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New homes coming to Trails at Tortosa

By Jay Taylor | InMaricopa

The Maricopa City Council approved a Planned Area Development containing 371 new homes in Tortosa at last Tuesday’s council meeting, making one of the city’s largest communities even larger.

The Trails at Tortosa is a Planned Area Development (PAD) covering 286.56 total acres. It is located north and east of Honeycutt Road and west of Murphy Road. At full buildout, the PAD will be developed into a residential subdivision comprised of 1,052 lots in 12 parcels.

Tuesday’s approval included Phases 2A and 2B, each of which consists of four parcels and covers a total of 93.87 acres. It will be home to 371 single-family residential lots.

The remaining 192.69 acres in the community also will become single-family residences as the balance of The Trails at Tortosa is built out.

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