Plans for new apartments to be located just west of Pinal Avenue and south of Kortsen Road as well as new language in the city’s zoning text were approved by the city council earlier this week. The possible build-to-rent community would add 225 units at The Park at Three Point, while city officials say the changes to residential zoning districts will make for more visually dynamic, as opposed to “cookie-cutter,” neighborhoods.
Also in today’s headlines, a Maricopa man accused of getting into a yelling match with an officer and fleeing from police on a bicycle now faces several charges including resisting arrest.
The first day of the Arizona Corporation Commission’s public hearing Monday over the proposed Salt River Project expansion of its power plant near Randolph ended with more than 50 people speaking or giving comments.
Republican lawmakers took the first steps Tuesday to approve what would be the largest-ever increase in who can get a voucher of state funds to attend private and parochial schools.