Attachment F - Support - Z-76-23-8.pdf

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ATTACHMENT F

STATEMENT OF SUPPORT 
Z-76-23
“Wildflower” 
I am in support of the proposed Rezoning, and Preliminary Plat request for approximately 
25.71 gross acres located at the NEC of 23rd Avenue and Dobbins Road in Phoenix, AZ.  It is my 
understanding that the rezoning request, if approved, will allow for the development of a quality 
58-lot single-family residential gated community with a total density of 2.25 du/acre.
I have taken the time to review preliminary site plan and understand the proposed project 
and rezoning.  I am a resident of Phoenix, AZ and a property owner adjacent to or near the project 
site.  I believe the proposed density and community design will not burden the neighborhood and 
fits appropriately with the existing development in the area. 
Signature  _____________________________________________________________________ 
Printed Name __________________________________________________________________ 
Street Address:  4729 W. Dobbins Road 
City:  Laveen           Zip Code:  85339
Phone Number_______________________________________________________ 
Email:   cwlaveen@gmail.com
Date:  5/13/2024
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CHARMIAN WOODSON

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Re: 23rd Ave. & Dobbins - Revamped Land Plan
From: H. Jewel Clark (hjewelclark@fastmail.com)
To:
zapebler@aol.com
Date:
Wednesday, March 6, 2024 at 07:38 PM MST
Hi Zack!
Apologies for the late reply! Last week was a "week" and I have been slammed at and after work with stuff until now. I
had a chance to look at the design and if that layout is what can be required so that the neighbors have peace of mind
on what to expect, I think this looks very encouraging. I of course will defer to my neighbors who live next to the
proposed development but from my perspective this looks like a well considered, thoughtful redesign. Thank you for
listening and making the extra effort to find common ground! :-)
Jewel
-- 
  H. Jewel Clark
  hjewelclark@fastmail.com
On Tue, Feb 27, 2024, at 12:32 PM, Zachary Pebler wrote:
Good afternoon Jewel,
Attached after several months of consideration, pricing out powerpole re-alignments, off-site
improvement costs and overall development costs, I am prepared to progress to Village
Planning Committee with the attached plan.
With this plan, I am no longer asking for a General Plan Amendment, which means this
complies with the overall vision of the macro Laveen/South Phoenix plan.  We may receive
minor city comments for things overlooked in the Rio Montana Plan, but we think we have it
all worked out.  Big biggest take away is I'm no longer seeking a General Plan Amendment.
My plan is no longer R1-10 zoning and is  R1-18 zoning compliant plan.  I have reduced the
lots to under 60 as some of the neighbors requested.  I reduced the number of narrower lots
(65 x 118's) from 42 down to 31.  In addition, the wider/larger lots now represent almost 50%
of the lot count where before they were only 30% of the overall lot count.
Open Space:  What was 21% of the site is now 34% and an overall increase to the old plan
by 87% in acreage.  You will see lots of grass, a 10 foot wide DG trail and an overall 30 foot
multi-use trail that goes around the perimeter of the project.  We are now using a rail fence to
increase the aesthetics of the greenery to make it more pronounced.  We also increased the
size centralized amenity.
The intersection:  With traffic concerns, we really set the lots back from 23rd Ave. and
Dobbins to allow for more visibility to the coming intersection.  We increased the lot setbacks
to 103 feet along Dobbins, representing a 37% increase.  Along 23rd Ave we will be almost
100 feet setback from the street.  So there will be about 130 or more feet between neighbors
(3 of them) on the opposite side of 23rd Ave. and the back of our lots.  We maintain a setback
of 60 feet to the north and east as well.  Our Traffic Study based on 60 lots was approved, so
carrying forward with 58 lots and a better land plan will be also.

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If there are any other specific items you'd like to discuss please feel free to call me or email
me.
Thank you,
Zack Pebler
Zachary A. Pebler, PLLC.
Pebler Equities, LLC.
Office:  480-321-8149
Cell:     480-390-4542
**OUR ADDRESS has changed to 
   3100 W. Ray Rd. #101
   Chandler, AZ. 85226
Attachments:
21-0492-Wildflower_Illustrative Master Plan (1).pdf

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5/13/2024
Steve Williams

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Re: 23rd Ave. & Dobbins - Revamped Land Plan
From: Julie Willcox (jwillcox1227@gmail.com)
To:
zapebler@aol.com
Date:
Wednesday, March 13, 2024 at 08:13 AM MST
Zack,
Sorry for the late response but yes, I would be willing to sign/write a letter of support.
Thank you,
Julie
On Tue, Mar 5, 2024 at 7:59 AM Zachary Pebler <zapebler@aol.com> wrote:
Hi Julie,
I really appreciate the kind words.  Regarding the imminent sale of the property, it could be a
few different options:
1.  I could sell it at preliminary site plan approval and the future builder would do all the land
development and construction of the homes.  For clarity, the builder would be OBLIGATED
to execute my land plan or have to re-start the whole process with City staff, neighbors, The
Village Planning Committee and hearings.
2.  I could sell it a final plat with all development construction plans approved.  The builder
would be obligated to construct as approved and planned.
3.  I could execute the land development portion and then sell/joint-venture the finished lots
to a builder.
I don't have a preference on any of the three but as offers come in, I will have to consider
them all.
So going to The Village Planning Committee, Im going to present the development alone
with no housing product.  With that, Im ok with approving a stipulation that the housing
product must be presented to the Village once I select a builder.  I think this is mutually fair
for the neighbors and myself because we know I wont (and am not a production builder)
build it out.  It is also fair in that it allows me to progress the approvals and not sit stagnant
while I convince a builder to take the project over.
I still maintain this IS NOT a starter community, the housing product will be in the upper
echelon of product out there.  I see these homes having to be at least starting in the $900K
range.
If I sent you a Letter of Support to sign, would you be willing to sign it?  In these times
I know I won't be able to satify everyone but I try my best and when I have support, I like to
show that to the VPC, Planning Commission and Council.
Thank you,

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Zack
Zachary A. Pebler, PLLC.
Pebler Equities, LLC.
Office:  480-321-8149
Cell:     480-390-4542
**OUR ADDRESS has changed to 
   3100 W. Ray Rd. #101
   Chandler, AZ. 85226
On Tuesday, March 5, 2024 at 07:44:09 AM MST, Julie Willcox <jwillcox1227@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Zack,
I appreciate you sending the revised plan.  It appears that you really did listen to all of us & do your best to
address our concerns.  Just to clarify, you do plan on developing the land portion and then bringing in/selling to a
homebuilder for the housing portion correct?
Thank you,
Julie Willcox
On Tue, Feb 27, 2024 at 12:39 PM Zachary Pebler <zapebler@aol.com> wrote:
Good afternoon Julie,
Attached after several months of consideration, pricing out powerpole re-alignments, off-
site improvement costs and overall development costs, I am prepared to progress to
Village Planning Committee with the attached plan.
With this plan, I am no longer asking for a General Plan Amendment, which means this
complies with the overall vision of the macro Laveen/South Phoenix plan.  We may
receive minor city comments for things overlooked in the Rio Montana Plan, but we think
we have it all worked out.  Big biggest take away is I'm no longer seeking a General Plan
Amendment.
My plan is no longer R1-10 zoning and is  R1-18 zoning compliant plan.  I have reduced
the lots to under 60 as some of the neighbors requested.  I reduced the number of
narrower lots (65 x 118's) from 42 down to 31.  In addition, the wider/larger lots now
represent almost 50% of the lot count where before they were only 30% of the overall lot
count.
Open Space:  What was 21% of the site is now 34% and an overall increase to the old
plan by 87% in acreage.  You will see lots of grass, a 10 foot wide DG trail and an overall
30 foot multi-use trail that goes around the perimeter of the project.  We are now using a
rail fence to increase the aesthetics of the greenery to make it more pronounced.  We
also increased the size centralized amenity.
The intersection:  With traffic concerns, we really set the lots back from 23rd Ave. and
Dobbins to allow for more visibility to the coming intersection.  We increased the lot
setbacks to 103 feet along Dobbins, representing a 37% increase.  Along 23rd Ave we
will be almost 100 feet setback from the street.  So there will be about 130 or more feet

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between neighbors (3 of them) on the opposite side of 23rd Ave. and the back of our lots. 
We maintain a setback of 60 feet to the north and east as well.  Our Traffic Study based
on 60 lots was approved, so carrying forward with 58 lots and a better land plan will be
also.
If there are any other specific items you'd like to discuss please feel free to call me or
email me.
Thank you,
Zack Pebler
Zachary A. Pebler, PLLC.
Pebler Equities, LLC.
Office:  480-321-8149
Cell:     480-390-4542
**OUR ADDRESS has changed to 
   3100 W. Ray Rd. #101
   Chandler, AZ. 85226

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RE: SMVPC Mtg, Agenda Item: Z-76-23-8
chevera trillo <cheveratrillo@gmail.com>
Tue 5/14/2024 2:52 PM
To:​Samuel S Rogers <samuel.rogers@phoenix.gov>​
Cc:​Ntonyt <NtonyT@aol.com>
RE:  Z-76-23-8  Presentation, discussion, and possible recommendation regarding a request to
rezone 25.71 acres located at the northeast corner of 23rd Avenue and Dobbins Road from S-1
(Ranch or Farm Residence) to R1-18 (SingleFamily Residence District) to allow single-family
residential. Presentation by applicant/representative Zachary Pebler with Pebler Equities, LLC  
Dear SMVPC - 
We live at 2311 W Dobbins Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85041, across from this property. We are writing to
indicate our support of Mr. Pebler in his proposed recommendation. We feel that Mr. Pebler has
been communicative and reasonable with the neighbors in this area. 
Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Regards, 
Chevera & Nick Torrez
602.315.9774
cheveratrillo@gmail.com
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