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Farmland eyed for Magnolia development

By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter

The Chandler City Council is being asked to annex and rezone 36.3 acres of farmland for development of a proposed single family subdivision.

The development is slated to be called Magnolia.

MSH Chandler wants to develop a new single family residential development called Magnolia at the northeast corner of Riggs Road and Cooper Road.

The land is currently unincorporated and has a rural zoning designation from Maricopa County. The council is being asked to annex the farmland and then rezone it from a farming category to a Planned Area Development for single family residential use.

The council is considering the actions at its meeting today (Thursday, April 14).

MSH Chandler (Margaret Tam and Spencer Tam) owns the property and intends to develop it, according to city records.

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