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Large resort planned in Pima County

Credit: The WLB Group/Pima County

By Roland Murphy | AZBEX

Developer MK Company, Inc. (operating as Canoa Preserve Development Partners LLC) is requesting a conditional use permit that will allow for a 48-room resort development on 30 acres near Continental and Green Valley in Pima County.

The property is part of the Canoa Preserve Final Plat and lies east of South Camino de la Canoa, approximately two miles south of Whitehouse Canyon Road and one mile east of Interstate 19. Platted but vacant subdivisions are located to the north, south and east, while the land to the west is undeveloped, according to the Pima County staff report.

The current zoning allows for a minor resort development with a conditional use permit.

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