ANNUAL REPORTParadise Valley Village

2016

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2016 Permit Activity

$50,000 - $100,000

$100,001 - $300,000

$300,001 - $500,000

$500,001 - $1,000,000

$1,000,001 - $47,353,464

(excludes permits less than $50,000)

Paradise Valley Village is known for its open space character created by the surrounding mountains,

Indian Bend Wash greenbelt and trail systems. The surrounding Phoenix Mountains, part of the city

of Phoenix Mountain Preserve system, provide the area residents with biking, equestrian and hiking

trails, and other recreational opportunities within a natural Sonoran Desert environment. With a

number of assets, the Village remains a desirable place to live, shop, and play within the City of

Phoenix. nine 56

134

two four

casesrezoning

permits

permits

variance/use

building

text amendment planning hearing officer cases

$$$460 million

dollars

cases

PARADISE VALLEY VILLAGE

BY THE NUMBERSPARADISE VALLEY VILLAGE

MAPPING GROWTH

1 2

REZONING ACTIVITY ZONING ADJUSTMENTS

BUILDING PERMITS

PHO ACTIVITY TEXT AMENDMENTS

ESTIMATED PERMIT VALUE

PARADISE VALLEY VILLAGE

MEMBERS

Mr. Robert Goodhue, ChairMr. Mathew Avrhami, Vice Chair

Mr. Roger BaeleMs. Kathryn Belous*Ms. Allison Buffum*

Ms. Toby GerstMr. Robert Gubser*

Ms. Jennifer HallMs. Angelina Happ

Mr. Tim Knobbe*

Mr, Aaron LloydMr. James Mapstead

Mr. Dennis MatrunolaMr. Daniel Mazza*

Mr. James OtisMr. Richard Pennock

Mr. Alan SparksMr. David Ulibarri

Mr. David WestMr. Jon Westervelt*

* New Members

40+HOURS OF

ACTIVITIES

RESIDENTS WHO ATTENDED THE

VILLAGEMEETINGS

70+

In March 2015, the Phoenix City Council adopted an updated General Plan. As apart of the next steps for

the General Plan, the village planning committees, city staff, and the public participated in a workshop

to identify center placetypes within the five northern villages, which includes the Paradise Valley Village.

The Northern Village Centers Workshop took place on May 14, 2016 and many members of the village

planning committees and the public participated. The center placetypes identified in that workshop were

located in areas that have good transportation connectivity, infrastructure, economic opportunities, and

where additional growth and development is appropriate.

Center placetypes Identifed at the Northern Village Centers Workshop

Vice Chairman Mathew Avrhami

Jenny Lin Rd

Sonoran Desert Dr

Cactus Rd

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Jenny Lin Rd

Dove Valley Rd

Pyra

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Pinnacle Peak Rd

Pioneer Rd

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Dynamite Blvd

DaisyMountain Dr

19th

Ave

Dixileta Dr

63rdA

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Pyra

mid

Peak

Rd

Bell Rd

Shea Blvd

43rd

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lvd

Carefree Hwy

51st Ave

Deer Valley Dr

North Valley Pky

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Happy Valley Rd

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Pioneer Rd

Daisy Mtn. Dr

Carefree Hwy

Dove Valley Rd

Dixileta Dr

Happy Valley Rd

Union Hills Rd

Bell Rd

Greenway Rd

39th

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Northern Village Centers Workshop

Potential center locations

* Existing Village Core

Village Boundary Line

Cactus Rd

Citywide Transportation Plan:Public Transit Improvements

POTENTIAL HIGH CAPACITY TRANSIT

POTENTIAL BUS RAPID TRANSITEXISTING RAPID

POTENTIAL RAPID

EXISTING BUS

POTENTIAL BUS

Ms. Kathryn Belous Ms. Allison

Buffum

Village planning committee members discuss center placetypes

PARADISE VALLEY VILLAGE | PROJECT HIGHLIGHT

Northern Village Centers Workshop

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RECOMMENDATIONS

INFORMATIONAL PRESENTATIONS

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PARADISE VALLEY VILLAGE

YEAR TO DATE

3

ATTENDANCEPERFECT

VILLAGE PLANNING COMMITTEE

MEETINGS

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Paradise Valley Village

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For more information, or to view the electronic version of this document

please visit https://www.phoenix.gov/villages/Paradise-Valley

The Paradise Valley Village Planning Committee generally meets the 1st Monday of each month at 6:00 p.m. at the Paradise Valley Community Center, 17402 N. 40th Street. Please consult the public meeting notices page for an agenda to

confirm that the meeting will occur. https://www.phoenix.gov/cityclerk/

publicmeetings/notices