Monogram Aerospace wants to expand and build interior improvements at an existing 42.3KSF building at 4250 E. Oasis St. in Mesa that would add another 57.6KSF to the structure.
Planned uses include warehousing, manufacturing, distribution, storage and office on the light industrially zoned site.
Surrounding uses include warehouses, office space and auto repair.
Monogram Aerospace is a division of PennAero and makes externally threaded structural fasteners.
According to the submitted narrative, “This facility expansion will accommodate the installation of approximately 16 new CNC machines, along with the necessary supporting infrastructure and additional office space within the existing building, including restrooms. The new addition will mainly include manufacturing and QC rooms. The existing approximately 42,258 SF building is a one-story facility with an additional approximately 5,267 SF second floor, and the proposed expansion of approximately 57,632 SF will match the existing building.”
The company has requested alternative compliance accommodation for portions of the façades, elevations and roof forms. The development will reconfigure parking to add spaces to the south of the building, but the owner has requested a special use permit to reduce the overall number of spaces from 177 to 109.
The Mesa Design Review Board is scheduled to hear the requests Nov. 10.
Monogram Aerospace is the project owner. The design firm is Deutsch Architecture Group. SWS Engineering, Inc. is the civil engineer, with electrical engineering services provided by Kraemer Consulting Services, PLLC. The landscape architect is G.K. Flanagan Associates, and Layton Construction is the general contractor.
