What's Hot

    $200M Advanced Automation Project Planned in Mesa

    October 24, 2025

    New Texas-to-Arizona Pipeline Planned

    October 24, 2025

    Diversified Partners Planning $50M Laveen Retail and Entertainment Center

    October 24, 2025
    Facebook Twitter Instagram
    AZBEX
    NEWS TICKER
    • [October 24, 2025] - $200M Advanced Automation Project Planned in Mesa
    • [October 24, 2025] - New Texas-to-Arizona Pipeline Planned
    • [October 24, 2025] - Diversified Partners Planning $50M Laveen Retail and Entertainment Center
    • [October 24, 2025] - Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Eligible for Private Data Center
    • [October 24, 2025] - Arizona Projects 10-24-25
    • [October 21, 2025] - Creation Industrial Park Plan Advances in Avondale
    • [October 21, 2025] - Federal DBE Interim Final Ruling Impacts AZ Projects & Firms
    • [October 21, 2025] - Pinal BoS Approves Industrial Site Plan Use Changes
    Facebook Twitter YouTube LinkedIn
    • Home
    • News
      1. View Latest
      2. ✎ Planning & Development
      3. 📰 Local News
      4. 🔎︎ Classifieds
      5. 🕵 Editorial Analysis
      6. 💰 Budgets & Funding
      7. 🏢 Commercial Real Estate
      8. 👔 People on the Move
      9. 🌵 Arizona Projects
      10. 🏛️ Legislation & Regulations
      11. 📈 Trends

      New Texas-to-Arizona Pipeline Planned

      October 24, 2025

      Diversified Partners Planning $50M Laveen Retail and Entertainment Center

      October 24, 2025

      Creation Industrial Park Plan Advances in Avondale

      October 21, 2025

      Pinal BoS Approves Industrial Site Plan Use Changes

      October 21, 2025

      Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Eligible for Private Data Center

      October 24, 2025

      Federal DBE Interim Final Ruling Impacts AZ Projects & Firms

      October 21, 2025

      ADAWS Marks Potential End of Two-Year Moratorium in West Valley

      October 12, 2025

      Peoria Eyeing Billion-Dollar Advanced Water Purification Facility

      October 8, 2025

      Scottsdale Hospitals War May Heat Up with New Banner Request

      July 29, 2025

      Glendale Voters to Determine VAI Resort’s Fate

      May 16, 2025

      Legislation Would Effectively Strip NIMBYs of Referendum Tool

      February 11, 2025

      2025 Forecast Tries to Clarify an Uncertain Market

      February 7, 2025

      Early voting for Coconino Community College bond begins this week

      October 7, 2025

      Yuma Funding CIP Projects with $116M Bond Issuance

      September 24, 2025

      RTA Funding Proposal Stirs Controversy

      August 15, 2025

      Ariz. LIHTC to Sunset Under New Budget

      July 8, 2025

      Commercial Real Estate 10-21-25

      October 21, 2025

      Commercial Real Estate 10-14-25

      October 16, 2025

      Commercial Real Estate 10-07-25

      October 7, 2025

      Commercial Real Estate 09-30-25

      September 30, 2025

      Industry Professionals 10-21-25

      October 21, 2025

      Industry Professionals 10-14-25

      October 16, 2025

      Industry Professionals 10-07-25

      October 7, 2025

      Industry Professionals 09-30-25

      September 30, 2025

      Arizona Projects 10-24-25

      October 24, 2025

      Arizona Projects 10-17-25

      October 17, 2025

      157-Unit Moonlight Ridge Townhomes Proposed in Pinal County

      October 12, 2025

      Arizona Projects 10-10-25

      October 12, 2025

      U.S. Senate Advances Major Housing Legislation

      October 16, 2025

      TAAAZE Files Legal Complaint Against State of Arizona Over Senate Bill 1543

      October 1, 2025

      Scottsdale to File Notice of Claim Over Axon Bill

      September 16, 2025

      Environmentalists Sue ADWR Over Benson-Area Developments

      September 2, 2025

      Builder Sentiment Shows Marked Increase in October

      October 21, 2025

      Builder Sales Expectations Up, Sentiment Steady in September

      September 23, 2025

      Ariz. Construction Added 2,900 Jobs in August

      September 23, 2025

      Renovations Continue to Lead Arizona’s Booming Hotel Development Sector

      September 19, 2025

      $200M Advanced Automation Project Planned in Mesa

      October 24, 2025

      New Texas-to-Arizona Pipeline Planned

      October 24, 2025

      Diversified Partners Planning $50M Laveen Retail and Entertainment Center

      October 24, 2025

      Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Eligible for Private Data Center

      October 24, 2025
    • AZBEX
      • Subscribe
      • Solicitations
      • Classifieds
      • Advertising
    • DATABEX
      • DATABEX Log-In
      • Webinars
      • Monthly Snapshot
    • Events
      • 2025 Public Works Conference
      • 2025 Healthcare LMS
    • About Us
      • Meet the Company
      • Meet the Sales Team
      • Meet the Editorial Team
      • Meet the BEXperts
    • CIP Special Report
    AZBEX
    Home » Planning & Development » Crismon Commons to be Heard at Mesa P&Z
    Planning & Development

    Crismon Commons to be Heard at Mesa P&Z

    BEX StaffBy BEX StaffMay 5, 2020No Comments3 Mins Read
    Credit: City of Mesa
    Share
    Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email

    By Tasha Anderson for AZBEX 
    Plans for a new horizontal mixed-use commercial and residential center is set to be heard at the City of Mesa’s Planning and Zoning meeting on May 27th. 
    Developer and applicant, Overland Development Corp is requesting rezoning approval of a +/-11-acre site north of Baseline Road on the west side of Crismon Road, from Limited Commercial to LC Planned Area Development, as well as a Conditional Use Permit, Site Plan Review approval and Preliminary Plat request to replace the office condominium plat with, “a revised plat with three lots for each use: hotel, restaurant and multifamily residential,” according to the project documents submitted to the city. 
    The requests were on the April 22nd, Planning and Zoning meeting agenda, but were continued to May 27th by the applicant’s request. 
    The project, dubbed Crismon Commons, will be located at 1810 S. Crismon Road, and is proposed to include a 240-unit multifamily residential development, an approximately 68KSF/100-room Hyatt Place-branded hotel and a 3.7KSF restaurant. 
    Both the multifamily development and hotel will be four stories, with a maximum height limit of 48 feet for the residential portion and a maximum height limit of 67 feet for the hotel. 
    “The overall architectural design will provide for enhanced visual interest, environmental comfort, and design creativity,” the documents state. “On the preliminary building elevations, the massing is broken into several buildings that orient toward the interior open space zones. The vertical and horizontal articulation in the buildings join with shade structures, hardscape, and landscaping to create a high-quality pedestrian scale development.”  
    The development will include a total of 625 parking spaces, consisting of 95 spaces for the hotel, 37 spaces for the restaurant and 493 spaces for the residential portion. 
    Active open space amenities will be mainly focused around the residential portion of the development. The amenities may include a clubhouse building with waterfall feature upon site entry, pool area and splash pad, dog park, play area, BBQ amenities and seating areas with shade structures. The hotel will also include a pool area amenity. 
    The properties comprising Crismon Commons will be developed in a cohesive manner to allow for walkability and shared landscaping. “The site plan intent is to seamlessly tie into the existing commercial developments abutting the properties to the north (Big O Tires) and south (existing offices and preschool), which connections were present in the former site plan that this project will replace,” according to the documents.  
    The property was originally planned for the 11-building Odyssey Medical and Professional Center Condos project but was never developed. 

    City of Mesa Crismon Commons Curtis Miner Architecture Mixed-Use Overland Development Corp Pew & Lake Vespro Young Design Group
    Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn WhatsApp Reddit Tumblr Email

    Related Posts

    $200M Advanced Automation Project Planned in Mesa

    October 24, 2025

    New Texas-to-Arizona Pipeline Planned

    October 24, 2025

    Diversified Partners Planning $50M Laveen Retail and Entertainment Center

    October 24, 2025

    Leave A Reply Cancel Reply

    You must be logged in to post a comment.

    Our Picks

    $200M Advanced Automation Project Planned in Mesa

    October 24, 2025

    New Texas-to-Arizona Pipeline Planned

    October 24, 2025

    Diversified Partners Planning $50M Laveen Retail and Entertainment Center

    October 24, 2025

    Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Eligible for Private Data Center

    October 24, 2025
    Stay In Touch
    • Facebook
    • Twitter
    • LinkedIn
    • YouTube
    Don't Miss
    Uncategorized

    $200M Advanced Automation Project Planned in Mesa

    October 24, 20250

    By Roland Murphy for AZBEX Following a City Council vote on Oct. 20, Hadrian Automation…

    New Texas-to-Arizona Pipeline Planned

    October 24, 2025

    Diversified Partners Planning $50M Laveen Retail and Entertainment Center

    October 24, 2025

    Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Eligible for Private Data Center

    October 24, 2025

    BEX serves architecture, engineering and construction firms as well as all the ancillary product and service categories that market to them. These include manufacturing representatives, public agencies and private real estate organizations, specialty subcontractors and services providers related to our industry.

    Our Picks

    $200M Advanced Automation Project Planned in Mesa

    October 24, 2025

    New Texas-to-Arizona Pipeline Planned

    October 24, 2025

    Diversified Partners Planning $50M Laveen Retail and Entertainment Center

    October 24, 2025
    Contact Us

    Phone: 480-709-4190
    Address: P.O. Box 12196 Tempe, AZ 85284
    Email: sales@azbex.com

    Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.