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1-, 2-story Beazer Homes planned at Riggs, Gary roads

The proposed floor plans feature seven single-story plans and seven two-story plans in total. Above is an example of one of the Beazer Homes designs. / Town of Queen Creek / Queen Creek Independent

Queen Creek Independent

Fourteen new standard plans with three elevations each were approved by the Planning and Zoning Commission for the one- and two-story Harvest at Queen Creek housing subdivision at the southwest corner of Riggs and Gary roads.

The residential designs were approved 4-0 by the commission in an Oct. 9 consent agenda with other items. Absent were Chair Alex Matheson, Vice Chair Troy Young and Commissioner Jeremy Benson.

Applicant Rick Maddox, on behalf of Beazer Homes, sought the residential design review for houses to be constructed on 191 lots in Parcels 1-2B, 1-6B, 1-7A and 1-7B of the Harvest at Queen Creek subdivision.

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