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QC considers Ellsworth Ranch plat

(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Taylor Morrison.)

By Janet Perez | Your Valley

The final plat at a residential subdivision was approved by the Queen Creek Town Council.

At its meeting Wednesday, the council approved a request by homebuilder Taylor Morrison/Arizona Inc. for approval of the Ellsworth Ranch phase 2, parcel D final plat.

The parcel is an 83-lot, single-family residential subdivision on approximately 21 gross acres. It is at the northwest corner of Ellsworth and Chandler Heights roads. The total number of lots proposed for Ellsworth Ranch at buildout of two phases is 452 lots, according to a staff report. The final plat establishes the local street and lot layout for the parcel.

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