Letter of Opposition

City of Chandler — Study Session (2025-11-10)

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Taylor Manemann
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Burningham, Christian D <ChristianDBurningham@eaton.com>
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Hi, 
 
I wanted to reach out in regards to the rezoning that has been filed with the City of Chandler for the property at 1981 S. 
Tumbleweed Lane (APN303-27-009u).  I was unable to aƩend the meeƟng that took place on October 1st in regards to 
this rezoning request so I am hoping to understand a bit more about the process as well as voice my opinion.   
 
I live in the Sienna Heights neighborhood and the property they are trying to re-zone is essenƟally right in my back 
yard.  If this rezoning is allowed to pass it will have a negaƟve impact on my property’s value as well as the overall 
aestheƟc of my backyard.  When I originally purchased my home I was told by the realtor, and also looked into it myself, 
that the land behind my house was zoned as “farm land” so they could not further develop it and it was limited to the 
number and size of structures that could be built on that land.  That was a major selling point to me and the backyard of 
my property was a big reason why I purchased this house.  I am very much against these rezoning efforts.  It is clearly 
just a company coming in and buy the land with the intenƟon to break it up into lots and develop it and make a profit 
and this should not be allowed.  Tumbleweed Partners LLC should not be able rezone the land and make a profit at the 
cost of individuals who bought their homes with the understanding that this land could not be developed residenƟally.  
 
Outside of this email, what other opƟons do I have to make sure that this rezoning does not go through?  I am not 
familiar with this process at all, so I’m wondering how does something like this get voted on? Who votes on it? What 
kind of Ɵmeline does it take for something like this to get approved or denied?  I would really appreciate any addiƟonal 
informaƟon regarding this process.  Like I menƟoned above, this will definitely have a negaƟve effect on my property 
value, as well as my view, my lack of noise in my back yard, all of these types of things.   
 
Thank you, 
 
 
Christian Burningham 
 
Pricing Analytics Manager 
Assemblies and Residential Solutions (ARS), Eaton 
560 North 45th Street | Chandler, AZ 85226  
mobile: +1 801 725-6268 
christiandburningham@eaton.com