Glendale Planning greenlights apartments
Independent Newsmedia | Glendale Independent The Glendale Planning Commission gave the thumbs up for apartments to be built in the New River Channel northwest of Loop 101 and Bell Road, as long as federal regulators say it won’t cause flooding issues. The Planning Commission approved general plan and zoning changes to switch the 16-acre property’s […]
Read More →LOOKING TO CEMENT A DEAL – Sand and gravel pit operators expanding Glendale operations
By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter A sand and gravel pit operator wants to expand its operations in the West Valley next to Glendale Municipal Airport. Phoenix Cement has submitted rezoning applications with the city of Glendale to rezone 55 acres as part of the expansion and another 160 acres where it currently […]
Read More →Glendale annexes property, approves controversial development
By Mark Carlisle | YourValley.net Glendale annexed the 865-acre Allen Ranches property this week, the city’s second-largest addition in 25 years, and approved a controversial housing development within it. Southwest Valley residents who opposed increasing the allowed density on the 250-acre housing development within Allen Ranches won a victory earlier this month when the Glendale […]
Read More →Millions available for housing assistance in Glendale
By Tom Scanlon | Glendale Star In addition to the thousands directly impacted by COVID-19, the pandemic has hurled many more out of work and into severe financial hardship. Through federal funding, the city of Glendale has millions of dollars and multiple programs aimed at providing swift assistance to residents. “Monthly rental assistance may be […]
Read More →MAG selects new officers
Glendale Mayor Jerry Weiers was selected as Chair of the Maricopa Association of Governments at its 2020 Annual Meeting./Yourvalley.net Independent Newsmedia | Florence Independent Developing and funding a transportation plan that will serve the Maricopa region for the next 20 years is a primary goal of the new chair of the Maricopa Association of Governments, […]
Read More →Glendale says ‘too many homes’
By Mark Carlisle | Glendale Independent Southwest Valley residents who have been speaking out against a proposed housing development won a victory Thursday night when the Glendale Planning Commission rejected the developer’s request to increase the number of houses allowed on the land. Allen Ranches is an 865-acre development on county land northwest of Loop […]
Read More →Residents speak against proposed Glendale development
By Mark Carlisle | Daily Independent West Valley residents are voicing their opposition to a proposed housing and industrial development near them that is seeking annexation into Glendale. The residents protested the development in written statements read at a Glendale City Council meeting last week chiefly because they believe the houses will be packed too […]
Read More →Glendale deannexes property for El Mirage industrial park
This aerial photo shows the location of a 6.4-acre property that Glendale deannexed Tuesday so El Mirage could annex it into its city. The property cut off from the rest of Glendale’s strip annexation area by the Northern Parkway extension, which was built in 2015. [Submitted photo/city of Glendale]/Glendale Independent By Mark Carlisle | Glendale […]
Read More →Glendale Planning approves apartments, retail near airport
This site plan shows the locations of a 72-unit luxury apartment complex, a drive-thru fast food restaurant and an eight-pump gas station with a convenience store and automated car wash on a 10-acre property at the southwest corner of 107th and Northern avenues on county land that is seeking annexation into Glendale. [Submitted photo]/Glendale Independent […]
Read More →How does pandemic affect Glendale City Hall
By Mark Carlisle | Glendale Independent With many businesses closed and more than half a million Arizonans on unemployment, the coronavirus is impacting a lot of people’s wallets. City governments are not immune. But while Glendale projects a drop in some revenues, it has cut many expenditures anticipates little to know hit to the city’s […]
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