Marana, AZ — rezoning & P&Z cases
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PSP2509-001 — Comprehensive sign program for Cascada II
This is a request for approval of a comprehensive sign plan for the Cascada II master-planned community (approximately 149 acres of the total 774-acre project). The plan authorizes four freeway pylon signs along Interstate 10, two entry signs, and multi-tenant and building wall signage to provide visibility appropriate to the commercial development's size and proximity to the freeway.
PCZ2603-001 — Residential development
Request to rezone approximately 74 acres from legacy Zones A and B to R-4 (Residential) at the NW corner of W Marana Rd and N Wentz Rd for residential development at approximately 4-5 homes per acre. The proposal includes conditions for single-story homes adjacent to existing residences, landscape buffers, and infrastructure improvements, with staff recommending approval subject to conditions addressing compatibility with existing low-density rural and agricultural uses.
PCZ2601-001 — OVCN Twin Peaks Campus Specific Plan - multi-use building with worship, gymnasium, office, and meeting space; sports fields and recreation areas; parking
Request to rezone approximately 28.1 acres from R-36 (Residential) to SP (Specific Plan) to create the OVCN Twin Peaks Campus, a church campus development with a multi-use building, gymnasium, sports fields, and parking. The Specific Plan rezoning is necessary to increase maximum building height from 30 feet to 40 feet to accommodate the gymnasium, though the proposed uses are already permitted under existing zoning. The Planning & Zoning Commission recommended approval subject to conditions.
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