The Pinal County Board of Supervisors has approved a rezoning and associated requests for Tela Peralta, a 43-unit eco-resort planned for 125 acres on Gold Rush Road near Peralta Regional Park.
Owners Amy and Mike Doyle of Rafter D. Cattle Company removed a planned amphitheater and shooting range from the original proposal to satisfy concerns from community members. The pair has already been hosting events on the site under temporary use permits.
Residents and Board members speaking during the April 24 meeting called the project a positive investment that made good use of the natural features and appeal of the Superstition Mountains.
Phase I will include a fine-dining restaurant with resort residences. Phase II will provide lodging, landscaping, trail and open spaces, along with conservation measures. (Source)
