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ANNUAL REPORTParadise Valley Village
2018
PARADISE VALLEY VILLAGE
MAPPING GROWTH
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.
BUILDING PERMIT ACTIVITY MAP: IN PROGRESS
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PARADISE VALLEY VILLAGE
MAPPING GROWTH
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Zoning is the principal tool by which
the city of Phoenix implements
the goals and future development
plans expressed in the General Plan.
Zoning regulations are intended
to protect existing land uses and
assure that uses are compatible with
each other and with available public
facilities and services. Through the
rezoning process, land use and other
factors are evaluated to determine
the appropriateness of a specific
rezoning proposal.
Zoning Adjustments include
Variance and Use Permit requests.
A variance is a request to allow
a deviation from a development
standard required by the Zoning
Ordinance. A Use Permit is a request
to allow a use which is permitted by
the Zoning Ordinance provided that
the use will not cause an adverse
impact on adjacent property or
properties in the area.
REZONING ACTIVITY
ZONING ADJUSTMENT ACTIVITY
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2018 Zoning Adjustments
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PARADISE VALLEY VILLAGE
MAPPING GROWTH
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Press Coffee located at the southeast corner of 32nd Street and Shea Boulevard received final site plan
approval in 2018. The popular coffee roaster is a one-story building that offers a variety of coffee beans
and roast levels.
This development was constructed along the 32nd Street Corridor, an area identified by the community
for revitalization and redevelopment.
PARADISE VALLEY VILLAGE | PROJECT HIGHLIGHT
Press Coffee
Rendering of Arizona Press Coffee
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PARADISE VALLEY VILLAGE | PROJECT HIGHLIGHT
Press Coffee
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PARADISE VALLEY VILLAGE
BY THE NUMBERS
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REZONING ACTIVITY
BUILDING PERMITS
PHO ACTIVITY
TEXT AMENDMENTS
ESTIMATED PERMIT VALUE
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GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENTS
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Tools # Paradise Valley Village Priorities Completed
1Collaborate with city sta� and adjoining jurisdictions to discuss alternatives to
advance the construction of a more completed street network.[ ]
2
Invite Valley Metro and city sta� to provide information and presentation on
planned transit investments in the village as a result of the passage of the
T2050 plan.
[ ]
3
Collaborate with city sta� and the development community regarding
occupancy of underutilized commercial space and support for small
businesses.
[ ]
4
Initiate discussion with the Community and Economic Development
Department and other relevant agencies regarding the potential to target
employment growth in village centers.
[ ]
5Initiate discussion and collaborate with the Parks and Recreation Department
regarding preserve and park management.[ ]
6Discuss the Tree and Shade Master Plan and how it is implemented within the
City. [ ]
7Research and discuss guidelines for green infrastructure for new and old
development.[ ]
8Research and discuss guidelines for solar energy and green building in all
scales of development.[ ]
Operations
Partnerships
Partnerships
Knowledge
Knowledge
PlansPlans
PlansPlans
PARADISE VALLEY VILLAGE
TO DO LIST
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Mr. Mathew Avrhami, ChairMs. Jennifer Hall Vice Chair
Mr. Roger BaeleMs. Kathryn BelousMs. Allison Barnett
Mr. Jay CantorMr. Eric Cashman*
Mr. Bob Enright*Ms. Toby Gerst
Mr. Robert Goodhue Mr. George Grombacher
Mr. Robert GubserMr. Kevin Kepner*
Mr. Tim KnobbeMr. Joe Lesher*Mr, Aaron Lloyd
Mr. Dennis MatrunolaMr. Daniel Mazza
Mr. Richard PennockMr. Alan Sparks
Mr. David UlibarriMr. Roy Wise*
Newest member: Kevin Kepner
Village Planners: David Simmons and Maja Brkovic
37 RECOMMENDATIONS
13 INFORMATIONAL PRESENTATIONS
11 Meetings
19+ HOURS OF
ACTIVITIES
227 RESIDENTS WHO ATTENDED THE
MEETINGS
Paradise Valley Village
MEMBERS
PARADISE VALLEY VILLAGE
YEAR TO DATE
* New Members 7
Paradise Valley Village
For more information, or to view the electronic version of this document please visit https://www.phoenix.gov/villages
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, Multi-purpose Room, 17402 N. 40th St.
Please consult the public meeting notices page for an agenda to confirm that the meeting will occur.
https://www.phoenix.gov/cityclerk/publicmeetings/notices
PDD
This publication can be made available in alternate format upon request. Contact Angie Holdsworth at the Planning and Development Department at
602-495-5622. TTY: Use 7-1-1
