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$50,000 - $100,000

$100,001 - $300,000

$300,001 - $500,000

$500,001 - $1,000,000

$1,000,001 - $22,377,518

Estrella Village was formed in July 1998. The Village is a thriving area that spans from downtown to the Salt

River and the base of the Estrella Mountains. Over the past 50 years the area has been a hub for industrial,

commercial and agricultural development. In recent years the redevelopment of agricultural and vacant

land has created a thriving and growing residential community to complement the existing employment

base. There remains older residential neighborhoods in need of attention, large expanses of industrial and

warehousing activity, and dairy and agricultural operations. It also has an ample supply of undeveloped

land, large parcels, natural and scenic amenities, and excellent transportation access.

ESTRELLA VILLAGE

MAPPING GROWTH

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$$$391.6 million

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ESTRELLA VILLAGE

BY THE NUMBERS

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REZONING ACTIVITY ZONING ADJUSTMENTS

BUILDING PERMITS

PLANNING HEARING OFFICER TEXT AMENDMENTS

VILLAGE PLANNING COMMITTEE

MEETINGS

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Project Rendering

ESTRELLA VILLAGE | LOOKING FORWARD

LOOP 202 SOUTH MOUNTAIN FREEWAYFor the largest project in State history ($1.77 Billion), ADOT partnered with a private developer (Connect

202 Partners) to design, build, and maintain the South Mountain freeway for 30 years. The design, build,

maintain (DBM) delivery model is an innovative approach used nation-wide to efficiently reduce the

cost to taxpayers without sacrificing quality.

Upon completion, the developer will be responsible for maintaining the freeway and ensuring the safety

of the traveling public for 30 years, which results in the developer constructing a freeway with the

highest possible quality.

What does this mean for the public? In short, it means ADOT’s partnership with Connect 202 Partners

will result in taxpayers receiving a freeway that will be open to traffic within three years (November

2019), as construction will occur concurrently in four segments. ADOT will deliver the South Mountain

Freeway three years sooner through this innovative delivery method.

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Ms. Shannon McBride

PERFECTATTENDANCE

VILLAGE PLANNING COMMITTEE

MEETINGS

9 RESIDENTS WHO ATTENDED THE

MEETINGS

35+Gary Kahland

20+

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RECOMMENDATIONS

INFORMATIONAL PRESENTATIONS

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ESTRELLA VILLAGE

2016 IN REVIEW

ESTRELLA VILLAGE

MEMBERSPeggy Eastburn - Chair

Bill Barquin - Vice ChairMark Cardenas

Kevin DanzeisenGary Kahland

Lisa PerezTomas Robles

Dan RushDafra Joel Sanou

Benjamin Wiesinger

HOURS OF ACTIVITIES

This publication can be made

available in alternate format upon

request. Contact Elaine Nobel at

the Planning and Development

Department at 602-

Estrella Village

For more information, or to view the electronic version of this document please visit https://www.phoenix.gov/pddsite/

Pages/pzvpestrella.aspx

The Estrella Village Planning Committee generally meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month at 6:00 p.m.

at the Fowler School District Board Room, 1617 South 67th Avenue. Please consult the public

meeting notices page for an agenda to confirm that the meeting will occur.

https://www.phoenix.gov/cityclerk/publicmeetings/notices

PDD

This publication can be made available in alternate format upon request. Contact Tamra Ingersoll at the

Planning & Development Department at 602-534-6648. TTY: Use 7-1-1