM) and
3 hours on a Saturday evening (lights out by 9:30 PM). The
generator was not started before we were absolutely
certain it would be needed. A culmination of 5 out of 8,760
hours in a year.
b. One dog group does use a small gasoline engine powered
pulley system for their activities. It consumes less than 2
gallons of gas in a 6-hour period, which is their average
time usage. They make up about 20 of our event days. 6
hours x 20 days is 120 hours…in a year.
c. One group does use a small PA system for approximately 4
hours one a year (mostly for announcements and award
ceremonies). Again, this is a small generator that is highly
efficient.
d. The only other generator in “regular” use involves the fully
licensed food truck. The food truck is generally on-site for
4 hours per event.
2. The majority of guests do not have any need or desire for
electricity. They are here primarily to interact with their dogs,
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friends and family. We have a total generator use of 249 hours
out of 8,760 hours in a year or 2.89% of the year.
3. I am unable to find any Ordinance, Code, Rule or Regulation that
states that an outdoor recreational space must have electrical
service. I would understand if there were lots of evening/night
events, but that is not what we do.
4. If the Planner had asked a question, or gone beyond making a
simple statement “generally, we like to see…” I would have been
happy to explain our vision of providing a space similar to a rustic
park for group activities, with secure fencing and privacy.
5. Planner also states on Page 8 of the Report #20 “It is clear from
the design and proposed function, the residence and associated
structures will be utilized as part of the venue operations, such as
maintenance or on-site support. As an example, the trash
facilities provided are located outside the SUP area along the
street frontage.”
a. This is an incorrect narrative on the Planner’s part. It
highlights the bad-faith approach that P&D has taken with
our SUP application. We have made ourselves available to
answer questions, have discussions, and to resolve any
issues since the beginning and will continue to do so.
b. Yes, the dumpster is along the street frontage…but so is
the mailbox. So, are all of the dumpsters out here, both
business and residential. The location of the dumpster is
set by the trash hauler for easy access at 5:30 AM.
c. From the very first TUP we received, and in every
application since, we have made it crystal clear that the
home area portion of the property is fenced separately,
with chained and locked gates, and strictly off limits from
any activities on the field.
6. It is not uncommon for only a portion of a large property to be
used for an SUP. P&D has SUPPORTED the same, or similar, partial
property use requests by other applicants. The same were then
approved by this Planning and Zoning Commission.
III) MCDOT – When is a road not a road, except that it is a road? When it is 331st Avenue
A. History
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i. 1994 Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved and ordered a
Road Declared (Road File 4669). This ‘established’ the 331st Ave Road
alignment from Broadway Road to 1/16th a mile North of Van Buren Road.
1. The County Engineer was directed to “make a plat of the survey of
said highway” and record it with the County Recorder.
2. The County Engineer was directed and authorized to negotiate
with owners of parcels of private property to obtain the land for
the right-of-way.
3. The County Attorney was directed and authorized “to initiate and
prosecute actions and proceedings in the manner required by law
to condemn all property for the right-of-way that could not be
obtained by donation or purchase.”
4. It is interesting that there is no specified width of the right-of-way
to be obtained.
5. For whatever reason the land ownership transfer was not
completed and now 331st Ave is a hopscotch of ownership. Some
belongs to the County, some belongs to the State, and the
majority still belongs to private land owners such as Mark
Graham.
ii. Between April 2000 and December 2001, based on Maricopa County
historical aerial photographs, the Department of Transportation built
331st Avenue between Lower Buckeye Road and Van Buren Road.
B. 2023-2024
i. During the process of obtaining our first TUP in 2023, for the concerts and
a couple small events, we obtained a MCDOT Special Event/Right-of-Way
permit as well. TU2023046 was administratively approved by P&D.
1. In the permit summary, mid-way through the second paragraph of
the first page it states that; “The festival is accessed via 331st Ave.
which is a private road.”
2. In that same permit, on Page 2, the second (small) paragraph
reads: “The proposed event is accessed off a private street,
therefore no special event permit from MCDOT is required.
ii. Our permit application for TU240011 included the statements above
regarding 331st Avenue. This turned out to be a mistake.
1. Due to a neighbor objection, it was necessary to go before the
Board of Adjustment for a determination on our permit.
2. Our BOA hearing was scheduled for 10:00 AM November 14,
2024. At 4:17 PM on November 13, 2024, I received an email
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from our then assigned Planner, Daniel Johnson, regarding an
issue with the road. In relevant part the email read “So since
MCDOT doesn’t claim 331st Ave, would you consider this an
ingress / egress easement? Do you happen to have a survey, lot
split plat or map, or anything in the ‘schedule b’ of the title report
describing 331st Ave?”
3. From there everything has spiraled out of control regarding this
road. At the Board of Adjustment hearing on November 14th,
2024 the County Attorney (who has since retired) dismissed
everything I had to say, basically implying that I didn’t know what I
was talking about.
a. He re-characterized the maintenance and control of 331st
Avenue by MCDOT as mere “dust control”, asserted that
the Road Declaration Road File was a ‘someday in the
future’ issue that didn’t mean anything currently except for
tax collection purposes, and was adamant that there was
no “legal” access to any of the properties along the road as
no easements existed in the titles.
b. To appease the County Attorney, our neighbors, Kimberly
Lowery and Julia Pena, gave Mark and I a specific grant of
access for our event participants to cross their land to get
to ours.
c. I inadvertently learned that the County Attorney
attempted to “take” that grant of access as being a
granting of an easement to the County for road purposes.
I’m not supposed to know this, the email was sent to me
by error, and I opened it prior to receiving a notification
that the sender was attempting to call it back.
d. Needless to say, my neighbors are livid by this twisting of
things. This was the first indicator we had that the County
would not be acting in good faith.
e. Road File 4669 does not contain language regarding taking
over, absorbing, or being able to utilize private easement
agreements for County purposes.
iii. We were advised in October 2024 to explore applying for a Special Use
Permit. The Pre-Application Meeting for that process was scheduled for
Tuesday, November 26, 2024.
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1. Mr. Johnson, our Planner at that time, stated when we arrived
that he was glad the meeting was in person as there “are some
things that can’t be said in an email.” When pressed, Mr. Johnson
stated that we “should not seek a Special Use Permit, just do the
Temporary Permits each year. Having this meeting is not a good
idea.”
2. At this point Mark was very upset as we had spent a large amount
of time preparing all of the paperwork, preparing for the meeting,
and made a trip into downtown Phoenix for this meeting. Mark
asked if he would be getting a refund for the Pre-Application
meeting? Mr. Johnson indicated that a refund was not possible.
Mark then stated that “since I paid for this meeting, we should
have the meeting. I want to hear what the departments have to
say.”
3. During this meeting that MCDOT firmly stated that we would be
“required” to “dedicate” 40’ of right-of-way, at our expense, in
order to proceed. We were emphatic that we would not do that,
and that the County had a pre-existing legal obligation to acquire
the land by purchase or emanate domain under Road File 4669.
The meeting did not end well.
4. One of the documents received during this meeting was the
Planning and Development Engineering Plan Review.
a. On the front it shows that the boxes for an Aerial Map and
a MCDOT R/W Reduction Waiver are marked. I don’t know
what the MCDOT R/W Reduction Waiver is, we did not
receive any documents with that heading.
b. Page 2 of that document contains a section heading of
“PND Transportation Comments”. #1 reads “331st Avenue
is a MCDOT maintained roadway originally classified as an
arterial roadway. MCDOT Planning reduced the setback
requirement along this alignment in 2015 to 40’.
Dedication of R/W (0 feet existing) may be required across
the frontage of the subject premises as determined
otherwise by MCDOTPlanning@maricopa.gov.”
c. So, in 15 days we went from:
November 12th – A Private Road
November 14th – Not a road at all
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November 26th – MCDOT maintained - Arterial
Roadway?!
1. That Meeting Summary was prepared on
November 5th, and
2. It was known by Planning that the County
Attorney’s argument at BOA did not match
their own files.
C. 2025
i. In January 2025 Maricopa County Department of Transportation began
resurfacing the entire two-mile length of road, even the segments they do
not own or have a “right-of-way” over.
ii. In August 2025 we applied for a Temporary Use Permit for the Fall 2025-
Spring 2026 dog events season.
iii. All of the sudden P&D recommended denial and would not support
future TUP applications, demanding we proceed with a Special Use
Permit.
1. Please note, they did not issue a denial of the permit, they just
refused to approve it.
2. 1 objection was received AFTER the expiration of the 10-day
posting/comment period. This did not trigger the necessity of the
Board of Adjustment Hearing.
3. A Board of Adjustment hearing was scheduled for September 18,
2025, in lieu of Planning making a determination.
iv. The Board of Adjustment (BOA) Hearing took place on September 18,
2025.
1. During this meeting we (applicant and owner) confronted P&D on
violating the Board of Adjustment By-Laws, Article 3(w) rule which
read “Every matter on which the Board is authorized or required
to act shall be presented through the Planning and Development
Department and include a written staff report. Staff reports and
presentations shall not contain recommendations for action.
(Emphasis added) However, conditions of approval for Board
consideration are acceptable.”
a. A brief “conference” was held between P&D and the
County Attorney to discuss this issue.
b. P&D advised that they would avoid making a
recommendation this time, but asserted that the rule
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quoted above didn’t mean what the clear language said it
meant.
c. The By-Laws were changed at the very next BOA meeting.
2. It was P&D that raised concerns about the on-going use of the site
as an outdoor event venue, not the BOA.
a. Ironically, on September 15, 2025 P&D administratively
approved a Temporary Use Permit # TU250032 for
Speedworld R/C Flyers, a radio-controlled airplane club.
That TUP granted 2 years of events and allowed
for dry camping, did not impose many of the
usual conditions, and allowed for on-going
permeant use of porta potties. They have
received multiple multi-year TUPs for events.
b. BOA refused to hear any claims of disparate or unequal
evaluation and treatment between similarly situation
application.
3. P&D insisted that the BOA should admonish and prohibit us from
applying for additional TUPs. Arguing that the “only” appropriate
course of action was for us to apply for a Special Use Permit.
4. When Mark explained that an SUP was not realistic due to the
constraints of the land not being suitable for septic and bathroom
building, and the unresolved road issue, the Chair admonished
Mark that “you have to spend money to make money.” And stated
generally that our type of road issues get resolved this way
(meaning a ‘required dedication’ by SUP condition) all the time.
v. On November 21, 2025 we filed our Special Use Permit application.
1. This process has not gone smoothly. Documents have been
marked as “completed” but not uploaded to the Permit
dashboard, or shared with me until days later. Often it was not
until I resorted to being demanding and confrontational, that the
documents were provided or uploaded.
D. 2026
i. Our TAC Meeting was on January 6, 2026. This was a less-than-ideal
meeting as it was cut short by our power going out at just over the half-
way point of our allotted time. We were not able to have a productive
conversation about many of the still unresolved issues.
1. MCDOT’s TAC document listed 331st Avenue as having a future
classification of “Urban Major Arterial.”
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2. MCDOT refused to acknowledge Road File 4669, insisting that
MCZO 1104 gave them the authority to compel us to provide “a
fee dedication of right-of-way” as a condition of the permit.
3. We were interrupted by Engineering when attempted to discuss
the impracticality of a septic system with Planner and
Environmental Services.
4. When I asked what we would need to do to get a
recommendation of approval, I was told we would need septic,
electric, and a drinking water system. I asked what made us
different from the similar applications that did not have those
same items but received a recommendation of approval, our
Planner didn’t have an answer. He attempted to say that
exceptions like ours are not ever granted. See the attached list of
similar exception and waiver cases that received P&D support.
ii. MCDOT failed to upload their TAC document to the Permit Portal. On
January 7th, I reaching out to the Planner to get it. The next day it was in
the portal with a December 31st, 2025 “uploaded” date.
iii. On January 12th, I sent a lengthy email asking MCDOT for reconsideration
of the road future classification, an explanation for how classifications are
determined, and asked that the Road File 4669 be addressed.
1. We have always, and continue to, assert that the Road File created
a legal obligation or duty on the County to acquire the road by
means listed in the File.
2. MCDOT always ignores the Road File.
iv. On January, 22nd, I received and email with the “revised” road
classification from MCDOT.
1. The classification was stepped down to rural major collector
2. The email clearly states that “331st Avenue is a MCDOT roadway,
there is no existing right-of-way for what is considered this
property’s half street…”
3. That sentence goes on to say that 331st is “…planned as future
rural major collector, as outlined in the MCDOT Roadway Design
Manual Figure 5.4, see attached…”
a. The attachment is a diagram of the width calculations and
angles.
b. It does not include any information on how future
classifications are determined.
4. MCDOT once again completely ignored Road File 4669
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5. Our Planner was included in this email on January 22, 2026 with
the revised classification and right-of-way information.
6. On January 23, 2026, sent another email. I thanked them for the
information and the classification step down, but held firm that I
needed the to respond to ALL of my questions:
a. How are future classifications determined,
b. How a “required” ‘dedication’ is authorized by a permissive
ordinance without a showing of proportionality or the
stated purpose of the ordinance which is “street
widening,”
c. Provide all information, ordinances, rules and guidelines
for how determinations are made citing ARS 11-1609 and
stating the email served as an official request for
Clarification of Interpretation
d. Address Road File 4669, and the obligations it creates for
the County to act to acquire the land by means specified
within it.
7. Every email has included a request for a conversation about Road
File 4669. Every chance I have I repeatedly state that we are open
to a meeting, a conversation, an interaction with MCDOT, the
County Attorney, anyone who might be willing to address this
issue.
v. Feeling like I was making no actual progress, I attended the Board of
Supervisors Hearing on January 28, 2026.
1. It was my intention to speak out against a different Road File on
the agenda to highlight how having no end date, or no follow up
date allows these things to just hang and get messed up after 30
years.
2. I met and briefly spoke with Mr. Jesse Gutierrez, the Director of
Transportation and County Engineer. I explained my concern, not
about his proposed road file, but about the lack of follow through
or accountability on these files.
3. A meeting to discuss Road File 4669 will happen on Tuesday,
February 2, 2026.
4. I also spoke at the Call to the Public, to explain in my short two
minutes, that there is a problem with this old Road Files not
getting completed and just being left hanging for 30 years. I also
explained the MCDOT built a road through my front yard, without
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paying for the land, and in fact we still pay property taxes on the
land that makes up the road. Ms. Lesko asked that I reach out to
her office, I sent an email but have not heard back yet.
vi. On January 29th the Planner submitted his Report to Planning and Zoning
Commission. He did not use the most recent MCDOT information from
January 22nd, but he is in fact on the emails, and is addressed in the email.
Similar Exception and Waiver Cases:
Our requests for waivers of some design element and to use alternative methods of dust control
and sanitation are not extreme. Planning and Development has SUPPORTED the same, or
similar, waiver requests and alternative compliance methods by other applicants, often with less
unique physical characteristics than we face. The same were then approved by this Planning
and Zoning Commission. We ask for fair consideration.
1.
TRB Range in Tonopah Z2024027 Approved
*30 years, *similarly low number of events *partial property use 10 acres of a 40-acre
parcel *unpaved parking and walkways, *no fencing or screening * porta potties *
bottled water *no electricity *light tower generators
2.
Justice Brothers Ranch Desert Farm Lights MCP240004
*45 consecutive days *Northern most 20 acres of 60-acre parcel *unpaved parking –
wood chips and water *no fencing or screening *porta potties *bottled water *similarly
low number of days compared to the whole year *but much higher guest capacity
3.
Bailey Wedding Venue Z2020052
*20 years *September – May (no event # limit) *limited screening described as
“strategic landscaping” *portable restroom trailer for 5 years *bottled waters as
opposed to drinking water system, *similar guest/people maximum, more frequent
events
4.
Amadio Ranch and Farm Special Use Permit for Events Z2020068
*porta potties * no screening *non-solid fencing *no electricity *non-paved walkways
* similar limited days
5.
Citrus RV Storage SU250008
*non-paved parking
6.
The Ranch at Salt River SU240015
*non-paved parking *non- solid fencing *no screening
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7.
Rancho Ochoa Property Z2019034
*10 acres * 20 yr renewal * 584 parking spaces *22 events per year *huge guest
occupancy counts 1,600 banquet hall and 800 other events * temporary toilets * parking
surface waived except for ADA
8.
The Fairview Z2021169
*1.15 acres * “home not in the scope* 15 events annually * 5 years
9.
Enchanted Garden Z2019134
*15 year, *alternative material in parking area *fence with no screening
10.
Ranch Venue LLC Z2019016
*5 Acres *portable toilets * 10 years
There are more cases of supported waiver requests that can be provided if needed
1
Andrew Lorentzen (PND)
From:
Jane Peiffer <jcjservicesaz@gmail.com>
Sent:
Monday, February 23, 2026 11:04 AM
To:
Darren Gerard (PND); Andrew Lorentzen (PND)
Subject:
SU250041 P&Z Hearing
Attachments:
Gambel Field Proposed Conditions 2-23-26.pdf
This Message Is From an External Sender
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Good morning,
For our upcoming Planning and Zoning Commission Hearing on March 5th we ask that the Narrative
Report dated January 9, 2026, the Site Plan dated February 6, 2026, the previously submitted file titled
"Rpt to P&Z Rebuttal" and the attached "Gambel Field Proposed Conditions 2-23-26" used/submitted as
the official records attachment to Planning's report.
We reserve the right to submit a modified rebuttal based on any changes made to Planning's report. Our
slideshow/presentation file will be revamped and submitted for use at the P&Z Hearing no later than
12:00 PM (noon) on March 3rd, 2026.
Sincerely,
Jane Peiffer
Gambel Field LLC, Owner
JCJ Services LLC, Owner
602-292-7196
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Gambel Field Proposed Conditions for 3/05/2026 Planning and Zoning
Commission Hearing
The applicant and owner respectfully ask the Commission to adopt a motion recommending
that the Board of Supervisors approve SU250041 subject to condition set 1 or in the alternative
condition set 2 listed below:
Condition Set 1:
A. Development of the site shall be in substantial conformance with the Narrative Report entitled “Narrative
Report”, consisting of 14 pages, dated January 9, 2026, and stamped received by Planning on January 12,
2026, except as modified by the following conditions.
B. Development of the site shall be in substantial conformance with the Site Plan entitled “Event Space at
Gambel Field”, consisting of 1 full-size sheets, dated February 6, 2026, and received by Planning on
February 6th, 2026 per confirmation email by Darren Gerard, except as modified by the following
conditions.
C. The following SUP requirements shall apply:
1) Limited to 60 events per year, maximum of 400 guest per event.
2) Operation hours:
a. Sunday – Thursday:
7:00 AM to 9:00 PM
b. Friday and Saturday:
6:00 AM to 11:30 PM
2) Amplified noise hours
a. Sunday:
12:00 PM to 8:00 PM
b. Monday- Thursday:
4:00 PM to 8:00 PM
c.
Friday and Saturday:
10:00 AM to 10:30 PM
d. Major Holidays:
10:00 AM to 10:30 PM
3) Lighting: All outdoor lighting shall be shielded so that it is directed downward below the horizontal
plane of the fixture and does not trespass onto adjacent properties. All lighting use shall conform to
operational hours.
D. Whereas no engineering, building, grading or drainage changes are proposed for the SUP site at this time,
the following general engineering conditions shall apply:
1) Drive lanes and parking areas shall comply with Maricopa County Air Pollution Control Regulations III
– Control of Air Contaminate, Rule 310.01, generally, and specifically to Unpaved Parking Lots as
addressed in Section 302.6 or Rule 310.01.
2) Maricopa County does not supply water, fire or sewer services. It is the applicant/owner’s
responsibility to coordinate and secure water, wastewater and fire services for the site in conformity
with the Narrative Report, but more specifically approving/allowing:
a. Bottled water and or water dispensers shall be provided by either the renting groups or by
Gambel Field based on the number of anticipated attendees.
b. Portable Chemical Toilets in compliance with Maricopa County Environmental Health Code
Chapter II, Section 6, Regulation 2, Sections (a)(3) and (b)(2), for wastewater management
are allowed. There shall be 1 for every 40 men, 1 for every 40 women and an ADA compliant
unit with wheelchair accessibility. This allowance is made due to the unique nature of the
property’s SUP area, which make it impractical, if not impossible, for other wastewater
management techniques, specifically:
i. FEMA floodplain and floodway designations,
ii. unfavorable soil composition,
iii. high water table,
iv. lack of electricity,
v. lack of pressurized water,
vi. remote nature of the SUP area,
vii. limited number of use days per year.
3) While no buildings or changes are planned at this time, Engineering notes that the property sits
within an erosion zone. Any future improvements or structures in the SUP area are subject to lateral
migration of the floodway and therefore potential erosion damage. Applicants understand this may
be a concern for future planning. (From the TAC meeting/Engineering review.)
E. This special use permit is valid for a period of 30 years and shall expire on April 30, 2056 or upon
termination of the use for a period of 365 or more days, whichever occurs first. All site improvements
associated with the special use permit shall be removed within 90 days of such expiration or termination
of use.
F. Alcohol sales are not permitted on site unless a Liquor License is obtained through the Clerk of the Board.
Private personal use of alcohol is not a concern.
G. At least one trash can with 32 gallons capacity for every 25 persons expected to be in attendance shall be
provided. Trash and refuse disposal shall be pursuant to procedures established by the Maricopa County
Environmental Services Department.
H. Only concessionaries that are licensed by Maricopa County Environmental Services Department (MCESD)
shall be allowed as “food for sale” services at events that are open to the public. Private groups may
provide food for themselves in accordance with MCESD guidelines.
I.
Prior to operation, written confirmation will be required from the emergency fire protection jurisdiction
that emergency fire protection service will be provided to the facility.
J.
The granting of this change in use of the property has been at the request of the applicant, with the
consent of the landowner. The granting of this approval allows the property to enjoy uses in excess of
those permitted by the zoning existing on the date of application, subject to conditions. No waiver of
rights under Prop 207 are made or inferred with this Special Use Permit. In the event of the failure to
comply with any condition, and at the time of expiration of the Special Use Permit, the property may be
considered for revocation to the zoning that existed on the date of application. Any action by Maricopa
County to rescind or revoke approval shall only occur following any and all required notices (including
identification of the specific noncompliance issue) and cure periods and shall be subject to required public
hearings before the Planning & Zoning Commission and Board of Supervisors, as set forth in the Maricopa
County Zoning Ordinance.
Alternative Condition Set 2:
A. Development of the site shall be in substantial conformance with the Narrative Report entitled “Narrative
Report”, consisting of 14 pages, dated January 9, 2026, and stamped received by Planning on January 12,
2026, except as modified by the following conditions.
B. Development of the site shall be in substantial conformance with the Site Plan entitled “Event Space at
Gambel Field”, consisting of 1 full-size sheets, dated February 6, 2026, and received by Planning on
February 6th, 2026 per confirmation email by Darren Gerard, except as modified by the following
conditions.
C. The following conciliatory modifications of SUP requirements shall apply:
1) Limited to 46 event days per year, with a maximum of 250 guest per event.
2) Events will be limited to the months of October – April
3) Events will be limited to Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Major Holidays only
4) Operation hours will be:
a. Sunday:
7:00 AM to 9:00 PM
b. Friday and Saturday:
6:00 AM to 10:00 PM
c.
Major Holidays:
7:00 AM to 10:00 PM
5) Amplified noise hours
a. Sunday:
8:00 AM to 8:00 PM
b. Friday and Saturday:
8:00 AM to 9:00 PM
c.
Major Holidays:
8:00 AM to 9:00 PM
6) Lighting: All outdoor lighting shall be shielded so that it is directed downward below the
horizontal plane of the fixture and does not trespass onto adjacent properties. All lighting use
shall conform to operational hours.
D. Whereas no engineering, building, grading or drainage changes are proposed for the SUP site at this time,
the following general engineering conditions shall apply:
1) Drive lanes and parking areas shall comply with Maricopa County Air Pollution Control
Regulations III – Control of Air Contaminate, Rule 310.01, generally, and specifically to Unpaved
Parking Lots as addressed in Section 302.6 or Rule 310.01.
2) Maricopa County does not supply water, fire or sewer services. It is the applicant/owner’s
responsibility to coordinate and secure water, wastewater and fire services for the site in
conformity with the Narrative Report, but more specifically approving/allowing:
a. Bottled water and or water dispensers shall be provided by either the renting groups or
by Gambel Field based on the number of anticipated attendees.
b. Portable Chemical Toilets in compliance with Maricopa County Environmental Health
Code Chapter II, Section 6, Regulation 2, Sections (a)(3) and (b)(2), for wastewater
management are allowed. There shall be 1 for every 40 men, 1 for every 40 women and
an ADA compliant unit with wheelchair accessibility. This allowance is made due to the
unique nature of the property’s SUP area, which make it impractical if not impossible for
other wastewater management techniques, specifically:
i. FEMA floodplain and floodway designations,
ii. unfavorable soil composition,
iii. high water table,
iv. lack of electricity,
v. lack of pressurized water,
vi. remote nature of the SUP area,
vii. the limited number of use days per year.
3) While no buildings or changes are planned at this time, Engineering notes that the property sits
within an erosion zone. Any future improvements or structures in the SUP area are subject to
lateral migration of the floodway and therefore potential erosion damage. Applicants
understand this may be a concern for future planning. (From the TAC meeting/Engineering
review.)
E. This special use permit is valid for a period of 22 years and shall expire on April 30, 2048 or upon
termination of the use for a period of 365 or more days, whichever occurs first. All site improvements
associated with the special use permit shall be removed within 90 days of such expiration or termination
of use.
F. Alcohol sales are not permitted on site unless a Liquor License is obtained through the Clerk of the Board.
Private personal use of alcohol is not a concern.
G. At least one trash can with 32 gallons capacity for every 25 persons expected to be in attendance shall be
provided. Trash and refuse disposal shall be pursuant to procedures established by the Maricopa County
Environmental Services Department.
H. Only concessionaries that are licensed by Maricopa County Environmental Services Department (MCESD)
shall be allowed as “food for sale” services at events that are open to the public. Private groups may
provide food for themselves in accordance with MCESD guidelines.
I.
Prior to operation, written confirmation will be required from the emergency fire protection jurisdiction
that emergency fire protection service will be provided to the facility.
J.
The granting of this change in use of the property has been at the request of the applicant, with the
consent of the landowner. The granting of this approval allows the property to enjoy uses in excess of
those permitted by the zoning existing on the date of application, subject to conditions. No waiver of
rights under Prop 207 is made or inferred with this Special Use Permit. In the event of the failure to
comply with any condition, and at the time of expiration of the Special Use Permit, the property may be
considered for revocation to the zoning that existed on the date of application. Any action by Maricopa
County to rescind or revoke approval shall only occur following any and all required notices (including
identification of the specific noncompliance issue) and cure periods and shall be subject to required public
hearings before the Planning & Zoning Commission and Board of Supervisors, as set forth in the Maricopa
County Zoning Ordinance.
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Letter of Recommendation
1 message
marie malysa <maly4147@yahoo.com>
Mon, Nov 11, 2024 at 1:13 PM
To: Jane Peiffer <jcjservicesaz@gmail.com>
11/1/2024
To Whom it may Concern:
My name is Cheryl Malysa and as Secretary for the Tonopah Valley Community Council
(TVCC), I'd like to speak of the values that Gambel Field, owned and operated by Jane Peiffer
and Mark Graham, brings to Tonopah.
These 2 community members came to Tonopah over 3 years ago, stepping up to get involved
with events and activities. They attended TVCC meetings, volunteered their time for spaghetti
dinners, donated their field for easter egg hunts and have properly permitted to bring concerts to
our area, expanding our cultural opportunities. They have also hosted different small dog
events, giving people the opportunity to see their well maintained property and even purchased
more property to provide ample parking, without disturbing their neighbors.
Gambel Field, and it's proprietors are assets to our Tonopah community;they will step up and
volunteer for other events when asked and we are happy to have them as members of our
community.
James Hoodenpyle, TVCC President
Paul Roetto, TVCC V. President
Leslie Eversole, TVCC Treasurer
Cheryl Malysa, TVCC Secretary
10/25/2024
The Desert Fun Bunch Sighthound Club (DFB) would like to extend a letter of support for the property
owners, Mr. Graham and Ms. Peiffer, of Gambel Field at 2511 S. 331st Ave, Tonopah, Arizona. DFB has
been hosting American Kennel Club (AKC) sighthound lure coursing events at the field for over 8-years.
Since the current property owners bought the property, they have improved the conditions of the
property by removing trash and debris as well as repairing the fencing. At our DFB events, there is
minimal traffic of participants to the field, and the property owners make a concerted effort to keep
dust on the shared road down by spraying with water prior to and during the events. The events are
clean and organized and all trash is put in numerous receptacles provided by the property owners. No
dogs are off-leash outside of the property fence and for the majority of the event, a maximum of 3 dogs
are off-leash within the fenced property while running a course. All other dogs must be secured during
the course. Our events have a strict AKC code of conduct for participants that is required to be signed by
all participants prior to entry and anyone who exhibits behavior that is not in accordance with the code
of conduct is immediately ejected from the property and subject to AKC violations. At DFB events, there
has never been noise complaints or any type of complaint involving the police brought to our club’s
attention. I hope that you take into consideration the highly conscientious and lawful management of
the property by the current property owners so that they can continue to provide the community and
our club with a safe and beautiful outdoor venue.
Date: 10/25/2024
Brianne Butcher
Desert Fun Bunch Club President
Desertfunbunch.org
President.dfb@gmail.com
Heather Bilodeau
5353 S Et Camino Dr
Tempe, M85283
6A2-499-7417
October 7,2024
To whom it r-r1ay eorrcei'fi:
I am writing to express my support for Gambel Fietd. Since getting my first dog al.most 9
years ago, I have visited the property for various types of dog sport competitions at least
four times a year. As a competitive dog owner, Gambel Fiel.d has been an invatuable
partner in providing a safe environment for the dog sport ctubs that I associate with. We
have iew large forrnat environments in the Phoenix area to hoid events sueh as herding
triats, coursing trials, and other sports for dogs that require more than a city park. Gambet
Fiel.d has atways provided a ctean, professional, safe place for me to bring my dogs and
they work hard to keep it that way. When there are multiple events being hel"d in the
Phoenix area on a weekend, despite the distance, I prefer events hetd at Gambet Fiel.d
beeause i know of their abitit17. irrtegrity anei secur'ity in handling these events.
Gambel. FieLd requires good behavior from their guests and wil.l" enforce their property
rutes. They do not altow parties, atcoho[, gLass containers on premises, littering, off teash
dogs (outside of what may be required for the event), or allowing dogs onto their neighbors'
property. They strongty encourage any guests to adhere to the speed Limits and vehicte
[aws on the roaeis teaeiing to their property.
Ptease do not l.et petty differences cause the disappearance of yet another venue for dog
sports in our community.
Sincere[y,oriM-fu
Gamble field
From: keith bugnoutpest.com (keith@bugnoutpest.com)
To:
janepeiffer@yahoo.com
Date:
Saturday, November 9, 2024 at 10:57 AM MST
To whom it may concern.
Gamble field special use permit.
I would like to introduce myself. My name is Keith Kronback my family and I have been residents of the Tonopah
area for almost 30 years. Now I am a business owner locally in the area me and my wife have raised two of our three
grandchildren on our property, which both are special-needs one of them is autistic.
We feel it would be a dishonor if gamble field was not issued their special use permit for the community of Tonopah
my family, and I being long term residence of the area
My family and I have been to gamble field several different times for different events and the use of their small dog
yard for a couple of our small dogs.
The first visit when I went to Gamble field with my two autistic grandchildren was last November for their Christmas
concert Miss Pfeiffer invited me complementary as my wife was in the hospital in critical condition and not expected
to make it she heard that my two special needs grandchildren wanted to see Santa and since I live in the area, she
arranged it so Santa would be there so I could bring my two grandchildren to see Santa and give me a break from
sitting up at the hospital with them during the holidays. It was very enjoyable, and she had three bands and Santa
and two food trucks when I arrived there was only about 25 to 30 people which most of them were up there in age
and they were having a very good time and enjoying the music. And with most of them people being up there in age,
the
The music seemed to be at a very good level for most people. Nobody was complaining about the loudness of the
music as where they had it located you could move far enough back to where it did not bother you. and she had
most of this all completed before dark as she did not have any type of lighting, but even if she would have where she
is located next to state land and the river bottom, the lighting would not bother a single soul.
Because gamble field has not been there that long when I arrived it seemed like there was not that many people
there, so I posted it on social media I received many comments. Only one of them was a complaint, and it was from
a neighbor. of gamble field, Miss PEIFFER did reply to her on that post and it was very courteous and she said she
felt for her and that she would try better than next time.
I also received many messages from local residence and business owners on that post. One of them was from the
vice principal at our high school out here.(see attached photos I included a couple others showing that there was not
that many people there and my grandchildren with Santa.
So enclosing, it would be a dishonor to the community out here as we have long for this as we do not have any other
type of place out here like this there are a couple of rodeo areas, but if that's not your thing, gamble has a lot to offer
for most people Especially your elderly people and younger people of special needs like what I have Mark and JANE
are very good with people, especially my 24-year-old autistic grandson, they took him under their arms when we
arrived Willing and help them with their event, he was running around, helping him at the Christmas event and at A
another event that they invited us to which was a rodeo parade that turned around in their field this was a good
event. It only lasted a couple of hours.
Thank you very much for reading my letter and I hope you approve their application for the special use permit.
Keith Kronback and family
207 S. 368th Ave., Tonopah, AZ 602-621-1559
keith@bugnoutpest.com
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Jane Peiffer <jcjservicesaz@gmail.com>
Gambel Field: application #TU240011
1 message
James Robertson <thesweetfinger@yahoo.com>
Mon, Nov 11, 2024 at 12:27 PM
Reply-To: James Robertson <thesweetfinger@yahoo.com>
To: "jcjservicesaz@gmail.com" <jcjservicesaz@gmail.com>
I've been asked to provide a brief summary of my experience at Gambel Field. My name is James Robertson. I am a
Phoenix business owner and have a band which played a multi-band music festival at Gambel Field last year.
The festival was well organized, well run, and my only complaint about the day would be that it was a bit windy. The
grounds were clean and appeared well maintained. Jane and the event staff were great to work with and speaking as
a musician who has played many small to mid size festivals in the State, it was one of the better experiences as far as
access, performer amenities, and stage/sound.
I was on site from early afternoon. The event wrapped up a bit after dark and I took my time packing up, sort of
enjoying being out away from central Phoenix. It was very peaceful and quiet when I left.
If I can be of further assistance, let me know.
-James Robertson,
4442 N 7th Ave
Ste 6
Phoenix AZ 85013
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8500 NW 19th Drive
Coral Springs, FL 33071
malcolmmarais@hotmail.com
Mobile: 239-296-9330
November 10, 2024
Mr. Daniel Johnson
Maricopa County Planner
Dear Mr. Johnson:
I am pleased to write this letter of support for Gambel Field, home of Hassayampa Events & Music Festivals.
I travel frequently to Phoenix from Florida to enjoy a few favorite bands perform including Chris Hiatt,
Oliver Rage and The Black Hole.
Imagine my excitement when I heard there was to be a Music Festival with more than a dozen excellent
bands playing near Tonopah in the middle of the desert!
I was skeptical about the location and therefore arrived a day early to check it out. Jane and Mark (Jane
Peiffer as agent, and Mark Graham Property Owner) saw me arriving. They welcomed me as a fan, and gave
me a tour of the event facilities and environment.
What I saw was inspiring on account of the quality of the field, the parking area, the facilities and what I
heard about the organization around parking management and control, respecting noise time windows and
keeping the physical field alive. All I can say is impressive, well managed and inspiring community service
aspirations.
I spent all of Saturday and Sunday at the Music Festival. All of what Jane and Mark shared with me on the
tour proved true, down to the finest detail. The professional management of the event area, the people
attending, the parking arrival and departure direction, and the performers was frankly amazing. What a
great community venue!
Witnessing this wonderful entertainment venue as an oasis in the desert was extremely uplifting for me.
Thank you to Gambel Field, and thank you to Maricopa County for making this possible.
All the best to you.
Sincerely,
malcolmmarais@hotmail.com
Mobile: 239-296-9330
Jane Peiffer <jcjservicesaz@gmail.com>
Letter to planning dept. Gambel field
1 message
Merril Woolf <merril@me.com>
Sat, Nov 9, 2024 at 6:55 AM
To: jcjservicesaz@gmail.com
Maricopa Planning and Development,
301 W. Jefferson St,
First Floor, Suite 170,
Phoenix, Az. 85003
Re: Application number: TU240011
Dear Planning and Development,
With respect to the application TU240011 “Gambel Field” in Tonopah use permit, I would like to endorse and
comment on the field use in question.
“Gambel” field is a wonderful place for dog owners to allow their dogs to run and play on 14 fenced acres in the
country.
It has excellent fencing plus is double fenced with a dark non-see-through mesh so outside pets from the adjacent
fields are kept from engaging with the Gambel field canines.
It’s safe, has irrigation, picnic areas, shade and water and is an excellent addition to Arizona for pets to have an outlet
that is safe from the harshness of the dessert and dangerous wildlife.
We have not had any issue with the neighboring dogs as Gambel field is double gated as well as well fenced. It’s not
an eyesore (it’s beautiful and well maintained) and is loved and highly thought of amongst the dog training clubs.
Please allow us to keep taking our pets to Gambel. It’s one of only a handful of places in the valley that our dogs can
compete in training and off leash activities without the usual dangers of wildlife in the desert.
There has not been any incidents during my time spent at Gambel. It is always well run, well maintained and and the
owner is watchful and careful to keep all people and activities to proper standards and limits noise and any
disturbances to an absolute minimum.
We are good dog owners and we want to keep our pets happy at Gambel.
Thank you for your time and attention on this matter.
Respectfully,
Merril Woolf
27957 N 130th Ave,
Peoria, AZ. 85383
Jane Peiffer <jcjservicesaz@gmail.com>
Gambel Field
1 message
Michael Richardson <spike4512@yahoo.com>
Fri, Nov 8, 2024 at 1:48 PM
To: Jane Peiffer <jcjservicesaz@gmail.com>
To Whom it may concern,
We have had the pleasure of spending many occasions at the Gamble Field complex over the last two years. I want
to thank both Mark and Jane for providing both a wonderful location and their hospitality to so many participants in
Dog events.
Mark and Jane run an amazing location for dog owners to enjoy the love of their dog’s natural abilities. There are not
many people who share this love of animals. We are so appreciative having Gamble Field as the perfect place to
enjoy our time with our animals.
We will be so glad to see this beautiful place continue to make our, and our dogs, lives happy!
Respectfully,
Mike and Debbie Richardson
7020 Pine Bluff CT
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91739
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Jane Peiffer <jcjservicesaz@gmail.com>
Gambel Field
1 message
Susan Gruwell <sqgruwell@q.com>
Sun, Nov 10, 2024 at 10:58 PM
To: jcjservicesaz@gmail.com
To Whom It May Concern:
This letter is in support of the special use permit application for Gambel Field. This venue is a wonderful asset to the
community of Tonopah. They provide a venue that is becoming increasingly difficult to find in the growing valley.
The owners have graciously opened up their property and hosted events for the benefit of the local community, and
individuals. They have taken steps to improve the property, to mitigate dust and have plans for future improvements.
They have very high standards for the use of venue and would not hesitate to remove those failing to meet them.
I strongly urge the board to approve the special use permit.
Thank you,
Susan Gruwell
Buckeye, Az.
602-826-0556
Jane Peiffer <jcjservicesaz@gmail.com>
Badly needed Venue
1 message
Dana Alexander <dana.alexander66@gmail.com>
Sun, Nov 10, 2024 at 4:15 PM
To: "jcjservicesaz@gmail.com" <jcjservicesaz@gmail.com>
Gambel field is a venue that is badly needed for multiple purposes. For Dog Shows, Gambel field is perfect!
It’s becoming increasingly difficult to find venues to host dog sports. Dog sports attract exhibitors and sportsmen from
longer distances. To have a venue where we can hold daytime events, in a secured field as opposed to a city park,
where equipment can be secured overnight, is highly attractive to dog sports.
Gambel field has been accommodating and always easy to work with. We would hold events there a few times a year,
given the chance.
We look forward to you approving this amazing grass, fenced acreage, for Gambel Field to share with the community
it wants to serve. We need them!
Dana Alexander
Southwest Kennel Club
Show Secretary
Jane Peiffer <jcjservicesaz@gmail.com>
Letter of support
1 message
Wendy Scarborough <wspspp@gmail.com>
Sun, Nov 10, 2024 at 5:46 PM
To: "jcjservicesaz@gmail.com" <jcjservicesaz@gmail.com>
To whom it may concern,
My husband and I moved out to Tonopah for the small community, home town feel. We are heavily involved in the dog
community and quickly discovered Gambel Field. While our permanent property fence was being built we visited the
sniff spot on several occasions to allow our dogs the safe freedom of having a good run. We have also come to the
sniff spot with friends and have made multiple recommendations for this service. We are involved with the UKC,
Desert Fun Bunch, and, ASFA Events that are often held in this location. As an owner of multiple Sighthound breeds (
fast dogs). Gambel Field gives myself and plenty other dog owners peace of mind. Their property is very well kept,
impeccably clean, area is fenced, gates are manually operated for events to assure no loose dogs, gravel is
appropriately used, along with dust control. Sometimes the local football team works the gate and accepts donations
for their program. I have spoken with Jane and her husband ( mostly Jane) at about every event we have attended on
their property. They are very good, honest people. The kind a small town community needs to bring people together.
They have pulled their property into something useful for the community with a lot of upkeep and a friendly smile.
Out of the at least, 25 plus times we have been on property. My husband and myself have always felt safe and
comfortable, with absolutely no issues at these events. The dog community absolutely loves attending events here.
Would be a sad loss and really an irreplaceable space for certain events.
Thank you for your time,
Wendy Scarborough
Michael Prunty
Tonopah Residents
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Andrew Lorentzen (PND)
From:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Sent:
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 4:36 PM
To:
Andrew Lorentzen (PND)
Subject:
FW: Gambel Field-Case Number SU250041
Hey Andrew. Just received this. Can you send to whomever else should see this? Thanks, Ron.
Ron Quarles
Senior Planner
Planning & Development
301 W. Jefferson St. Suite 170 Phoenix, AZ 85003
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From: Linda D'Antonio <ldantonio@communipartner.com>
Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2026 4:31 PM
To: Ronald Quarles (PND) <ronald.quarles@maricopa.gov>
Subject: Gambel Field-Case Number SU250041
Hello Mr . Quarles: I have learned that Gambel Field in Tonopah, AZ is being considered for major alt erations or changes in av ailability. I am a dog ow ner who lives in Southern Califor nia. For the past few years, I travel to Tonopah at least
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Hello Mr. Quarles:
I have learned that Gambel Field in Tonopah, AZ is being considered for major alteraƟons or changes in availability. I am
a dog owner who lives in Southern California. For the past few years, I travel to Tonopah at least 6 Ɵmes a year to allow
my dogs to run at Gambel Field. It is a truly unique space where my sighthounds can run free in a safe fully fenced
venue. It is not only a safe locaƟon but beauƟful and one-with-nature. In each of these instances, I am lodging in local
hotels and eaƟng in local restaurants. In short, Gamble field draws revenue for your county. It is hard to understand
from this distance what the objecƟons are to the use of Gamble Field. It would be a huge loss to the dog community if
this venue was altered significantly or lost altogether. I hope that the venue can be saved. If I can provide any
addiƟonal informaƟon please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you for your aƩenƟon,
Linda D’Antonio
Linda D’Antonio, Ph.D. CCC-SLP
Speech Pathology/Speech Physiology
Communication Partners
www.Communipartner.com
LDAntonio@communipartner.com
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people gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
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people gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors,
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the Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
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ailvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gatheralso. There are minimalimpacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to
the Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
i am iri fuil support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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Pianning and Development Department
Phoenix, AZ
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Peifier have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehiclesontheproperty. ParkingisatthefarEastsideofthepropertyandthatiswhere
pecple gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gami:ei Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club actjvities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah and
Buck*ye areas that support other local business.
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allvehiclesontheproperty. ParkingisatthefarEastsideofthepropertyandthatiswhere
people gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambei Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah and
Bi-ickeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it forthe
benefit of the community.
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peopie gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbor"s.
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people gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
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that ean be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah and
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people gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
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that can be enjoyed byall. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to theTonopah and
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allvehielesontheproperty. ParkingisatthefarEastsideofthepropertyandthatiswhere
peopie gatheralso. There are minimal impacts or interactjons with the neighbors.
Gambel Fieicl is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
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that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah and
*uckeye areas that support other local business.
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Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehic!es on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
p*ople gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah and
Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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allvehiclesontheproperty. ParkingisatthefarEastsideofthepropertyandthatiswhere
people gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
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Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehiciesontheproperty. ParkingisatthefarEastsideofthepropertyandthatiswhere
people gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambei Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog ciub activities, We hope they grow to include more types of events
that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah and
Buekeye areas that support other local business.
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6ambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah and
tsuckeye areas that support other localbusiness.
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people gatheralso. There are minimalimpacts or interactions with the neighbors.
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mue h-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to inciude more types of events
that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah and
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Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehiclesontheproperty. ParkingisatthefarEastsideofthepropertyandthatiswhere
people gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah and
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allvehicies on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
peap[e gatheralso. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
nruch-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah and
iluckeye areas that support other local business.
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Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehiclesontheproperty. ParkingisatthefarEastsideofthepropertyandthatiswhere
peopie gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Ganrbei Fleld is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
rnuch-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah and
Buckeye areas that support other local business.
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people gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather; and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah and
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people gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors,
Gambei Fieid is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club acfivities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah and
Buckeye areas that support other local business.
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allvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
that can be enjoyed byall. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to theTonopah and
Buckeye areas that support other local business.
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allvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
peopie gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gatheq and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
that can be enjoyed by ali. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah and
Buckeye areas that support other local business.
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Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehiclesontheproperty. ParkingisatthefarEastsideofthepropertyandthatiswhere
people gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Garnbel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
that can be enjoyed by all, The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah and
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Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehiclesontheproperty. ParkingisatthefarEastsideofthepropertyandthatiswhere
people gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gatheq and provide a
n:uch-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah and
ilue keye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit forGambel Field and urge you to approve it forthe
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Phoenix, AZ
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
ailvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambei Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
that can be enjoyed by all, The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah and
Buckeye areas that support other localbusiness,
I am in fullsupport of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it forthe
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
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Feiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehiclesontheproperty. ParkingisatthefarEastsideofthepropertyandthatiswhere
people gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gatheri and provide a
rnuch-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
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people gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups tc gatheq and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring peopie to the Tonopah and
Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I anr in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
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allvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
rnuch-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
that can be enjoyed by all, The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah and
Buckeye areas that support other local business,
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it forthe
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allvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provicie a
nrue h-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah and
Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I anr in fullsupport of the Special Use Permit forGambel Field and urge you to approve it forthe
benefit c,f the community.
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Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses, Slow speeds are required by
ailvehiclesontheproperty. ParkingisatthefarEastsideofthepropertyandthatiswhere
people gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah and
Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in fullsupport of the Special Use Permit forGambel Field and urge you to approve it forthe
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people gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gatheq and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah and
Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in fullsupport of the Special Use Permit forGambel Field and urge you to approve it forthe
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Feiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehiclesontheproperty. ParkingisatthefarEastsideofthepropertyandthatiswhere
people gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
r"nuch-neeCed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah and
Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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people gatheralso. There are minimalimpacts or interactions with the neighbors,
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah and
Buckeye areas that support other local business.
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that ean be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah and
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mr-rch-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah and
Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
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allvehiclesontheproperty. ParkingisatthefarEastsideofthepropertyandthatiswhere
people gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Garnbel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah and
Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
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Feiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
ailvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah and
Buckeye areas that support other local business.
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ailvehiclesontheproperty. ParkingisatthefarEastsideofthepropertyandthatiswhere
people gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
L;ani[:el Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather; and provide a
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Buckeye areas that support other local business.
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allvehiclesontheproperty. ParkingisatthefarEastsideofthepropertyandthatiswhere
people gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
n'lue h-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah and
Buckeye areas that support other local business.
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Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehiclesontheproperty. ParkingisatthefarEastsideofthepropertyandthatiswhere
people gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactjons with the neighbors.
Ganrbel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provicJe a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah and
Buekeye areas that support other local business.
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambei Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
aii',,ehiclesontheproperty. ParkingisatthefarEastsideofthepropertyandthatiswhere
people gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
rnuch-neecied space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah and
Euckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, [Vlark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehiclesontheproperty. ParkingisatthefarEastsideofthepropertyandthatiswhere
people gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and pnovide a
rnuch-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah and
Brrckeye areas that support other local business.
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
aiivehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Garnbel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring peopie to the Tonopah and
Buckeye areas that support other local business.
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehiclesontheproperty. ParkingisatthefarEastsideofthepropertyandthatiswhere
people gather also. There are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambei Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
rnuch-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of events
tlrat can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tonopah anei
Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in f ull support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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Gambel Fieid in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, I\llark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are requireci by
allvehicies on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. There are minimal impacts or interachons with the neighbors.
Gam!:eI Fieid is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gatheq and prcvide a
nruci'i-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types cf events
ih"tl tan be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the Tcnoi:ah anel
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301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the hr East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehicles on the property. Parking is at the hr East side of the property and that is where
people gatheralso. The property is kept clean and well maintained byJane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather; and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gathel and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept tlean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support.other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Print Name:
Address:
Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather; and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn:Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehicles on the property. Parking is at'the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather; and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
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Planning and Development Department
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301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
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people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather; and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Planning and Development Department
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301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
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Gambel Field in Tonopah.
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
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Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Pefmit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Fie
in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
Address:
Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite L70
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Address:
Maricopa County
Pla nning and Development Depa rtment
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
Letter of Support for Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
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Gambel Field in Tonopah.
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Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehicles on the property. Parking is at the fur East side of the property and that is where
people gatheralso. The property is kept clean and well maintained byJane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gatheq and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained byJane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather; and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather; and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Pla nning and Development Depa rtment
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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, support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the frr East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gatheri and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Maricopa County
Pla nning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
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Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an arnazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gatheralso. The property is kept clean and well maintained byJane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
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Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
peoplegatheralso. Thepropertyiskeptcleanandwell maintainedbyJaneandMark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The evbnts hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Letter of Support for Garnbel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopa
Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support bther local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn:Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. H
ng personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at'the fur East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gatheralso. The property is kept clean and well maintained byJane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gatheri and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Address:
Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
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all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name
Address:
Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite L70
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
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much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
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all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
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allvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather; and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring peopte to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
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are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
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allvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and wett maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
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much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
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301 W. Jefferson St., Suite L70
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are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gatheri and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
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are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
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much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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support the continuation ofevents and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the propefty. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained byJane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The propefty is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
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Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
Letter of Support for Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
ly been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
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Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personal
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather; and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other rocal business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Pla nning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehicles on the propefty. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gatheralso. The property is kept clean and well maintained byJane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gathe4 and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Peimit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Garnbel Field
Letter of Support for Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
ly been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
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Gambel Field in Ton
Having personal
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,z
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Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambelri6ld in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept plean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
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Pla nning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support'other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
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Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Peimit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather; and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Print Name:
Address:
Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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allvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather; and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.4-gk
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301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
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Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the fur East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather; and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
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Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. iefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
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Pla nning and Development Depa rtment
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gatheri and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
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all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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allvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gatheq and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Peimit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
rely,
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Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
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Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Pelmit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personilly been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gatheralso. The property is kept clean and well maintained byJane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
Address:
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people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to lnclude more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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support the continuation ofevents and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maihtained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include rnore types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
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Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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30L W. Jefferson St., Suite 1_70
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Hav
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Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at.the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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30L W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather; and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support'other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. H
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Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah
ing personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehiclesontheproperty. ParkingisatthefarEastsideofthepropertyandthatiswhere
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincere
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Letter of Support for Garnbel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Per:mit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
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all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
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30L W. Jefferson St., Suite L70
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
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peoplegatheralso. Thepropertyiskeptcleanandwell maintainedbyJaneandMark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring ciogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include rnore types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
peoplegatheralso. Thepropertyiskeptcleanandwell maintainedbyJaneandMark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fullyfenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU25004L Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in lonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather; and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gam
Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather; and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event.Space at Gambel Field
upport the continuation of events and gatherings at
Ga
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Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
peoplegatheralso. Thepropertyiskeptcleanandwell maintainedbyJaneandMark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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, support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal irnpacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
rnuch-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel F
ld in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
peoplegatheralso. Thepropertyiskeptcleanandwell maintainedbyJaneandMark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name
Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support'other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Perrnit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
Address:
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Pla nning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 1-70
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
lly been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
peoplegatheralso. Thepropertyiskeptcleanandwell maintainedbyJaneandMark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Since
Print Name
Address
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gatheralso. The property is kept clean and well maintained byJane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained byJane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Per:mit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Since
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Letter of Support for Gamhel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
30L W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather; and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
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,support the continuation of.events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehiclesontheproperty. ParkingisatthefarEastsideofthepropertyandthatiswhere
peoplegatheralso. Thepropertyiskeptcleanandwell maintainedbyJaneandMark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
peoplegatheralso. Thepropertyiskeptcleanandwell maintainedbyJaneandMark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel
eld in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name
Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
rnuch-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
rnuch-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community
Since
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Pla nning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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allvehiclesontheproperty. ParkingisatthefarEastsideofthepropertyandthatiswhere
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well rnaintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors,
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by ail. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sin
ly,
Print Name:
Address:
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Letter of Support for Garnbel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
Address:
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Letter of Support for Garnbel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
30L W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
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Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Planning and Development Department
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301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gatheralso. The property is kept clean and well maintained byJane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions vriith the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the comrnunity.
Sincerely,
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Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite L70
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopa
aving personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
peoplegatheralso. Thepropertyiskeptcleanandwell maintainedbyJaneandMark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Narne:
Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Pla nning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite t7O
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
LJr,
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehiclesontheproperty. ParkingisatthefarEastsideofthepropertyandthatiswhere
peoplegatheralso. Thepropertyiskeptcleanandwell maintainedbyJaneandMark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name ' ifr!rq u,'ng vtdLluJ
Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
Kqcr 6 orq+ KO
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gatheralso. The property is kept clean and well maintained byJane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
Address:
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Planning and Development Department
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all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn:Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU25004L Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are reguired by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
peoplegatheralso. Thepropertyiskeptcleanandwell maintainedbyJaneandMark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Garnbel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name
Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
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Planning and Development Department
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301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Havint-ir€rsonally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
peoplegatheralso. Thepropertyiskeptcleanandwell maintainedbyJaneandMark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gatheralso. The property is kept clean and well rnaintained byJane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Planning a nd Development Department
Attn:Andrew Lorentze
301 W Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite L70
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefterson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
peoplegatheralso. Thepropertyiskeptcleanandwell maintainedbyJaneandMark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Garnbel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name
Address:
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Planning and Development Department
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301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
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Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field ancl urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Print Name:
Address:
Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincere
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301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopa
aving personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
l,
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU25004L Event Space at Gambel Field
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lly been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Print Name:
Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
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Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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301W. Jefferson St., Suite L70
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
Letter of Support for Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
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Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 1_70
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather; and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
30L W Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at.the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the propefty. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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Planning and Development Department
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301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Peimit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gatheralso. The property is kept clean and well maintained byJane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
30L W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
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Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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Phoenix, AZ 85003
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Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Havin! personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at'the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
30L W. Jefferson St., Suite L70
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Planning and Development Department
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301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personilly been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Pla nning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite L70
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fullyfenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
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Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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30L W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Per:mit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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Pla nning and Development Department
Attn:Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopa
Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gatheq and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at'the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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30L W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gathel and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite L70
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
Cugur+ L-\ Jco-J support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
30L W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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ly been to Garnbel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning a nd Development Department
Attn:Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehiclesontheproperty. ParkingisatthefarEastsideofthepropertyandthatiswhere
people gatheralso. The property is kept clean and well maintained byJane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincere ly,
Print Name:
Address:
Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Pla nning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
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allvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include rnore types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning a nd Development Depa rtment
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
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Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
GambeilFieia in $onoparr
Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Letter of Support for Ganrbel Field
Maricopa County
Pla nning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
30L W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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suppoft the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Ganrbel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,W
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Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopa
Having personally been to Garnbel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name
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all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the frr East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal irnpacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
Address:
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
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are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
allvehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained byJane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for ciog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
Address:
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Maricopa County
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301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
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all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Planning and Development Department
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301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
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people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allpws for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
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301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gatheralso. The property is kept clean and well maintained by jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
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Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301 W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Garnbel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing properly that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
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Planning and Development Department
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301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041
Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
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Address:
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Letter of Support for Gambel Field
Maricopa County
Planning and Development Department
Attn: Andrew Lorentze
301W. Jefferson St., Suite 170
Phoenix, AZ 85003
RE: SU250041 Event Space at Gambel Field
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support the continuation of events and gatherings at
Gambel Field in Tonopah. Having personally been to Gambel Field, Mark Graham and Jane
Peiffer have an amazing property that allows for a variety of uses. Slow speeds are required by
all vehicles on the property. Parking is at the far East side of the property and that is where
people gather also. The property is kept clean and well maintained by Jane and Mark. There
are minimal impacts or interactions with the neighbors.
Gambel Field is a safe, fully fenced place to bring dogs to run, groups to gather, and provide a
much-needed space for dog club activities. We hope they grow to include more types of
events that can be enjoyed by all. The events hosted at Gambel Field bring people to the
Tonopah and Buckeye areas that support other local business.
I am in full support of the Special Use Permit for Gambel Field and urge you to approve it for the
benefit of the community.
Sincerely,
Print Name:
Address:
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DATE:
March 5, 2026
TO:
Planning & Zoning Commission
From:
Andrew Lorentzen, Planner
SUBJECT:
SU250041 – Event Space at Gambel Field
Agenda Item: 5
After publication of the staff report, additional correspondence was received. The applicant has
proposed project modifications and related conditions of SUP approval. The applicant alerted
staff to City of Buckeye comments on the case that were inadvertently omitted from the packet.
An additional 77 letters of support have been received. This brings the total to 366 letters of
support.
There are certain infrastructure requirements that must be met for a large assemblage of people
and that cannot be waived or negotiated. For instance, events of 50 persons or more will require
half-street right-of-way dedication and improvements adjacent to the parent parcel. Due to the
number of trips that will be added to existing traffic on 331st Ave. (see attached traffic counts)
the dedication is still required but at this time no half-street improvements are required.
Staff has attempted to offer an alternative list of conditions that could be considered for approval
of an SUP but only if for a small event venue that has characteristics of a more intermittent
temporary land use despite longer term entitlement.
If the applicant agrees, the Commission may wish to consider approval of a modified SUP for
SU250041 subject to the following conditions ‘a’ – ‘o’:
a. Development of the site shall be in substantial conformance with the Narrative Report
entitled “Narrative Report”, consisting of 14 pages, dated January 9, 2026 and stamped
received January 12, 2026, except as modified by the following conditions.
b. Development of the site shall be in substantial conformance with the Site Plan entitled “Event
Space at Gambel Field“, consisting of one full-size sheet, dated revised February 6, 2026, and
stamped received February 6, 2026 except as modified by the following conditions.
c. Attendance shall be limited to 49 people or fewer on site at any given time during an event.
d. Events shall only be held on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays and only October through April.
There shall be a maximum of 40 event days per year.
e. The SUP shall be valid for a period of ten years from the date of BOS approval, at which time
it may be revisited and considered for extension, amendment or revocation.
f. There will be no permitted buildings, structures, plumbing systems, or electrical
installations. All structures associated with events shall be erected per manufacturer’s
specifications and shall not be erected for more than 96 consecutive hours inclusive of not
more than one day before or after an event day. This shall include requirement for portable
mats to accommodate ADA-accessible routes. The site shall be restored to pasture after
end of each event.
g. Portable restroom facilities provided in compliance with the Environmental Health Code
minimum ratios and serviced by a licensed provider; the portable toilets shall be permitted
by MCESD and removed from the property when not in use.
h. Amplified Noise:
1. No live amplified bands.
2. No tubas, accordions, bagpipes.
3. Any speakers will be directed away from occupied neighboring properties and angled
towards the ground.
i.
Lighting:
1. Not more than three days per month.
2. Light towers will not be operated for more than three hours per day.
3. Light towers will be operated away from neighboring properties, and angled towards the
ground to eliminate light trespass beyond property lines
i.
Generators -- emission creating generators over 5,500 watts will not be allowed on site and
all participants will be encouraged to avoid generator use and to rely on portable solar or
battery powered devices.
j.
There shall be no overnight camping.
k. At least one trash can with 32 gallons capacity for every 25 people expected to be in
attendance shall be provided. Trash and refuse disposal shall be pursuant to procedures
established by the Maricopa County Environmental Services Department.
l.
Prior to any event, food concessions shall be permitted by Maricopa County Environmental
Services Department (MCESD). Concessionaries must be licensed. The quality and quantity
of food and location of concessions shall be approved by the Maricopa County
Environmental Services Department.
m. Ultimate half-street right-of-way dedication for 331st Ave. adjacent to the parent parcel. The
half-street improvements will be waived.
n. Prior to operation, written confirmation will be required from the emergency fire protection
jurisdiction having authority that the facility has been designed in accordance with their
regulations and requirements, and that emergency fire protection service will be provided to
the facility. Prior to issuance of the certificate of occupancy, local fire protection jurisdiction
review and approval will be required. There shall be stable access from the public road to
the parking and event area for emergency response.
o. The granting of this change in use of the property has been at the request of the applicant,
with the consent of the landowner. The granting of this approval allows the property to
enjoy uses in excess of those permitted by the zoning existing on the date of application,
subject to conditions. In the event of the failure to comply with any condition, and at the
time of expiration of the Special Use Permit, the property may be considered for revocation
to the zoning that existed on the date of application. It is, therefore, stipulated and agreed
that either revocation due to the failure to comply with any conditions, or the expiration of
the Special Use Permit, does not reduce any rights that existed on the date of application to
use, divide, sell or possess the property and that there would be no diminution in value of the
property from the value it held on the date of application due to such revocation or
expiration of the Special Use Permit. The Special Use Permit enhances the value of the
property above its value as of the date the Special Use Permit is granted and reverting to the
prior zoning results in the same value of the property as if the Special Use Permit had never
been granted.
Attachments:
Applicant Correspondence (2 pages)
331st Ave. Traffic Counts (8 pages)
City of Buckeye Comment Letter (2 pages)
Additional Support Letters (88 pages)
1
Andrew Lorentzen (PND)
From:
Jane Peiffer <jcjservicesaz@gmail.com>
Sent:
Friday, February 27, 2026 9:26 AM
To:
Darren Gerard (PND); Andrew Lorentzen (PND)
Cc:
Michelle Montijo (COA)
Subject:
SU250041 - P&Z Report Comments
This Message Is From an External Sender
This message came from outside your organization. Please use caution when corresponding outside the county.
Good Morning,
I have carefully reviewed the report submitted to the Planning and Zoning Commission on yesterday's
(February 27, 2026) agenda posting. While I am still in disagreement with much of it, I want to believe
that item numbers 34 and 29 are an effort to attempt one last negotiation. As such, we would like to
make one last compromise proposal. While we cannot agree to the terms of item 29 as it would be too
great of a reduction compared to our current use, we are offering the following items:
1) limit to 35 days per "season" meaning October - April (down from both 60 & 46)
2) Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Holidays only (down from 7 days per week)
3) structured occupancy/attendance caps as follows:
a) 150 person limit, generally, with the understanding that most dog events have less than 100
people (huge reduction from original numbers, and less than proposed alternative submitted)
b) Community events, such as: Christmas gathering, Easter Egg Hunts, ect,
1) will occur on not more than 3 days during the season
2) no more than 200 people (in Tonopah that number is unlikely to be reached)
c) Private, non-commercial invitation only, events, such as: birthday parties, family reunions, baby
showers, ect.
1) will occur on more than 4 days per season
2) no more than 200 people
4) Amplified Noise restrictions compromises:
a) No live amplified bands
b) for the benefit of our neighbors we will restrict "commonly" complained about instruments such as:
tubas, accordions, bagpipes
c) any speakers will be directed away from occupied neighboring properties and angled towards the
ground
5) Lighting - events that might need lighting will have the following restrictions:
a) not more than 3 days per month
b) light towers will not be operated more than 3 hours per use
c) light towers will be operated away from neighboring properties, and angled towards the ground to
eliminate light "spillage" beyond property lines
d) use the least intensive amount of light necessary for the safety of guests
6) Generators -- emission creating generators over 5,500 watts will not be allowed on site and all
participants will be encouraged to avoid generator use generally. It is rare for there to be generators used
other than the Food Truck(s), as most rely on portable solar or battery powered devices.
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7) Chemical Toilets, in compliance with the Environmental Health Code minimum ratios and serviced by
a licensed and insured provider, shall be permitted. Chemical Toilets will be removed from the SUP area
when not in use.
8) Timeframe = 17 years with a requirement for activity reports to be submitted to Planning and
Development in even numbered years (2028, 2030, ect). Reports will contain:
a) list of dates SUP area was used
b) nature of use and name of group or party coordinating event
c) complaints received
Please let me know if this is a sufficient "meeting in the middle."
Jane Peiffer
Gambel Field LLC, Owner
JCJ Services LLC, Owner
602-292-7196
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Maricopa County Department of Transportation
Transportation Systems Management and Operations
2901 W Durango St Phoenix, AZ 85009
Site Code: 18762
Tech: H. Shadday
Date Printed: 3/2/2026
On Road: 331st Ave
Start Date: 2/26/2026
Location: From Buckeye Rd to Van Buren St
End Date: 3/1/2026
Speed Limit (MPH): 25
Serial Number: 40912
1
2/26/2026
Channel 1
Time
12:00 AM
1
1:00
0
2:00
0
3:00
2
4:00
2
5:00
5
6:00
1
7:00
8
8:00
0
9:00
8
10:00
5
11:00
5
12:00 PM
1
1:00
5
2:00
7
3:00
3
4:00
2
5:00
3
6:00
7
7:00
1
8:00
2
9:00
6
10:00
5
11:00
0
Total
79
AM Peak
7:00
Volume
8
PM Peak
2:00
Volume
7
Maricopa County Department of Transportation
Transportation Systems Management and Operations
2901 W Durango St Phoenix, AZ 85009
Site Code: 18762
Tech: H. Shadday
Date Printed: 3/2/2026
On Road: 331st Ave
Start Date: 2/26/2026
Location: From Buckeye Rd to Van Buren St
End Date: 3/1/2026
Speed Limit (MPH): 25
Serial Number: 40912
2
2/27/2026
Channel 1
Time
12:00 AM
0
1:00
2
2:00
2
3:00
2
4:00
3
5:00
4
6:00
1
7:00
2
8:00
6
9:00
4
10:00
6
11:00
1
12:00 PM
5
1:00
5
2:00
5
3:00
2
4:00
10
5:00
9
6:00
5
7:00
7
8:00
4
9:00
0
10:00
2
11:00
5
Total
92
AM Peak
8:00
Volume
6
PM Peak
4:00
Volume
10
Maricopa County Department of Transportation
Transportation Systems Management and Operations
2901 W Durango St Phoenix, AZ 85009
Site Code: 18762
Tech: H. Shadday
Date Printed: 3/2/2026
On Road: 331st Ave
Start Date: 2/26/2026
Location: From Buckeye Rd to Van Buren St
End Date: 3/1/2026
Speed Limit (MPH): 25
Serial Number: 40912
3
2/28/2026
Channel 1
Time
12:00 AM
0
1:00
0
2:00
1
3:00
1
4:00
1
5:00
0
6:00
1
7:00
2
8:00
2
9:00
6
10:00
4
11:00
4
12:00 PM
3
1:00
11
2:00
5
3:00
2
4:00
2
5:00
10
6:00
6
7:00
11
8:00
4
9:00
2
10:00
2
11:00
2
Total
82
AM Peak
9:00
Volume
6
PM Peak
1:00
Volume
11
Maricopa County Department of Transportation
Transportation Systems Management and Operations
2901 W Durango St Phoenix, AZ 85009
Site Code: 18762
Tech: H. Shadday
Date Printed: 3/2/2026
On Road: 331st Ave
Start Date: 2/26/2026
Location: From Buckeye Rd to Van Buren St
End Date: 3/1/2026
Speed Limit (MPH): 25
Serial Number: 40912
4
3/1/2026
Channel 1
Time
12:00 AM
2
1:00
0
2:00
3
3:00
0
4:00
2
5:00
0
6:00
1
7:00
3
8:00
5
9:00
6
10:00
9
11:00
8
12:00 PM
7
1:00
4
2:00
4
3:00
11
4:00
4
5:00
10
6:00
5
7:00
3
8:00
2
9:00
2
10:00
3
11:00
4
Total
98
AM Peak
10:00
Volume
9
PM Peak
3:00
Volume
11
Grand Total
351
ADT
ADT: 88
AADT: 88
Maricopa County Department of Transportation
Transportation Systems Management and Operations
2901 W Durango St Phoenix, AZ 85009
Site Code: 18672
Tech: H. Shadday
Date Printed: 3/2/2026
On Road: 331st Ave
Start Date: 2/26/2026
Location: From Lower Buckeye Rd to Buckeye Rd
End Date: 3/1/2026
Speed Limit (MPH): 25
Serial Number: 40917
1
2/26/2026
Channel 1
Time
12:00 AM
1
1:00
0
2:00
0
3:00
3
4:00
2
5:00
3
6:00
1
7:00
3
8:00
1
9:00
6
10:00
5
11:00
4
12:00 PM
3
1:00
6
2:00
4
3:00
11
4:00
8
5:00
5
6:00
8
7:00
7
8:00
3
9:00
5
10:00
3
11:00
0
Total
92
AM Peak
9:00
Volume
6
PM Peak
3:00
Volume
11
Maricopa County Department of Transportation
Transportation Systems Management and Operations
2901 W Durango St Phoenix, AZ 85009
Site Code: 18672
Tech: H. Shadday
Date Printed: 3/2/2026
On Road: 331st Ave
Start Date: 2/26/2026
Location: From Lower Buckeye Rd to Buckeye Rd
End Date: 3/1/2026
Speed Limit (MPH): 25
Serial Number: 40917
2
2/27/2026
Channel 1
Time
12:00 AM
1
1:00
1
2:00
0
3:00
0
4:00
2
5:00
2
6:00
1
7:00
5
8:00
7
9:00
9
10:00
4
11:00
0
12:00 PM
6
1:00
5
2:00
7
3:00
3
4:00
11
5:00
8
6:00
4
7:00
9
8:00
4
9:00
1
10:00
4
11:00
1
Total
95
AM Peak
9:00
Volume
9
PM Peak
4:00
Volume
11
Maricopa County Department of Transportation
Transportation Systems Management and Operations
2901 W Durango St Phoenix, AZ 85009
Site Code: 18672
Tech: H. Shadday
Date Printed: 3/2/2026
On Road: 331st Ave
Start Date: 2/26/2026
Location: From Lower Buckeye Rd to Buckeye Rd
End Date: 3/1/2026
Speed Limit (MPH): 25
Serial Number: 40917
3
2/28/2026
Channel 1
Time
12:00 AM
1
1:00
2
2:00
1
3:00
1
4:00
1
5:00
0
6:00
0
7:00
3
8:00
4
9:00
6
10:00
5
11:00
5
12:00 PM
4
1:00
12
2:00
7
3:00
3
4:00
5
5:00
12
6:00
8
7:00
6
8:00
3
9:00
4
10:00
1
11:00
0
Total
94
AM Peak
9:00
Volume
6
PM Peak
1:00
Volume
12
Maricopa County Department of Transportation
Transportation Systems Management and Operations
2901 W Durango St Phoenix, AZ 85009
Site Code: 18672
Tech: H. Shadday
Date Printed: 3/2/2026
On Road: 331st Ave
Start Date: 2/26/2026
Location: From Lower Buckeye Rd to Buckeye Rd
End Date: 3/1/2026
Speed Limit (MPH): 25
Serial Number: 40917
4
3/1/2026
Channel 1
Time
12:00 AM
2
1:00
0
2:00
1
3:00
1
4:00
2
5:00
1
6:00
2
7:00
2
8:00
3
9:00
5
10:00
15
11:00
11
12:00 PM
5
1:00
8
2:00
3
3:00
16
4:00
5
5:00
15
6:00
5
7:00
4
8:00
0
9:00
2
10:00
4
11:00
5
Total
117
AM Peak
10:00
Volume
15
PM Peak
3:00
Volume
16
Grand Total
398
ADT
ADT: 100
AADT: 100
1
Andrew Lorentzen (PND)
From:
Joseph Mueller <jmueller@buckeyeaz.gov>
Sent:
Wednesday, November 26, 2025 12:14 PM
To:
Andrew Lorentzen (PND)
Subject:
Re: New Maricopa Couty Planning Case SU250041
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Good morning, Andrew,
After a brief overview of case submittals I have a couple of comments:
The subject property is likely far off from potential annexation but is within the COB planning
boundary. The general plan land use designation is rural.
It did not appear the narrative addressed sight lighting at all. I would encourage the site to utilize
warm color tones only, and employ dark sky methods such as downward shielding to prevent
ambient light trespass onto other properties.
o The Hassayampa River is an important wildlife corridor, so extra consideration should be
given to light, noise, and other impacts (oil slick from parked vehicles. Etc.) should have
appropriate mitigation as to not impact the river or wildlife on the eastern portion of the
property.
Landscaping should utilize indigenous upper Sonoran plants only to benefit both area wildlife and
reduce risk of spread of non native plant species
The narrative requests no screening, city staff would like to see at least landscape buffering along
the property lines, especially to the north to ease impact on neighboring properties. There should
be some sort of screening to mitigate light trespass from exiting vehicles from the residence north
of the property.
What time frame are they requesting for this? Ultimately these comments are more of suggestions as we
do not have major concerns over a use that will likely sunset before city growth reaches this
area. However, staff position may change if the applicant ever pursues permanent zoning on the site.
Kind regards,
Joseph Mueller
Senior Planner
Development Services Department
(623) 204-5505
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From: Andrew Lorentzen (PND) <Andrew.Lorentzen@maricopa.gov>
Sent: Wednesday, November 26, 2025 10:56 AM
To: Andrew Lorentzen (PND) <Andrew.Lorentzen@maricopa.gov>
Subject: New Maricopa Couty Planning Case SU250041
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Hello Registered Area of Interest Member,
A new Planning and Zoning application has been received in your interest area under case SU250041.
The application materials related to the above referenced case are available for download from the On-line Permit
Manager:
https://maricopacountyaz-energovweb.tylerhost.net/apps/selfservice#/home
Select ‘Search’
Enter the case number SU250041 and click enter.
Select the highlighted case number link to open the case information page.
Relevant documents can be found under the ‘attachments’ tab.
Please provide any review comments as soon as possible. If you have any additional questions, please contact
me.
Thank you,
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From:
Leonore Oxota, reg.
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Saturday, February 28, 2026 4:52:39 PM
:
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from New Mexico to judge events and run my dogs. Please keep Gambel Field exactly
as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
~ Leonore Abordo
judge # 93981
Borzoi Oxota, Reg.
AKC Breeder of Merit / Gold
performance + art
Oxota, reg.
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From:
Cait Adams
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Friday, February 27, 2026 8:57:07 AM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Phoenix to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. Please keep Gambel
Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Cait Adams-Woodford
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From:
Heathyr Aguilar
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field - Case SU250041
Date:
Thursday, February 26, 2026 8:53:50 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Glendale, AZ to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. Please keep
Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Heathyr Aguilar
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From:
Kacy Baratko
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Friday, February 27, 2026 7:21:00 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Surprise, AZ to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. Please keep Gambel
Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Kacy Baratko
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From:
June Biancalana
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field – Case Number SU250041
Date:
Friday, February 27, 2026 2:43:28 PM
June Biancalana
West Haven, Utah
soulgazerborzoi@gmail.com
801-388-8778
February 27, 2026
Ronald Quarles Planning and Zoning Commission RE: Support for
Gambel Field – Case Number SU250041
PLEASE READ THIS INTO THE RECORD.
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to formally express my support for maintaining Gambel
Field in its current state. As a member of the dog sports community, I
travel approximately 450 miles one way to attend events at this location
because it is a premier, clean, and spacious venue that is increasingly
hard to find.
I strongly advocate for the following points regarding the field’s
future:
Harmony with Nature: The field is currently in perfect balance with
its surroundings. I support keeping the natural footing and
am opposed to the installation of concrete or asphalt, which
would ruin the rural charm and functionality of the site.
Proven Safety and Control: The fully fenced perimeter and
controlled access points provide a safe environment for dogs to run.
Furthermore, the commitment to low speeds on-site ensures
excellent dust control for the neighborhood.
Sufficient Infrastructure: The existing porta-potties are always
clean and in great condition. There is absolutely no need to drill a
new well or install a permanent septic system, as the current
setup is more than adequate for our needs.
Community and Well-being: These events are organized
by nonprofit clubs purely for the love of the sport. My dog truly
enjoys the lure coursing held here, and it provides a peaceful
community atmosphere for everyone involved.
Gambel Field is a wonderful, nature-focused asset. I urge the
Commission to allow it to continue operating as is, without the burden of
unnecessary permanent construction that would alter its character.
Thank you for your time and for considering my support for this project.
Sincerely,
//June Biancalana/jmb/27 Feb 26//
June Biancalana
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From:
Heather Bilodeau
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field, Case #SU250041
Date:
Thursday, February 26, 2026 11:07:02 PM
Attachments:
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Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for
our dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean, much moreso than at some other events I
attend! —there is no need for a septic system or new well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Tempe, AZ to use this field, and prefer it over other venues because my dogs
truly enjoy it and we have so few really good places to hold dog sports in the Valley.
Please keep Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Heather Bilodeau
602-499-7417
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Love your horses.
Enjoy the dance together
—Tina Konyot, USA Olympian Equestrian
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From:
Lari Bright
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Thursday, February 26, 2026 7:34:27 PM
Attachments:
drawing 2.png
Lari Bright
West Hills, CA
Lari.bright@gmail.com
818-317-1004
February 26, 2026
Ronald Quarles Planning and Zoning Commission RE: Support for Gambel Field –
Case Number SU250041
PLEASE READ THIS INTO THE RECORD.
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to formally express my support for maintaining Gambel Field in its
current state. As a member of the dog sports community, I travel [Number of Miles or
Hours] to attend events at this location because it is a premier,clean,
and spacious venue that is increasingly hard to find.
I strongly advocate for the following points regarding the field’s future:
Harmony with Nature: The field is currently in perfect balance with its
surroundings. I support keeping the natural footing and am opposed to the
installation of concrete or asphalt, which would ruin the rural charm and
functionality of the site.
Proven Safety and Control: The fully fenced perimeter and controlled access
points provide a safe environment for dogs to run. Furthermore, the
commitment to low speeds on-site ensures excellentdust control for the
neighborhood.
Sufficient Infrastructure: The existing porta-potties are always clean and in
great condition. There is absolutely no need to drill a new well or install a
permanent septic system, as the current setup is more than adequate for our
needs.
Community and Well-being: These events are organized by nonprofit clubs
purely for the love of the sport. My dog truly enjoys the lure coursing held here,
and it provides a peaceful communityatmosphere for everyone involved.
Gambel Field is a wonderful, nature-focusedasset. I urge the Commission to allow it
to continue operating as is, without the burden of unnecessary permanent
construction that would alter its character.
Thank you for your time and for considering my support for this project.
Sincerely,
Lari Bright
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From:
Tahiry Camacho
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Saturday, February 28, 2026 12:01:49 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Tonopah to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. Please keep Gambel
Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Tahiry Camacho
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From:
Emily Carnevale
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
: Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Friday, February 27, 2026 9:49:16 AM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Quartzsite, Arizona to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. Please keep
Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Emily Carnevale and Koe
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From:
Katie Platner
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Thursday, February 26, 2026 8:35:13 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Tonopah, AZ to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. Please keep
Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Katie Cerda
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From:
DC
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
upport for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Sunday, March 1, 2026 8:23:53 AM
Attachments:
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Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for
our dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Phoenix to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. Please keep Gambel
Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Dawn Clark
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From:
Anika Crandell
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Thursday, February 26, 2026 9:48:32 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case
#SU250041). This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that
provides a safe haven for our dogs.
I support the field because:
- It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
- It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
- The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or
new well.
- Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Phoenix, Arizona to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. Please
keep Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Anika Crandell
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From:
Faye Daniel
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Friday, February 27, 2026 12:43:16 AM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs.
I support the field because:
1. It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
2. It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
3. The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
4. Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Phoenix to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. Please keep Gambel
Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Faye Daniel
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From:
Kat Durnil
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Friday, February 27, 2026 8:31:34 AM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to express my strong support for maintaining Gambel Field in its current natural
state (Case #SU250041). This field is a clean, peaceful community asset that provides a safe
environment for our dogs.
I support the field for the following reasons:
- It is harmonious with nature, and no concrete or asphalt is necessary.
- The area is fully fenced for safety, and low speeds are maintained for dust control.
- The current portable toilets are well-maintained, eliminating the need for a septic system or
new well.
- The lure coursing clubs are nonprofit organizations dedicated to the well-being of the dogs.
I travel from Maricopa Arizona specifically to use this field because my dog enjoys it so
much. I ask that Gambel Field remain exactly as it is and that this statement be read into the
record.
Best regards,
Kat Durnil
Kat Durnil
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From:
Karen Flocker
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field case SU250041
Date:
Friday, February 27, 2026 2:22:01 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Gilbert, AZ to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. Please keep Gambel
Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Karen Flocker
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From:
Denise Franczak-Johnson
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field- case SU250041
Date:
Friday, February 27, 2026 2:57:25 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from North Valley Phoenix to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. Please
keep Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Denise Franczak-Johnson
Wag More Bark Less
Denise Franczak-Johnson
623-332-3622
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From:
Leona Glaspie
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Date:
Friday, February 27, 2026 8:20:01 PM
HELP SAVE GAMBEL FIELD in Tonopah, AZ. !
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Tonopah, Az. to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. Please keep
Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Leona Glaspie
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From:
LIN HAINLEN
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
RE: Support for Gambel Field – Case Number SU250041
Date:
Friday, February 27, 2026 9:45:07 PM
Bob Hainlen
Phoenix, AZ
BOBHAINLEN@aol.com
602-469-5355
February 27, 2026
Ronald Quarles Planning and Zoning Commission RE:
Support for Gambel Field – Case Number SU250041
PLEASE READ THIS INTO THE RECORD.
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to formally express my support for maintaining
Gambel Field in its current state. As a member of the dog
sports community, I travel [Number of Miles or Hours] to attend
events at this location because it is a premier, clean, and
spacious venue that is increasingly hard to find.
I strongly advocate for the following points regarding the
field’s future:
Harmony with Nature: The field is currently in perfect
balance with its surroundings. I support keeping the
natural footing and am opposed to the installation of
concrete or asphalt, which would ruin the rural charm
and functionality of the site.
Proven Safety and Control: The fully fenced perimeter
and controlled access points provide a safe environment
for dogs to run. Furthermore, the commitment to low
speeds on-site ensures excellent dust control for the
neighborhood.
Sufficient Infrastructure: The existing porta-potties are
always clean and in great condition. There is absolutely
no need to drill a new well or install a permanent
septic system, as the current setup is more than
adequate for our needs.
Community and Well-being: These events are
organized by nonprofit clubs purely for the love of the
sport. My dog truly enjoys the lure coursing held here,
and it provides a peaceful community atmosphere for
everyone involved.
Gambel Field is a wonderful, nature-focused asset. I urge the
Commission to allow it to continue operating as is, without the
burden of unnecessary permanent construction that would alter
its character.
Thank you for your time and for considering my support for this
project.
Sincerely,
Bob Hainlen
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From:
Cindy Grindley
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gamble Field
Date:
Friday, February 27, 2026 12:05:36 AM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from [Your City/State] to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. Please keep
Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Cindy Hobbs
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From:
Cindi Jackson
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Friday, February 27, 2026 7:18:31 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for
our dogs.
I support the field because:
✅ It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
✅ It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
✅ The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
✅ Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Glendale,, AZ to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. Please keep
Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Cindi Jackson
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From:
Gustavo Jimenez
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Thursday, February 26, 2026 9:14:46 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Phoenix, Az to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. Please keep Gambel
Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Gustavo & Ashley Jimenez
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From:
Tami K
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field - Case SU250041
Date:
Thursday, February 26, 2026 9:31:04 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Phoenix to use this field because my dogs truly enjoy it. Please keep Gambel
Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Tami K
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From:
Jennifer Kiever
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel field case # su250041
Date:
Thursday, February 26, 2026 8:50:02 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Victorville, CA to use this field because my dogs truly enjoy it. Please keep
Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Jennifer Kiever
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From:
Michelle Haag
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field Case # SU250041
Date:
Friday, February 27, 2026 8:06:55 PM
February 27, 2026
Michelle LaFlamme Haag
33143 N 66th St
Cave Creek, AZ 85331
saluki76@me.com
801-560-8091
Ronald Quarles Planning and Zoning Commission RE: Support for
Gambel Field – Case Number SU250041
PLEASE READ THIS INTO THE RECORD.
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to formally express my support for maintaining Gambel Field
in its current state. As a member of the dog sports community, I travel
[Number of Miles or Hours] to attend events at this location because it is a
premier, clean, and spacious venue that is increasingly hard to find.
I strongly advocate for the following points regarding the field’s
future:
Harmony with Nature: The field is currently in perfect balance with
its surroundings. I support keeping the natural footing and am
opposed to the installation of concrete or asphalt, which would
ruin the rural charm and functionality of the site.
Proven Safety and Control: The fully fenced perimeter and
controlled access points provide a safe environment for dogs to run.
Furthermore, the commitment to low speeds on-site ensures
excellent dust control for the neighborhood.
Sufficient Infrastructure: The existing porta-potties are always
clean and in great condition. There is absolutely no need to drill a
new well or install a permanent septic system, as the current
setup is more than adequate for our needs.
Community and Well-being: These events are organized by
nonprofit clubs purely for the love of the sport. My dog truly enjoys
the lure coursing held here, and it provides a peaceful community
atmosphere for everyone involved.
Gambel Field is a wonderful, nature-focused asset. I urge the
Commission to allow it to continue operating as is, without the burden of
unnecessary permanent construction that would alter its character.
Thank you for your time and for considering my support for this project.
Sincerely,
[Your Signature]
[Your Printed Name]
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From:
coni4660@aol.com
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Line: Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Thursday, February 26, 2026 7:58:11 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case
#SU250041). This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that
provides a safe haven for our dogs.
I support the field because:
#1) It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
#2) It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
#3) The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic
system or new well.
#4) Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from, Moreno Valley, CA to use this field because, my dogs truly
enjoys it. Please keep Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Connie Langford
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From:
Debbie Larson
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Case Number SU250041
Date:
Saturday, February 28, 2026 12:35:37 PM
Importance:
High
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state
(Case #SU250041). This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that
provides a safe haven for our dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or
new well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Tonopah, AZ to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. Please keep
Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Deb Larson
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From:
Gina London
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Friday, February 27, 2026 4:44:07 AM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case
#SU250041). This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides
a safe haven for our dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or
new well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Buckeye,Az to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. Please keep
Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Gina London
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From:
Kathy
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Thursday, February 26, 2026 5:28:03 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Tucson to use this field because my dog, and I, truly enjoy it. Please keep
Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Kathy Lordier
Tucson, AZ
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From:
Celeste Flannery
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Lure Coursing at Gambel Field/Case #250041
Date:
Friday, February 27, 2026 6:45:41 PM
Good Morning, Mr Quarles
This note is to add support for the current use and management of Gambel Field.
The lure coursing events are well attended by Sighthound members and the dogs
have a great day of running within the fenced field, and the camaraderie of the
members is priceless as a coursing aficionado.
We have Rhodesian Ridgebacks. We love having the size of enclosed field for the
dogs to run as these venues are already rare in the Arizona desert, and this one
allows an athletic group of dogs to show their function with beauty.
We have stayed 2 weekends so far with our motorhome including the Sat/Sun
13/14th December 2025 event. We had a fun Christmas White Elephant event and
we were in bed by 10 pm. It was quiet with us overnight.
There was additional partying among the houses above Gambel Field and ATV
driving through the desert that night, but none of that activity was of our doing.
We have also on other occasions, been traveling to Gambel Field and had ATV locals
fly by our van and do wheelies in front of us on Lower Buckeye Road.
The dust of us coming/going across Lower Buckeye Road couldn’t possibly be that
much more than the everyday traffic of the local contractor residents with their
multiple vehicles on their properties.
We do our own set up, we clean up after our events, the Porta-potties are always
clean and well maintained and are adequate for even our handicap accessible
members.
We need no further amenities.
We feel that adding all this infrastructure would impersonalize the venue…this is not a
Concert or Restaurant venue, the general Public does not care about our sport (but
they are welcomed to join us).
The additional costs you are proposing would put a huge fee on our
memberships/dogs to be able to run and have a fun athletic event. It would be sad if
the state of Arizona funds FREE dog parks for owners who may/not be responsible
for their pet dogs, but wishes to penalize dog athletes instead.
We ask for your fair consideration for our dogs at Gambel Field.
Sincerely,
Tim & Celeste Flannery DVM
Alex Flannery
Members, Desert Fun Bunch
RRCUS members
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From:
maly4147
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Case #SU250041 - Support Gambel Field
Date:
Saturday, February 28, 2026 9:25:03 AM
Mr. Quarles
Case Number SU250041
The Goal: Stop unnecessary construction (no concrete, no asphalt, no septic/wells)
and keep the field natural and safe for our pups!
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing in support of keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case
#SU250041). This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that
provides a safe haven for our dogs.
I have several reasons to support this community asset:
1) It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
2) Rhe area is fully fenced for safety with slow speed signs for dust control.
3) The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or
new well.
4) Gambel Field is the perfect location for the Lure coursing clubs, that are nonprofits,
that do this for the love of the dogs!
I live in the Tonopah community and have visited Gambel Field on many occasions,
both to watch the dogs perform and to enjoy the natural beauty of the grassy, tree
lined setting in the desert.
Please keep Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Cheryl Malysa
34935 W. Southern Ave.
Tonopah, AZ 85354
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From:
keith bugnoutpest.com
To:
maly4147; Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Re: Case #SU250041 - Support Gambel Field
Date:
Saturday, February 28, 2026 11:44:11 AM
Yep, I saw your letter. I just thought another one would be sufficient. I ran it by JANE and
she thought it was a real good letter so either or my letter more or less is pertaining
about the whole area as a whole for my previous meeting. I went to with the planning and
zoning they feel if you are more than 2 miles away, you should have no say so in it so
that’s why I felt it was important to get the point across about the other developments
that they have resigned without considering safety and keeping it coherent to the area
and from what JANE told me is that same day they are having the Public hearing on the
new data center.
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Sent: Saturday, February 28, 2026 9:28:39 AM
To: Ronald.Quarles@maricopa.gov <Ronald.Quarles@maricopa.gov>
Subject: Case #SU250041 - Support Gambel Field
Mr. Quarles
Case Number SU250041
The Goal: Stop unnecessary construction (no concrete, no asphalt, no septic/wells)
and keep the field natural and safe for our pups!
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing in support of keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case
#SU250041). This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that
provides a safe haven for our dogs.
I have several reasons to support this community asset:
1) It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
2) Rhe area is fully fenced for safety with slow speed signs for dust control.
3) The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or
new well.
4) Gambel Field is the perfect location for the Lure coursing clubs, that are nonprofits,
that do this for the love of the dogs!
I live in the Tonopah community and have visited Gambel Field on many occasions,
both to watch the dogs perform and to enjoy the natural beauty of the grassy, tree
lined setting in the desert.
Please keep Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Cheryl Malysa
34935 W. Southern Ave.
Tonopah, AZ 85354
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From:
Todd McKie
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Friday, February 27, 2026 10:28:29 AM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for
our dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from [Your City/State] to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. Please keep
Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Todd McKie
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From:
Cheryl Miller
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Gambel field case # su250041
Date:
Sunday, March 1, 2026 4:37:30 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case
#SU250041). This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that
provides a safe haven for our dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system
or new well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from north Phoenix to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. Please
keep Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Cheryl and Ted Miller
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From:
Shari Miller
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Saturday, February 28, 2026 8:35:55 AM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. Please keep Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Shari Miller
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From:
Randi Monteith
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Thursday, February 26, 2026 10:52:25 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Buckeye/AZ to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. Please keep Gambel
Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Randi Mitchell
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From:
Cindy Molieri
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Thursday, February 26, 2026 9:47:25 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Sun Lakes, AZ to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. Please keep
Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Cindy Molieri
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From:
Alyssa Moon Dyke
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Thursday, February 26, 2026 8:24:47 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs and the people who love them.
I live in Surprise, Arizona. I have 3 large sighthounds that I bring to Gambel Field regularly to
participate in organized non-profit dog events as well as to utilize a safely fenced area for
them to run responsibly and safely. These events are self-contained, clean, and promote
responsible dog ownership.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs and kennel clubs are nonprofits. Their events do not adversely or
permanently impact the field or the surrounding areas.
Please keep Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Alyssa Moon Dyke
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From:
mmoritz13
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field - Case SU250041
Date:
Saturday, February 28, 2026 9:00:11 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature-no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low
speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean-there is no need for a septic system or new well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from [Your City/State] to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. Please keep
Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Mike Moritz
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From:
Dave
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Thursday, February 26, 2026 8:19:44 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Sonoita, AZ to use this field because my dogs truly enjoy it. Please keep Gambel
Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
David O'Brien
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From:
Melissa Perez
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Friday, February 27, 2026 7:40:47 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am a Tonopah resident writing regarding Case #SU250041 to express my support for
keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state.
The property is a clean, well-maintained, and low-impact space that serves the community
appropriately as it exists today. Additional development such as paving or permanent utilities
does not appear necessary for its current use. Maintaining the field in its existing condition
aligns with the rural character of Tonopah and responsible land use.
Please include this comment in the record for the hearing.
Thank you for your time and consideration.
Sincerely,
Melissa Perez
Tonopah, AZ
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From:
Penny Phaneuf
To:
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Subject:
Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Thursday, February 26, 2026 8:16:36 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Sonoita, AZ to use this field because my dogs truly enjoys it. Please keep
Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Penny Phaneuf
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From:
Brie Pinho
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Friday, February 27, 2026 6:14:47 AM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Chandler, AZ to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. Please keep
Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Gabrielle Pinho
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From:
Kristin
To:
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Subject:
Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Saturday, February 28, 2026 9:53:53 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Goodyear AZ to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. Please keep
Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Kristin Powell
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From:
Kelly Reed
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field-#SU250041
Date:
Friday, February 27, 2026 6:26:59 AM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for
our dogs.
I support the field because:
✅ It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
✅ It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
✅ The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
✅ Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Tonopah, Az. to watch the events that are put on by the owners. Please keep
Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Kelly Reed
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From:
Dawn Reisenbigler
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Case Number SU250041
Date:
Saturday, February 28, 2026 5:55:16 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case
#SU250041). This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides
a safe haven for our dogs.
I support the field because:
• It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
• It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
•The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or
new well.
• Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I use this field because my dog enjoys it. Please keep Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Dawn Reisenbigler
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From:
Holly Rice
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field - Case SU250041
Date:
Friday, February 27, 2026 7:44:14 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case
#SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe
haven for our dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Phoenix, Arizona to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. Please
keep Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Holly A. Rice, DVM
"If having a soul means being able to feel love and loyalty and gratitude, then animals are
better off than a lot of humans."
~ James Herriot
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From:
Michael Richardson
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Cc:
Debbie Richardson
Subject:
Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Thursday, February 26, 2026 10:11:41 PM
Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to urge your support for the continued preservation of Gambel Field in Tonopah,
Arizona. I maintain residences in both California and Scottsdale, and I can say without
hesitation that locations like Gambel Field are extraordinarily rare. In California, spaces of this
kind are nearly nonexistent, and even in Arizona, it is difficult to find a natural, open field that
remains accessible for responsible dog sports and their related nonprofit organizations.
Gambel Field is valuable precisely because it remains undeveloped. Its natural terrain provides
a safe, enriching environment for dogs and an irreplaceable outdoor experience for their
owners. Converting any portion of the field into concrete, paved areas, or permanent structures
would permanently diminish what makes this location so uniquely beneficial. These changes
would not serve the dogs, the nonprofit organizations that rely on the field, or the broader
community that values responsible land stewardship.
The field is consistently clean, quiet, and large enough to safely host organized dog events.
The owners have demonstrated exceptional care in maintaining the property and ensuring it
remains safe and welcoming for all who use it. Their stewardship reflects a genuine
commitment to both the land and the community it serves.
The organizations that use Gambel Field operate as nonprofits. The owners’ willingness to
provide access at an affordable cost makes these programs possible. While the access is
affordable, the value of this space to our community is immeasurable. Preserving this field
directly supports healthy outdoor recreation, community engagement, and responsible dog
ownership.
I respectfully urge you to support Mark Graham’s and Jane Pieffer’s efforts to preserve
Gambel Field in its natural state. Your support would help protect a rare and meaningful
resource that benefits nonprofit organizations, responsible dog owners, and the community as
a whole.
Thank you for your consideration and for supporting the preservation of this exceptional
location.
Sincerely,
Michael Richardson
7020 Pine Bluff Ct
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91739
4924 N. 73rd Street, #9
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
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From:
Carly ryan
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Friday, February 27, 2026 2:54:07 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to express my strong support for maintaining Gambel Field in its current natural
state (Case #SU250041). This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that
provides a vital safe haven for our dogs to do what they love.
I support preserving the field for the following reasons:
- It is harmonious with nature; additional concrete or asphalt is neither wanted nor necessary.
- The area is fully fenced for safety, and low speeds effectively manage dust control.
- The existing facilities are well-maintained, and there is no need for a septic system or a new
well.
- The lure coursing clubs that utilize the field are nonprofits dedicated to the well-being of
the dogs.
I travel from Mesa, AZ, specifically to use this field because of the unique benefits it provides.
I respectfully ask that you keep Gambel Field exactly as it is and request that this statement be
read into the official record.
Sincerely,
Carly Ryan
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From:
Shelby
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field - Case SU250041
Date:
Sunday, March 1, 2026 11:25:02 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to express my strong support for maintaining Gambel Field in its current natural
state (Case #SU250041). This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that
provides a safe haven for our dogs.
I support preserving the field for the following reasons:
- It is harmonious with nature; concrete and asphalt are neither wanted nor necessary.
- The area is fully fenced for safety, and low speeds are maintained for effective dust control.
- The existing portable toilets are well-maintained, eliminating the need for a septic system or
a new well.
- Lure coursing clubs are nonprofit organizations dedicated to the well-being of the dogs.
I travel from Prescott Valley specifically to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. I ask
that you please keep Gambel Field exactly as it is and request that this statement be read into
the official record.
Sincerely,
Shelby Saemann
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From:
Jeannine Sander
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Saturday, February 28, 2026 7:41:32 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control. The people who attend events
are respectful and follow all guidelines of MPH posted in the field.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well. In Fact, of all the events I have attended at Gambel field I always take note of how the
porta potty facilities are well maintained. Far better than at events I have been to in other
parts of the Phoenix area.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Mesa, an hour away, to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. I spend
money in Tonopah and Buckeye that I never would because of my frequent trips specifically to
Gambel Field. I respect and encourage all of the dog events people to respect the space
because it is so special. Please keep Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Jeannine Sander
460 N MacDonald
Mesa, AZ 86501
602-399-2070 (Happy to talk to anyone regarding Gambel field if needed)
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From:
Nancy Scherer
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Saturday, February 28, 2026 2:24:31 PM
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Nancy Scherer
Phoenix, AZ
scherern75@gmail.com
423 335 6267
February 28, 2026
Ronald Quarles Planning and Zoning Commission RE: Support for Gambel Field – Case Number
SU250041
PLEASE READ THIS INTO THE RECORD.
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to formally express my support for maintaining Gambel Field in its current state. As a
member of the dog sports community, I travel [Number of Miles or Hours] to attend events at this
location because it is a premier, clean, and spacious venue that is increasingly hard to find.
I strongly advocate for the following points regarding the field’s future:
Harmony with Nature: The field is currently in perfect balance with its surroundings. I support keeping the
natural footing and am opposed to the installation of concrete or asphalt, which would ruin the rural
charm and functionality of the site.
Proven Safety and Control: The fully fenced perimeter and controlled access points provide a
safe environment for dogs to run. Furthermore, the commitment to low speeds on-site ensures excellent
dust control for the neighborhood.
Sufficient Infrastructure: The existing porta-potties are always clean and in great condition. There is
absolutely no need to drill a new well or install a permanent septic system, as the current setup is
more than adequate for our needs.
Community and Well-being: These events are organized by nonprofit clubs purely for the love of the
sport. My dog truly enjoys the lure coursing held here, and it provides a peaceful community atmosphere
for everyone involved.
Gambel Field is a wonderful, nature-focused asset. I urge the Commission to allow it to continue
operating as is, without the burden of unnecessary permanent construction that would alter its
character.
Thank you for your time and for considering my support for this project.
Sincerely,
Nancy Scherer
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From:
Christopher Shryock
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Friday, February 27, 2026 8:33:16 AM
Christopher Shryock
Surprise, AZ
chris.shryock@gmail.com
(253) 468-4442
February 25, 2026
Ronald Quarles Planning and Zoning Commission RE: Support for
Gambel Field – Case Number SU250041
PLEASE READ THIS INTO THE RECORD.
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to formally express my support for maintaining Gambel
Field in its current state. As a member of the dog sports community, I
travel [Number of Miles or Hours] to attend events at this location because
it is a premier, clean, and spacious venue that is increasingly hard to
find.
I strongly advocate for the following points regarding the field’s
future:
Harmony with Nature: The field is currently in perfect balance with
its surroundings. I support keeping the natural footing and
am opposed to the installation of concrete or asphalt, which
would ruin the rural charm and functionality of the site.
Proven Safety and Control: The fully fenced perimeter and
controlled access points provide a safe environment for dogs to run.
Furthermore, the commitment to low speeds on-site ensures
excellent dust control for the neighborhood.
Sufficient Infrastructure: The existing porta-potties are always
clean and in great condition. There is absolutely no need to drill a
new well or install a permanent septic system, as the current
setup is more than adequate for our needs.
Community and Well-being: These events are organized
by nonprofit clubs purely for the love of the sport. My dog truly
enjoys the lure coursing held here, and it provides a peaceful
community atmosphere for everyone involved.
Gambel Field is a wonderful, nature-focused asset. I urge the
Commission to allow it to continue operating as is, without the burden of
unnecessary permanent construction that would alter its character.
Thank you for your time and for considering my support for this project.
Sincerely,
Christopher Shryock
20005 N Echo Rim Drive
Surprise, AZ 85387
(253) 468-4442
chris.shryock@gmail.com
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From:
sinbaje lds
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Thursday, February 26, 2026 11:37:52 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Tucson to use this field because my dogs truly enjoy it.
Please keep Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Linda Siekert
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From:
Monika Barzaja
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field – Case Number SU250041
Date:
Friday, February 27, 2026 9:28:13 PM
Monika Sima
Salt Lake City, Utah
usbarzaja@gmail.com
801-928-9573
February 27, 2026
Ronald Quarles Planning and Zoning Commission RE: Support for
Gambel Field – Case Number SU250041
PLEASE READ THIS INTO THE RECORD.
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to formally express my support for maintaining Gambel
Field in its current state. As a member of the dog sports community, I
travel 11 hours to attend events at this location because it is a
premier, clean, and spacious venue that is increasingly hard to find.
I strongly advocate for the following points regarding the field’s
future:
Harmony with Nature: The field is currently in perfect balance with
its surroundings. I support keeping the natural footing and
am opposed to the installation of concrete or asphalt, which
would ruin the rural charm and functionality of the site.
Proven Safety and Control: The fully fenced perimeter and
controlled access points provide a safe environment for dogs to run.
Furthermore, the commitment to low speeds on-site ensures
excellent dust control for the neighborhood.
Sufficient Infrastructure: The existing porta-potties are always
clean and in great condition. There is absolutely no need to drill a
new well or install a permanent septic system, as the current
setup is more than adequate for our needs.
Community and Well-being: These events are organized
by nonprofit clubs purely for the love of the sport. My dog truly
enjoys the lure coursing held here, and it provides a peaceful
community atmosphere for everyone involved.
Gambel Field is a wonderful, nature-focused asset. I urge the
Commission to allow it to continue operating as is, without the burden of
unnecessary permanent construction that would alter its character.
Thank you for your time and for considering my support for this project.
Sincerely,
Monika Sima
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From:
Rena Steele
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gamble Field - Case #SU250041
Date:
Friday, February 27, 2026 12:40:57 AM
Mr. Quarles:
As a citizen and Maricopa County Retiree, I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its
current natural state (Case #SU250041). This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful
community asset that provides a safe haven for our dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Phoenix to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. Please keep Gambel
Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Thank you
Rena Steele
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From:
Kay Straky
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Thursday, February 26, 2026 7:27:54 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from South Carolina several times a year in my fully contained RV to use this field
because my dogs truly enjoy it. Please keep Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Kay Straky
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From:
Adam Szilagyi
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Gamble Field case #SU250041
Date:
Thursday, February 26, 2026 8:25:45 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case
#SU250041). This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides
a safe haven for our dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or
new well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Surprise, Arizona to use this field.
Please keep Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Ádám Szilágyi
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From:
CATHERINE UPTON
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Cc:
Catherine Upton
Subject:
Save Gambel Field
Date:
Saturday, February 28, 2026 9:25:40 AM
Subject Line: Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Chino Valley, AZ to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. Please keep
Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Catherine Upton
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From:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Sent:
Monday, March 2, 2026 11:44 AM
To:
Andrew Lorentzen (PND)
Subject:
FW: Gambel Field Case #: SU250041
3_02 11:43 a.m Gambel Field
Ron Quarles
Senior Planner
Planning & Development
301 W. Jefferson St. Suite 170 Phoenix, AZ 85003
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Sent: Monday, March 2, 2026 11:28 AM
To: Ronald Quarles (PND) <ronald.quarles@maricopa.gov>
Subject: Gambel Field Case #: SU250041
Hi, I am writing to please ask you to save Gambel Field for Lure Coursing Case Number: SU250041. My wife, two kids, and dogs travel from San Diego CA to Gambel Field to attend coursing events for our Ridgebacks. The natural field is better
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Hi,
I am writing to please ask you to save Gambel Field for Lure Coursing Case Number: SU250041. My
wife, two kids, and dogs travel from San Diego CA to Gambel Field to attend coursing events for our
Ridgebacks.
The natural field is better than a developed lot.
My family, dogs and I enjoy coursing events at this field because the current facilities are clean and
sufficient. Please help keep Gambel field the way it is.
Thank you.
Jake Vita
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From:
Bob
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Cc:
Debra Lesko
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field Case #250041
Date:
Friday, February 27, 2026 2:00:03 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Surprise, AZ to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. Please keep Gambel
Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Bob Weatherford
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From:
Stacey Westcott
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support For Gambel Field Case SU250041
Date:
Friday, February 27, 2026 2:24:16 PM
February 25, 2026
Ronald Quarles Planning and Zoning Commission RE: Support for
Gambel Field – Case Number SU250041
PLEASE READ THIS INTO THE RECORD.
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to formally express my support for maintaining Gambel
Field in its current state. As a member of the dog sports community, I
travel [Number of Miles or Hours] to attend events at this location because
it is a premier, clean, and spacious venue that is increasingly hard to
find.
I strongly advocate for the following points regarding the field’s
future:
Harmony with Nature: The field is currently in perfect balance with
its surroundings. I support keeping the natural footing and
am opposed to the installation of concrete or asphalt, which
would ruin the rural charm and functionality of the site.
Proven Safety and Control: The fully fenced perimeter and
controlled access points provide a safe environment for dogs to run.
Furthermore, the commitment to low speeds on-site ensures
excellent dust control for the neighborhood.
Sufficient Infrastructure: The existing porta-potties are always
clean and in great condition. There is absolutely no need to drill a
new well or install a permanent septic system, as the current
setup is more than adequate for our needs.
Community and Well-being: These events are organized
by nonprofit clubs purely for the love of the sport. My dog truly
enjoys the lure coursing held here, and it provides a peaceful
community atmosphere for everyone involved.
Gambel Field is a wonderful, nature-focused asset. I urge the
Commission to allow it to continue operating as is, without the burden of
unnecessary permanent construction that would alter its character.
Thank you for your time and for considering my support for this project.
Sincerely,
Stacey Westcott
Gilbert Arizona
Doglvr04@gmail.com
603-440-8823
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From:
Debbie Whaley
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field Case SU250041
Date:
Friday, February 27, 2026 1:54:41 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from Kingman Arizona
to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it and it’s a wonderful, and fairly close venue for
several dog events. Please keep Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Deborah Whaley
Saluki owner
Kingman, Arizona
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From:
Sedena Williams
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field – Case SU250041
Date:
Saturday, February 28, 2026 6:18:32 AM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for our
dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I live in Tonopah and have had the opportunity to view, visit, and use this field. My dog and I
truly enjoy it. Please keep Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Sedena Williams
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From:
Merril Woolf
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Support for Gambel Field - case SU250041
Date:
Friday, February 27, 2026 7:02:22 AM
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Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case #SU250041).
This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a safe haven for
our dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or new
well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from North Peoria every week to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it.
Please keep Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Merril Woolf
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From:
Jill Zondervan
To:
Ronald Quarles (PND)
Subject:
Gamble Fields-SAVE
Date:
Saturday, February 28, 2026 4:23:38 PM
Dear Mr. Quarles,
I am writing to support keeping Gambel Field in its current natural state (Case
#SU250041). This field is a clean, spacious, and peaceful community asset that provides a
safe haven for our dogs.
I support the field because:
It is harmonious with nature—no concrete or asphalt is wanted or needed.
It is fully fenced for safety with low speeds for dust control.
The current porta-potties are always clean—there is no need for a septic system or
new well.
Lure coursing clubs are nonprofits that do this for the love of the dogs!
I travel from [Your City/State] to use this field because my dog truly enjoys it. Please
keep Gambel Field exactly as it is!
I am asking that this be read into the record.
Sincerely,
Jill Zondervan
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5.
-link fence. Building walls along
the property line may substitute for fencing.
6.
Screening Along 75th Ave.: Not required. Any screening improvements along 75th
Ave. shall be subject to permitting and requirements of the City of Tolleson and/or
the City of Phoenix, as applicable.
7.
Sight Visibility Triangles: None required
e.
The applicant and/or property owner(s) shall coordinate with the City of Tolleson and/or
the City of Phoenix, as applicable, for any improvements to site access and screening
within, adjacent to, or otherwise affecting their jurisdictions.
f.
Noncompliance with any of the conditions assigned to the approval of this Zone Change
by the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors may be grounds for revocation in
accordance with the requirements and procedures set forth in the Maricopa County
Zoning Ordinance.
g.
The property owners and their successors waive claim for diminution in value if the County
takes action to rescind approval due to noncompliance with conditions.
h.
The granting of this change in use of the property has been at the request of the applicant
with the consent of the landowner. The granting of this approval allows the property to
enjoy uses in excess of those permitted by the zoning existing on the date of application,
subject to conditions. In the event of the failure to comply with any condition, the property
may be considered for revocation to the zoning that existed on the date of application. It
is, therefore, stipulated and agreed that revocation due to the failure to comply with any
conditions does not reduce any rights that existed on the date of application to use, divide,
sell, or possess the property and that there would be no diminution in value of the property
from the value it held on the date of application due to such revocation of the Zone Change
/ Plan of Development. The Zone Change / Plan of Development enhances the value of
the property above its value as of the date the Zone Change / Plan of Development is
granted and reverting to the prior zoning results in the same value of the property as if the
Zone Change / Plan of Development had never been granted.
Commissioner Toma joined the hearing.
REGULAR AGENDA
Special Use Permit - SU250041(Continued from February 5, 2026)
District 4
Project name:
Event Space at Gambel Field
Applicant:
Jane Peiffer, JCJ Services
Request:
Special Use Permit (SUP) for event space and outdoor events.
Location:
Generally located 680 feet northeast of the NEC of Lower Buckeye Rd & 331st Ave
in the Tonopah area
Recommendation:
Denial
Mr. Lorentzen presented SU250041 and noted this is a request for a special use permit for an outdoor
e
-acre site
located in the Rural-43 zoning district at approximately 331st Ave. and Lower Buckeye Rd. in the Tonopah
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area. They are proposing events up to 400 people and up to 60 days per year, though the application has
also indicated that most events will be under 150 people with only occasional ticketed type events
reaching max capacity and 160 parking spaces to accommodate guests. The application does not
propose any permanent infrastructure improvements including water or sanitary sewer connections. In
the handout memo staff have received 366 letters of support for the proposed facility. Staff has only
received 1 letter in opposition to the proposal, a neighbor to the north who only requested additional
screening. Staff do not object to the proposed use of an event venue on the property. The
recommendation of denial in the staff report is based on a review of the infrastructure improvements
proposed with site development. Staff have provided additional conditions of approval for consideration
that would address issues with infrastructure and intensity of use should the applicant be amenable to a
reduced scope.
Ms. Jane Peiffer said she is the applicant of Gamble Field. On the east side of our property is State Trust
Land and there are a couple of local farmers who use the land for grazing of their sheep. We started with
a very small birthday party and then did a big concert, and we found out that the location where we were
was not conducive to getting the kinds of crowds that we would need to continue this type of activity.
We also have done community activities such as Easter egg hunts for the neighborhood kids and then
we transitioned into dog events. There is a lot of open space, and we generally finish before dark. There
are some events with some different agility and obstacles. We do also use it on occasion for family
picnics or as a backdrop for Quinceneras photos. We do have overwhelming support for this project.
What we're proposing is to preserve the natural beauty and the natural occurring phenomenon on the
field and to not try to turn it into a city amenity. The great thing about our property is its rural nature and
openness. The fencing that we already have given dogs and people the ability to run, to play, to do things,
and to know that they are still safe and secure on the property. We intend to work with the environmental
conditions, not against. We are located in a flood plain and there is a floodway as well. We have an
extremely high-water table out there, and the soil composition is weird. Ideally, we would like to be able
to do this for 30 years, or until we die but we are willing to do less time than that. We are listed as Rural-
43 and there's not much
as well as recreational outdoor open space. Our neighbors are not super close, but they're not super far
us. She demonstrated an aerial map of the surrounding areas designating the empty land and homes
with larger lots on them. The empty lots will stay empty because of the floodplain and the floodway that
comes through there. It is unlikely that they'll be used for much of anything other than solar farms. The
events will be taking place at the east end of our field. There are seven acres behind you and seven acres
in front of you, you still have plenty of distance before you get to where the actual events take place.
When we applied for this permit, it was under the old zoning ordinances, not the new zoning ordinances
and there is a difference between the two that is significant. We would ask that our SUP be considered
under the old zoning ordinances since
was in effect when we applied and during our TAC
meeting. The old ordinances do allow for under 1301.1.11, it allows for land use involving large assembly
of people and under 1301.1.13 recreational open-air facilities are also allowed in the rural RU-43 zoning
without having additional specific qualifiers listed in the ordinances. The assertion is that the
reformatting of the new ordinances
really change anything, but they do because under the special
events venue section of the new ordinance, which was not in effect at the time we applied and was not
approved by the Board of Supervisors. There are additional
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conditions which were not
contemplated when we applied and because of that, we would ask, not that they're a huge deal, but it's
extra burdens that we were not aware would be applied to our permit. We're asking that our permit be
considered under the ordinances that were in application in effect at the time. Chapter 10 does allow for
special uses that are listed in the use table in addition to the special uses that are broken out specifically
under Chapter 10. The use table does show that land use involving large assembly of people is separate
from the special event venues, which is what Planning and Development would like to move us to. Under
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the land use of large assembly of people, there are not the additional qualifications that are with the
special event venue. Recreational open-air space facilities are allowed under the use table as well. There
are also several other agenda items on today's agenda that are for event venues that are being allowed
to stay under the old ordinance and not being moved to the new ordinance. We would ask for that same
consideration. Some of the things that we've asked for to be varied with our application is we have asked
to leave the property in as much of a natural condition as possible while still maintaining a good quality
environment, such as treating the parking lot and the driveways with alternative methods that are
approved under Air Quality regulations by using gravel, by using an emulsion agent, the chemical agent
that makes the crust. We are asking not to be required to put up blocked walls as that defeats the purpose
of the natural source of things. We are asking that we be allowed to use the current fencing that we have.
We do have plans to add additional plants for screening along those fence lines as finances allow. It is
always our intention to be good neighbors, so we are asking for some of those alternative options to be
applied to our permit.
Chair Milhaven asked staff which use requirements changed. Mr. Gérard said the new ordinance became
effective January 9th of this year. That is what is in effect today, not the old ordinance. For people that
have entitlement and are seeking permits and they submitted the permits and received technical review
before that effective date of January 9th, we will continue to review them under the old ordinance if it's
to their benefit so long as they complete their permits. Meaning complete the construction as well by
July 9th that was given them half a year. Previously you could have an accessory dwelling unit one per
property and they could be as close as three feet to a lot line and 30 feet high. Under the new ordinance
you have the potential for more than one accessory dwelling unit but if they encroach outside of the
principal building envelope they must be set back at least five feet from lot lines and not more than 18
feet high. This property does not have zoning entitlement for large assemblages of people or an event
venue at this time. The one effective substantive change is that today an application would require a
minimum of three acres for us to process for an outdoor event venue, and this site meets that. There is
nothing with the ordinance update that affects staff's review of this application. All those other items are
still the issues that staff would review and analyze as part of our recommendation to you. The concern
with a large assemblage of people without what we consider the necessary infrastructure improvements;
we would still recommend the denial. If those improvements were provided, as indicated by the handout
memo and in the staff report, we would recommend support. We support the actual land use.
Understand that this is not a situation like a permit where you check off requirements and then you're
approved. This is discretionary approval. Your recommendation is discretionary and the Board's ultimate
disposition of this case discretionary regardless of our recommendation or your recommendation.
Chair Milhaven said health and safety is an important consideration when we look at cases and that
seems to be the crux of the staff's absolute recommendation. It looks as though staff provided you with
two alternatives. One is too skinny down the size of your event so that you don't need to do the
infrastructure improvements or to do the events as large as you're requesting that you'll need to make
some infrastructure improvements for water and electric. She asked the applicant to explain why neither
one of those options is agreeable to you. Ms. Peiffer said it's not that the options aren't agreeable to us.
The most recent proposal that we received from Planning and Development on Tuesday afternoon, she
has a couple of questions about it. It did take some time to review and process some of that information.
On the handout provided in the third paragraph, it says there are certain infrastructure requirements. The
second sentence says, for instance, events of 50 persons or more will require half street right-of-way
dedication. Is it 50 persons or 50 cars because the road doesn't care about people. The road cares about
cars. She would have no problem with 49 cars being the limit. Mr. Tom Ellsworth said this is a beautiful
property
a great event. We don't have an issue with the events. She's been operating under
temporary use permits for the last few years, and each year it gets incrementally more intense. The intent
of what was requested is instead of a temporary entitlement, this is a permanent entitlement and with
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permanent entitlements, you have to come into conformance with infrastructure standards, building
codes, just like any other commercial business in Maricopa County. We took another look at the request
itself, and we went back into the departments, Environmental Services, and MCDOT and said what caps
could we put on the permanent entitlement that would still mimic that intermittent type use. Where is
that limit that we could justifiably say that this is still acting like intermittent and low intensity use. What
we have in that final handout gives you is that limit. MCDOT went back out in the last couple of weeks,
ran their counts along that road. There's a certain service level on that road, if it kicked into about 100
cars, they're about 20 cars away from that for their rate that they're looking for. With 20 to 25 cars and
two people per vehicle, about 50 individuals would come in about 25 cars. That's what would be kicking
in that need for that dedication. Any more intensity on this site is where the dedication is needed. Per
section 804 of the zoning ordinance with an entitlement, a rezoning or a special use request, the Board
can request the dedication or require the dedication of that right-of-way, so that's where that comes from.
people; it is understanding that 50 people would probably be coming in with the 20 to 25 cars.
Ms. Peiffer said we did receive the updated traffic counts and crunched the numbers according to the
roadway design manual, the current classification, and the future classifications that are available online
in the roadway design manual, and as well as the traffic impact study report. She believes that the wrong
categories are being applied. When you look at the current classification of the road and the future
classification of the road, as well as the functional capacity limits set by MCDOT, we are under any
triggers. The only way we would trigger to a new category or a new level of service is if we were
considered a local road, which we are not. We are currently considered a minor collector, and a major
collector is what the future designation is according to the most recent MCDOT records. Chair Milhaven
ask for a little bit of wiggle room for major holidays.
Commissioner Rochwalik asked the only issue you have is over the road dedication and future
improvements you don't have any issue with the request for freshwater connection or septic tank or
sewage connection; it's just the roadway. Ms Peiffer said under the latest proposal by Planning and
Development we are in agreement to use alternative services and to be able to use port-a-potties and
provide drinking water and have hand washing stations because of the unique characteristics of the
property. We are not able to put in septic because of the high-water table. There is no pressurized water
and there's no electricity at that end of the property. The infrastructure requirements would just be
inordinately huge. We can't put in a septic because of the soil composition, the high-water table, and just
the area in general. Commissioner Rochwalik asked staff if
agreement. Mr. Ellsworth said what you're seeing in the proposed conditions of approval is setting
maximum counts for numbers of people, number of events and the days that those events can happen.
It's specifically between October and April on weekends and holidays. It's capping out at 49 individuals
once we get up above that, we need to see those improvements in the building code and the health code.
Yes, with those caps we're in agreement. Commissioner Rochwalik asked and we in agreement with the
emulsification of the spray for the non-dust proof service as opposed to paved parking. Mr. Ellsworth
said they will need to continue to meet dust control purposes. If that meets dust control requirements,
that would be acceptable. As part of that grading and drainage, as soon as you get above that many
people in that parking area, we started to exceed ADA accessibility and ADA accessible routes. That level
of people on that level of intensity on site was somewhere that the departments were comfortable stating
what's being proposed can be accommodated on what would be an intermittent basis.
Mr. Gérard
Friday, Saturdays and Sundays and only October through April, there should be a maximum of 40 event
days per year, and he believes she wants to say Friday, Saturday, Sundays and then in parentheses plus
holidays. The other item that she has concerns with would be stipulation
which says ultimate half
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right-of-way dedication for 331st Avenue adjacent to the parent parcel, the half street improvements will
be waived. It sounds like she does not agree to the dedication, but we're not asking for any improvements
-
uld like it to say 49 cars and then the
holidays as he mentioned. She noted in the numbering
econd
page so that'll change things. As far as the ultimate half street right-of-way dedication is concerned, the
road has been a very contentious issue. If the road is the holding point, we will give you the road.
Vice Chair Hernandez asked if we go over 49 people, then that is going to trigger everything else where
the other agencies want permanent water, permanent wastewater, and half the road improvements. Mr.
Mr. T. Mark Graham said he is the property owner. We want to let dogs play in a safe place, that's what
this is all about. The road needs to be removed from your consideration. We have spent hours with the
Department of Transportation, discussing the road. The problem is they don't own the road. They cut the
road through my front yard without getting any right-of-way. Now they're using the road dedication as
leverage on our special use permit and that is highly unfair.
offered to sell them the road. They are
not interested in buying it as the Board of Supervisors required them to do back in 96. Essentially they
are bullying us to give up his private property and trade for a permit that he should otherwise be entitled
to apply for. He recommends that the Board take the road issue, set it aside, and we promise we will work
with the Department of Transportation to come up with an equitable solution because in that two-mile
stretch, the Department of Transportation only owns one third of it. It's not just a problem with me, but
i
a problem with the other neighbors. Please just take the road dedication out of it and we will deal with
it as a separate issue because it is going to be a major issue, but it shouldn't prevent dogs from playing
in the field.
she is a precinct committee woman for Salome Precinct, Legislative District 25.
She wants to recognize projects like Gamble Field. Their special use permit should be approved. The
project respects our land, it blends with our area, it provides learning opportunities for children, and it
brings the community together. They're an example of responsible growth that doesn't sacrifice our rural
character. They have 377 letters of support with only one opposition. She is very familiar with the property
and has also attended. They've made substantial reductions and she is familiar with their application.
made so much in reductions including decreasing the number of the event days, reducing the
traffic volume, and that demonstrates their good faith effort and willingness to work with the county
standards. She respectfully asks that any conditions of approval reflect the revised scope and be based
on the measurable impacts rather than assumptions.
Mr. Brady Mayfield said the roads Van Buren Street, 331st Street, Lower Buckeye, and all the way to
Broadway are a mess. The county, years ago, allowed the roads to go in without being purchased. He
has three homes on that stretch. The traffic travels on it,
never received letters, or requests. They
just take the property, allow traffic to go. What they've done by not getting Mar
property and my
property, you have homes, trailers that were permitted by Maricopa County that do not have legal access.
If we own the property and we were to close off our roads, what would these homeowners do. No
emergency services, nothing could reach them. The county road division needs this to deal with on a
separate entity and it's going to take some doing. He agrees with Mark, the road situation is a mess that
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Ms
safe place i
love it and we would hate not to have a place to run activities and sports.
Ms. Robyn Brown said we have large dogs that need a lot of room. Aside from going out in the desert
where there's snakes and cacti, there's no other place that we know of in Phoenix where we can go and
let our dogs let loose. They need a big space, and this is it. We hope you'll approve the permit.
Ms. Sandra Garnett-Perkins said she lives
noise comes from the river. She hears shooting at all hours; she hears music in the early morning. She
rarely hears the dogs. She attended two events and
a beautiful area. The traffic that goes by my house
is unbelievable. Everyone feels that 35 miles an hour is not fast enough on dirt roads,
seen them
go through the stop signs, but
yet to be outside and hear all these dogs. They're noisy when you're
down there, and that's what it's about. It's like a bunch of children finally breaking loose at a birthday
party. It's not every day, it's not every week and it's not every month. It's certain times and it's always
during the day. There's no noise from their place at night. They should be approved; it's a wonderful place.
The people are so excited, and the food vendor is so good. Please just consider and if any doubts go see
for yourself.
Ms. Kimberly Lowery said her property starts on 331st to Lower Buckeye and Gamble Field. The only
thing between their property and mine is a barbed wire fence. She has no issues with the events. She has
more of a problem with people shooting in the wash. Anytime she has a question, she went and talked
to them. She agrees with the problem they're having with the road.
put that on a different agenda
because
part of that road as well. She has no problem with any of the traffic from any events,
and the traffic is local. The events have never caused any issue and they water the road. She agrees with
the events and loves to go down there. She hopes their permits get approved because they've done
nothing but good for the community.
Mr. Keith Kronback said
been to several
events,
see any issues with people being there. When he went to an event there were
about 70 people and there were no issues. The road should be put on a separate agenda as most of it
cuts across private property.
in support of Gamble Field.
Mr. Thomas Dushku said
Jane for 20 years and knows how they love animals and their community. Since Mark and Jane have
moved to Tonopah
had an opportunity on multiple occasions to visit the field, and they have hosted
multiple canine activities. On every occasion
witnessed has been nothing but unparalleled
professionalism and courtesy to both the attendees and neighbors and a pristine, natural and safe
environment for the dogs to enjoy themselves. He asked the Commission to please approve the Gamble
Field permit.
Ms. June Biancalana said she is a board member of the Utah Sighthound Racing and Coursing Club. She
urges the Commission to approve the Gamble Field permit as requested by the owners. It is an
outstanding location for our sports of sighthounds. It's a sport that continues to struggle with sufficient
locations for our dogs to safely run. Gamble Field is not only safe, but the natural pleasant surroundings
are extremely beneficial to the performance of our dogs. The infrastructure is more than sufficient for
the events that she has attended. Including the porta potties and the washing stations have been always
kept pristine. It's been an outstanding location, and she was very impressed with how the owners run the
property. She travels over a 700-mile one-way trip to take her dogs to these events held at their property
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and this is one of the safest and probably the best locations
judges, and participants have all recommended this field and you just cannot find these kinds of locations
anymore.
Chair Milhaven asked if anyone else from the public wished to speak on this case. Mr. Anderson said
there are two people online that wanted to speak but they are having technical issues. Rene Vitullo and
Christina Stage said they are in support of the permit.
Chair Milhaven asked staff about the comments made about the road. Mr. Ellsworth said MCDOT has
identified there's an amount of traffic that's already utilizing that road. Within the entitlement case,
especially one that's increasing intensity onto the site, they always request dedication. They also typically
request improvements to go along with that. In this instance, they're not requesting those improvements.
Right now, the recommendation from MCDOT is that we require dedication. Chair Milhaven asked what
discussions are that are happening right now. The dedication would be to the county. The road has
existed in various conditions for the last couple of decades. In this instance, MCDOT is requesting
dedication so that roadway is brought into Maricopa County's street system. Mr. Gérard said that's the
case for every dedication to gain ownership of the right-of-way into the county system.
Commissioner Rochwalik said he grew up on a county island and plenty of times, property owners would
try to close off access to the streets through the community, but there were easements on those lots. He
asked staff if th
easement on these lots. Mr. Ellsworth said to his knowledge this is not an
easement.
Chair Milhaven asked what about the claim by some that the county should pay them for that right-of-
way. Mr. Ellsworth said that would be discussions on how we obtain right-of-way within Maricopa County,
whether it's purchased or by dedication. Chair Milhaven asked so it would be outside of this. Mr. Ellsworth
said correct. Mr. Gérard said that doesn't necessarily affect the condition as written, but that is standard
procedure for entitlement cases subdivisions is you obtain dedication for the half width adjacent to the
site in almost every instance, which is separate from when someone builds a house on an existing lot.
Mr. Gérard said Commissioner Toma is having connection issues on the GoToWebinar but he sent a chat
and he asked staff to read it - he has a bad connection if another commissioner or staff reads this could
you please
deny this special use permit. Although there are letters of support that should not exempt the applicant
for making the improvements needed to use this site for the intended use.
Mr. Joseph Pena said he lives just south of Mark and Jane; he shares a fence with them. We enjoy having
the events, his daughters go to the events and they support their events. We have over a hundred animals
that border that fence line, and we have no effect over it. We enjoy watching the events. There is no
coming down this road and it's never an issue. They go 25 under the
speed limit, so they go five miles per hour down the road. The bathrooms are clean and the washing
stations are great. They are gone the next day, and they're all put away and everything's in good order.
The field's great there's no trash and he
He
big issue. He is in full support of Gamble Field and would appreciate it if they could keep doing these
events because his daughters like joining in the events, so it is also kid friendly.
Chair Milhaven said the question for us today is about health and safety. I'm sure it's a lovely property
and you run beautiful events, and there's no issue with the use. It's a matter of the health and safety of
the people who are attending those events, and that's what these conditions are trying to address.
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Ms. Peiffer said as far as restrooms and water, there are specific provisions with Maricopa County
Department of Transportation, and Maricopa County Environmental Services Department as the zoning
ordinances that specifically talk about what the preferred method is for sanitation, not required. There is
a hierarchy in play. The first one being attaching to a sewer system, that's just not an option. There's no
sewer out there. The second one is putting in a septic tank and permanent restroom building. However,
there is a third option and that is to use the portable toilets and chemical toilets when you meet certain
conditions. Our property meets all of those conditions. The conditions that you have to meet in order to
be able to use chemical toilets are as follows. You can use chemical toilets where a connection to an
approved sewage disposal system is impractical or impossible. It's impossible, we don't have any sewer.
There is no water under pressure out there. Installation of an individual sewer disposal system or other
approved method is impractical or impossible. The groundwater level on that area of the field is less than
15 feet below your feet. If they put in septic there, we will pollute the entire water table. Not only that, but
according to Maricopa County's own records, the soil composition on that end of the field is one that is
not conducive to septic tanks. It is unsuitable, not draining portion of soil. There is no water under
pressure out there without us having to drill a well, without having to do a whole lot of other things. These
are conditions, and we meet every single one of them. It is impractical for us to put in a septic system, a
well, a bathroom building, and run electricity. The code gives us the latitude to use portable restrooms.
The intensity from what we use now under our temporary use permits and the potential growth of growing
too. We've offered to restrict it all the way back to 35 days a year. The growth is not substantial from
what we're doing now, and the portable toilets have worked well. We have a licensed company that
services them. We have no desire for there to be a mess on the property, and we have no desire to skirt
the rules. We cannot put in a septic. It's not that we don't want to, it's that we can't and the rules allow us
to use porta potties. The county created these records and now they're trying to hold us to a different
standard. The county said the area is bad for septic, and we can't put in septic.
Commissioner Rochwalik said it looked like two residential properties on the southwest corner of the
larger lot although those are not included in the special use permit request. He asked are those structures
and are they on septic. Ms. Peiffer said the properties that sit alongside 331st Avenue where the homes
are higher in elevation than the property is when you get to the back far east end. Her neighbor Kimberly
can attest to that, and Mr. Mayfield has been in the area forever and is intimately familiar with all of that
area as well as the river bottom and the trust land. The ground level drops. Commissioner Rochwalik
said it is not possible to put the septic tank on the west side of the property if it's not capable of being
put on the east side of the property. Ms. Peiffer said no one would use it. The special use permit is limited
to the area on the east end to accommodate and be respectful of our neighbors, the closer we get to the
west end the closer we get to their homes The activity area being on the east end is necessary because
it is the area where parking is available. It is the area that is the least impactful of the neighbors. It is the
area that is the most open and the most available. No, we would not be able to put a septic tank in any
useful place on the property for the attendees.
Commissioner Rochwalik said it sounds like a lot of people out here support you reference the dog
events. He asked if it just the dog events or do you guys do other events as well. Ms. Peiffer said right
now it is just dog events. All of the events we had under this temporary use permit and last year's
temporary use permit have been strictly the dog events. We do ask for a little bit of flexibility for doing
Easter egg hunts for the kids or other events like the memorial for Charlie Kirk where we did a small
gathering on the property for that. There are a few other odd types of events, but nothing like the concerts
that we did before. We're not doing concerts, we're not doing weddings, we're not doing Quinceneras,
we're not having large scale birthday parties, we're not doing heavy intense uses.
Commissioner Rochwalik asked so none of the septic or the water requirements are being asked for if
you remain 49 people, which was estimated to be about 25 cars, but
expecting your events to then
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be around 100 people, is what you're asking for, 49 cars. Ms. Peiffer said no, we would expect between
49 and 60 people. Unfortunately, most people do drive separately because they have crates of dogs in
their vehicles. The number of cars and the number of people is often very similar. The last event we had
was on Saturday, we had 49 cars with a grand total of 70 people on Saturday. On Sunday, we had 35 cars
and 38 people and that's the typical size.
Mr. Gérard said Commissioner Toma commented, as a former general contractor, he would like to note
there are alternative septic systems available that could be installed on site.
Commissioner Finter said Maricopa County is a massive area and each of these Commissioners come
from a specific geographical area and it's really important when the commissioner in this area seems
very reluctant to support this issue. The dedication of the roadway sounds like a really big issue and the
number of people versus cars. He asked if they would maybe look at a continuance to hash out a little bit
more, and work with Commissioner Toma. He would guess this is not going your way. He was taken back
a little about how strongly people feel about the easement and the roadways and
a big issue. It
sounds like such a wonderful thing you're doing with this dog park community, please don't let this die
with a denial on a couple of points that maybe could be worked out. He recommends maybe work closely
with Commissioner Toma and staff to see if you could find the right way to do this so that everybody
wins. Ms. Peiffer said
Commissioner Toma.
been to the property or if he has, he has not identified himself.
of his information from. We were scheduled to appear before you in February and we did a continuance
at Planning and Development's request to try to work out some of these issues. Unfortunately, that did
not go well. We have met with Maricopa County Department of Transportation regarding the issue of the
road being taken years ago without compensation and the fact that we're still paying property taxes on a
county-maintained road and a county-controlled road. We thought we would get some resolution with
that as we were told they'll give us a couple of weeks, we'll get back to you. They didn't and we reached
out again. We have been giving them time and given them opportunity. We have made multiple record
requests to try to understand how these formulas work and what these metrics are and unfortunately,
those are not forthcoming. Whether another continuance will work or not,
know. She is so
maybe there's an
opportunity here to visit with them with just one more continuous to work through the issues and then
see if you're able to find this opportunity to make this work for everyone. Mr. Graham said when we had
a meeting we gave them a continuance. He thought they wanted the continuance because they realized
how badly they had screwed up, and how they were improperly applying the highest standards and not
alternative standards. We let them have their continuance so you can get all your ducks in a row, and this
won't have to become a federal case. It
just dogs playing in a
They came back with a set of requirements that were more restrictive than what they had recommended
in the beginning. They have not been dealing in good faith, and he
Mr. Gérard said there's a handout before you with an alternative for staff recommendation for approval
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and maybe more palatable if it read ultimate half street right-of-way dedication for 331st
Avenue adjacent to the parent parcel at the discretion of MCDOT could decide there's no dedication
necessary, but he do
where attendance is limited to 49 people or fewer, and without infrastructure improvements. Chair
Milhaven said now the applicant said 60, which is only 11 more people. She asked can we recommend
an exception to 60. Mr. Ellsworth said 49 versus 60 people. The other place where that line comes into
play is in the building code itself. This would be considered an assembly occupancy as far as the
assemblage of people. We were trying to find that line of where is that intermittent use or that temporary
type nature that we could rely on something within the code to hang our hat on. Under the code in chapter
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three and in chapter four, it discusses occupancy levels below 50 people could be considered B-
occupancy, which just denoted a lessening of use, so it's a less intensity of use. As soon as you hit that
level, you're treated as an assembly occupancy so that's where that 50 came into. That's why we ended
up at 49, and everywhere we went into our codes it was about that level where it went from what would
be considered an intermittent type use similar to what a temporary use permit would be like for people
on a permanent type entitlement.
Commissioner Finter asked with the temporary use permit they are currently operating on; does anything
go away if there's a denial at this point. Mr. Ellsworth said he believes it expires in March. Mr. Gérard said
that's valid until the expiration date, which is coming up. He said to clarify the previous reference to code
was building code not to be confused with the zoning ordinance which is where the temporary use permit
language is.
number of people that the applicant may still have a problem with. He asked the applicant if that were
changed to after discretion of MCDOT, is that still a concern. Ms. Peiffer said if it were changed to be at
the discretion of MCDOT, it would allow a couple of things to happen. It would allow more time for us to
work with MCDOT regarding the previous issue of when the road was built and how it was built through
private property. It would also allow better understanding and explanation of how these metrics work.
Then if MCDOT did come back to us and say, okay, this is how the numbers work. If she calculated it
wrong, but until somebody tells her, then yes, we could adjust that in the future to work directly with
MCDOT, and we would be fine with that.
Commissioner Rochwalik asked if it's at the discretion of MCDOT, theoretically, MCDOT could not have
any conversations and just say we will take the dedication. Mr. Gérard
doesn't want to change the language that's written in the memo. MCDOT will require dedication under
certain circumstances, or they will seek to acquire dedication in other circumstances such as where
t
single-family homes, not a subdivision development, not a zone change such as a special use
permit. Commissioner Rochwalik said we heard a lot from residents nearby this existing property, all of
whom he assumes are using the existing road structures out there. We've additionally heard from the
residents that the existing road structures out there are built on private property, he asked do these lots
have legal access without these roadways that were built on private property. Mr. Gérard said it is
standard procedure to seek ultimate dedication with any entitlement such as subdivision plats, special
use permits, rezones, plans of development, which is separate than somebody coming in for a building
permit.
Rochwalik said for clarification, are holidays, all the holidays in the year, or the only holidays between
October and April. Ms. Peiffer said holidays between October and April, we would stay within that, we're
not doing 4th of July, it's too hot. Mr. Gérard said they're still limited to a maximum of 40 event days a
year.
Mr. Gérard said we have a statement from Commissioner Toma, he indicated
happy to meet with
the applicant and thanked everyone that has commented in person and online. He remains in support of
staff's recommendation to deny this permit due to the concerns staff raised. He hopes the applicant can
continue to work with staff to find a way to approve this.
Vice Chair Hernandez said
believe it started as
a zoning violation. He recommends approval of what staff outlined in this handout and it would allow the
applicant some time
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approval is because their TUP is going to expire at the end of the month so that way they can at least
operate through April and get them through the summer and then maybe we can have some resolution
before their next event year. Mr. Gérard
violations there's not been a case open due to citizen complaint. They came in for temporary use permits
and there were some complaints about the permit but it's the same as the special use permit. Vice Chair
Hernandez said they are requesting 30 years, and he believes it would be more appropriate to reduce this
down to 10 years. If they were going to be adding a bunch of permanent restrooms, permanent water
road roadway modifications, he would definitely say 30 years would be appropriate, but with no
modifications 10 years is more appropriate. That would buy you guys some time to continue working
through some of these issues with Commissioner Toma. Otherwise, he believes the only other outcome
is going to be a recommendation for denial and you guys would have to start all over. Ms. Peiffer said a
continuance is preferable to a denial. We believe that we are very close, although we have not had an
opportunity to meet with Commissioner Toma. She can't say what his specific concerns are, although
she is happy to meet with him to see if we can figure that out. If the options are a continuance or denial,
we would take the continuance. Vice Chair Hernandez said he is recommending approval with these
stipulations. Mr. Graham said we will take 10 years, but
like 12. We are dealing with non-profits here,
it'll take 12 years just to amortize the application fee, and the number of people versus the number of
cars. Because if you limit us to 50 people, and we have 52, you know, we're trying proactively to not be in
a future violation because we've watched all these meetings where people are coming in, having messed
up left, right and center, and now they're begging for forgiveness. We don't want to beg for forgiveness.
We want to be straight and narrow from the beginning. If you artificially decrease our number of people,
it's going to be difficult.
Vice Chair Hernandez said he commends you guys for doing this the right way by applying for a permit
before you started your events instead of doing your events and then getting your hand slapped. Mr.
Graham said if we can do 12 years, 50 cars. Vice Chair Hernandez said he is recommending 10 years
with these specific 49 because when we get 50 people, that's the trigger that drives everything else. This
will buy you guys some time to continue to work with staff to maybe get that adjusted and you can amend
the SUP. This will buy you some time to get you through the end of the year event season to continue to
operate legally. That's my recommendation. Chair Milhaven said there is no reason in her opinion to
make an exception to 49 people.
your hope to work with staff to get that number raised, at least
from her perspective, it's not possible. She would not support an exception.
Mr. Gérard said we have a comment from Commissioner Toma that he agrees with the motion from Vice
Chair Hernandez. He agrees with what was just said, the applicant needs to work with staff on this case
meaning feature amendments if necessary. Mr. Gérard said there's a flat fee for a modification of
conditions which isn't like starting all over again, it still has a public hearing but it can be a much simpler
process if all we're doing is changing a date or a number.
Commissioner Rochwalik said he wants to make sure with what Vice Chair Hernandez said that you guys
are cognizant of what is included in that. That does include the half street dedication. Ms. Peiffer said
yes.
Vice Chair Hernandez said he recommends approval with the stipulations recommended by staff, with
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term to 10 years from 30 years.
COMMISSION ACTION: Vice Chair Hernandez adopted a motion recommending the Board of
Supervisors approve SU250041
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5, 2026 and as modified by the Commission. Commissioner Rochwalik second. Approved 7-0. Ayes:
Finter, Hernandez, Lawrence, Milhaven, Rochwalik, Toma, Whitney.
Attendance shall be limited to 49 people or fewer on site at any given time during an event.
d. Events shall only be held on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays and holidays, and only October
through April. There shall be a maximum of 40 event days per year.
e. The SUP shall be valid for a period of ten years from the date of BOS approval, at which time it
may be revisited and considered for extension, amendment or revocation.
f. There will be no permitted buildings, structures, plumbing systems, or electrical installations. All
not be erected for more than 96 consecutive hours inclusive of not more than one day before or
after an event day. This shall include requirement for portable mats to accommodate ADA-
accessible routes. The site shall be restored to pasture after end of each event.
g. Portable restroom facilities provided in compliance with the Environmental Health Code
minimum ratios and serviced by a licensed provider; the portable toilets shall be permitted by
MCESD and removed from the property when not in use.
h. Amplified Noise:
1.
No live amplified bands.
2.
No tubas, accordions, bagpipes.
3.
Any speakers will be directed away from occupied neighboring properties and angled
towards the ground.
i.
Lighting:
1.
Not more than three days per month.
2.
Light towers will not be operated for more than three hours per day.
3.
Light towers will be operated away from neighboring properties, and angled towards the
ground to eliminate light trespass beyond property lines
i.
j. Generators -- emission creating generators over 5,500 watts will not be allowed on site and all
participants will be encouraged to avoid generator use and to rely on portable solar or battery
powered devices.
j.
k.
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Special Use Permit - SU240001
District 5
Project name:
Rancho Bravo
Applicant:
Jordan Greenman, Greenman Law Firm
Request:
Special Use Permit for outdoor wedding and event venue in the Rural-43 zoning
district
Location:
Generally located
th Ave.
in the Avondale/Goodyear area
Recommendation:
Approve with conditions
Mr. Lorentzen presented SU240001 and noted is a Special Use Permit request for an outdoor wedding
and event venue in the Rural-43 zoning district on approximately 8.8 acres. The site is located at the NWC
of Indian Springs Rd. and 134th Ave. in the Avondale / Goodyear area. The applicant requests the use for
private events on weekdays to midnight, Friday and Saturday until 1 a.m. and Sunday until 10 p.m. The
proposal includes 88 parking spaces enterally on the subject site. The applicant has provided dedicated
restroom facilities for patrons with paved parking and walkway access. At the printing of the handout
memo, has received 44 letters of opposition from nearby residents and 22 letters of support. While
support letters speak of a desire for a venue in the area, the opposition letters speak of great concerns
of late-night noise and increased traffic and congestion in the area. Prior to this hearing, the applicant
sound travel. While staff are supportive of a daily wedding and event venue use on the parcel, staff does
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property from the value it held on the date of application due to such revocation or expiration
of the Special Use Permit. The Special Use Permit enhances the value of the property above
its value as of the date the Special Use Permit is granted and reverting to the prior zoning
results in the same value of the property as if the Special Use Permit had never been granted.
(C-44-26-088-X-00)
Motion to withdraw by Supervisor Steve Gallardo, seconded by Supervisor Debbie
Lesko
Ayes: Kate Brophy McGee, Debbie Lesko, Mark Stewart, Thomas Galvin, Steve
Gallardo
9.
EVENT SPACE AT GAMBEL FIELD
(Supervisorial District: 4)
Case #: SU250041
Applicant and Owner: Jane Peiffer, JCJ Services / T. Mark Graham
Request: Special Use Permit (SUP) for an outdoor event venue
Site Location: Generally located 680' northeast of the NEC of Lower Buckeye Rd. & 331 st
Ave. in the Tonopah area
Commission Recommendation: On 3/05/26, the Commission voted 7-0 (motion by Vice
Chair Hernandez, DS, seconded by Commissioner Rochwalik, D3) to adopt a motion
recommending the Board of Supervisors approve SU250041 subject to conditions 'a' -'p':
a. Development of the site shall be in substantial conformance with the Narrative Report
entitled "Narrative Report", consisting of 14 pages, dated January 9, 2026 and stamped
received January 12, 2026, except as modified by the following conditions.
b. Development of the site shall be in substantial conformance with the Site Plan entitled
"Event Space at Gambel Field", consisting of one full-size sheet, dated revised February 6,
2026, and stamped received February 6, 2026 except as modified by the following
conditions.
c. Attendance shall be limited to 49 people or fewer on site at any given time during an event.
d. Events shall only be held on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays and only October through
April and holidays. There shall be a maximum of 40 events per year.
e. The SUP shall be valid for a period of ten years from the date of BOS approval, at which
time it may be revisited and considered for extension, amendment or revocation.
f. There will be no permitted buildings, structures, plumbing systems, or electrical
installations. All structures associated with events shall be erected per manufacturer's
specifications and shall not be erected for more than 96 consecutive hours inclusive of not
more than one day before or after an event day. This shall include requirement for portable
mats to accommodate ADA-accessible routes. The site shall be restored to pasture after
end of each event.
g. Portable restroom facilities provided in compliance with the Environmental Health Code
minimum ratios and serviced by a licensed provider; the portable toilets shall be permitted
by MCESD and removed from the property when not in use.
BOS