The second hearing is scheduled on the Tempe City Council minute entries to be introduced. This is considered the reading of the Annexation Ordinace for 3.74+ Acres commonly known as 1230 W. Caroline Lane Tempe, AZ 85284 from Maricopa County into the City of Tempe.
Want to attend the virtual hearing?
visit www.tempe.gov/clerk to join the City Council virtual meeting via Cisco Webex Events.
Physical Location (no attendees permitted) 31 E. 5th Street Tempe, AZ.
Case # ANX-20-001
For more information the Case file is available at Engineering and Transportation Department:
Posted: 9/25/2020
Applicant: Brennan Ray, Burch & Cracchiolo Phone: 602-234-8794 Email: bray@bcattorneys.com Yulonda Moore: 480-350-8024 Email: yulonda_moore@tempe.gov Please Join Us and Take Action This proposed Annexation, Rezoning and Development has serious impacts on our community and neighborhood. "Stand With Us" and make a difference in our future. Potential Negative Impacts
Traffic congestion, Environmental Pollution, Noise Pollution, Unintended Hazards and Potential Rise In Crime Rate
A large development of any kind in this confined area would without doubt cause strain on and further congestion Caroline Lane. Caroline is the only two-lane "Right Of Way" we have in and out of our neighbor. We must voice our concerns and at least require another entrance and exit to these new apartments, condos or homes to ensure "ease of passage" and safety for us all. If successful the proposed addition of 60 units would add 100+ more vehicles commuting on Caroline Lane daily!!! That is a significant traffic increase that will effect our ability to travel to and from our homes. During the Construction process there will be both Environmental and Noise pollution. Such developments are known to create large "clouds" dust and debris. These issues outline possible health concerns regarding the "air we breath" and the noise alone will definitely impact our "quality of life. Please consider these concerns as they effect us all and "the clock is ticking". Join us at the virtual Tempe City Counsel meetings, sign our online petition and make your voice heard! If the development is approved we may be at greater risk of possible hazards and unforeseen emergency situations. For example: In the event of a Fire our ability to flee quickly may be infringed upon based on limited means exit the area. It is also feasible to consider the possibility that this new development may unintentionally bring a higher crime rate to our neighborhood. It's important that we attempt to address as many concerns as possible to mitigate potential risks and protect our families and homes. Please don't remain silent! We need your help to address this issue immediately!
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