By Tasha Anderson | AZBEX (Photo Credit: City of Tucson)
Approximately 110 acres of land in Tucson, just west of Interstate 10 between Prince Road and Miracle Mile, may become a progressive, mixed-use interstate commerce campus.
A request to rezone the property from R-1, O-3 and C-2 to Planned Area Development Zoning was recently submitted to the City of Tucson by The Planning Center, on behalf of the property owner Gary Brav and the Arizona Board of Regents. The current PAD consists of vacant land, a storage yard for construction materials and agricultural and educational facilities associated with the University of Arizona.
Known as the PRINCE 10 Planned Area Development, or PRINCE 10 PAD, the area features nine development areas with the potential to allow, “high-tech industry and 10-12-story office buildings,” according to the project documents. The nine blocks range between one to 32 acres in size and will accommodate light industrial uses, technology firms, corporate offices and more.
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