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Designs approved for 4 parcels in Legado subdivision of Queen Creek

Parcel A in red, near parcels B-D in the Taylor Morrison subdivision of Legado, north of the northwest corner of Sossaman and Ocotillo roads.
/ Queen Creek Independent

By Richard Dyer | Queen Creek Independent

Residential design review for four parcels in the Taylor Morrison subdivision of Legado, north of the northwest corner of Sossaman and Ocotillo roads, was recently approved by the Queen Creek Planning and Zoning Commission.

“The proposed home designs complement surrounding neighborhoods both in character and in quality,” Steven Ester, Planner I, said in a memo to the commission.

The commission voted in a consent agenda to approve the following.

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