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Re-zoning approved for 238-unit development on Butler and Sawmill

Arizona Daily Sun

By Adrian Skabelund | Arizona Daily Sun

A large housing development to be built at the intersection of Butler and Sawmill will now come before city council after it received approval from the Planning and Zoning commission Wednesday.

The site, currently home to the Jeld-Wen Windows and Doors facility, is zoned for heavy and light industrial uses, but the developer had asked the commission to rezone the area to highway commercial and high density residential.

“We’ve been extremely excited and worked on this really hard for the past couple of years,” Asset Plus Corporation senior vice president Mark Lindley told the commission. “We’ve been on three or four different parcels of land trying to make something work and found this site.”

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