Phoenix wants Multifamily mixed-use near north Phoenix light rail

Via the City of Phoenix

By Roland Murphy | AZBEX

The City of Phoenix wants to transform the 19th Avenue and Dunlap Avenue light rail park & ride and associated City-owned properties into a walkable urban mixed-use development focused on multifamily residential.

As a first step, the City is planning a rezoning and General Plan amendment to establish the site for development. In a May 12 staff report, Phoenix planners detail the rezonings necessary to make the 12.37 acres ready. If approved, the entire site at the SWC of 19th and Dunlap will be converted to WU Code T5:5 (Walkable Urban Code, Transect 5:5).

According to the link provided in the report, this will allow for R-5 Multifamily Residence District—Restricted Commercialuses, which permit multifamily rental, condos and single or attached townhomes along with a variety of office and commercial operations.

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