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Cooley Station plan has 10 residential buildings

By Cecilia Chan | Gilbert Sun News

Ten buildings housing 568 residential units are coming to the 738-acre master-planned Cooley Station neighborhood.

TRAX at Cooley Station is proposed on 25.12 acres at the southeast corner of Williams Field Road and Wade Drive. The farmland has been zoned for medium-density multifamily housing for 15 years.

Developer Frankel Family Trust, which submitted a pre-application in 2021, is proposing deviations from the development plan approved over a decade ago that would increase the height of two buildings to 69 feet, or five stories, and decrease building and landscape setbacks.

One of the five-story buildings will incorporate an enclosed five-story parking structure. The heights of the other buildings rangs from two-story carriage units to four stories.

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