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    Pinal BoS Approves Controversial San Tan Development

    AZBEX StaffBy AZBEX StaffMay 24, 20241 Comment2 Mins Read
    Credit: Kaas Wilson Architects/Pinal County
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    By BEX Staff for AZBEX

    Rejecting the recommendations of County staff and the Planning and Zoning Commission, the Pinal County Board of Supervisors has voted to approve a set of rezoning and associated requests for Rancho Bella Vista Mixed-use, a 252-unit workforce affordable housing development on 12.9 acres with an associated 3.9 acres of retail at the SEC of Bella Vista and Gantzel roads in San Tan Valley.

    The full site had previously been zoned for commercial and has sat vacant for 20 years. In recommending against the requests, staff expressed the opinion that commercial was a more desirable use for the site than multifamily. Board members said that if the market could justify that degree of commercial use for the site, it would have developed already.

    The Planning Commission and nearby residents opposed to the development expressed issues with traffic and noise, damage to area character due to the potential conflict between the planned three-story buildings and existing single-story single-family residences, and potential burdens on infrastructure like streets and sewers.

    The Board’s approval grants a non-major comprehensive plan amendment, a planned area development, and a rezoning from general business to community commercial and multiple residences.

    The planned unit mix calls for 90 one-bedroom, 54 two-bedroom, 66 three-bedroom and 42 four-bedroom units. Planned amenities include a pool and clubhouse, a dog park, a “tot lot,” open space, shade structures, picnic areas and play structures.

    The development team consists of developer Real Estate Equities, landowner Langley Bella Vista LLC, architect Kaas Wilson Architects, designer Scapegoat Design Studio, engineer Atwell Group, traffic engineer Summit Land Management, and project representative Rose Law Group, pc.

    Local news outlets report many residents are continuing to express their disapproval of the project. The developer will now seek site plan approval and pursue the necessary building permits.

    Atwell Group commercial Langley Bella Vista LLC Mixed-Use multifamily Pinal County Board of Supervisors Planning and Zoning Commission Private retail ScapeGOAT Design Studio Summit Land Management
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    1. Darlene Abrams on January 6, 2026 7:49 pm

      Why do people hate so much . Every one needs a home. Rents are so high here it is sad. I have worked when l was you ng for hud and l went into some of the worse areas u could think of and in the end it is management most of the time people work and still can not pat 1800 to 3000 a month. Humans have no compassion any more . Help people get on their feet. UT is so sad the lack of people who have never been able to care for people who struggle to maintain a good relationship with them. But also l have seen some of the most giving people in the US here in San tan. Thank God.

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