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Home My WebLink AboutOV1114001NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION The Planning and Zoning Commission invites the community to attend a public hearing on: Tuesday, October 7, 2014, 6:00 PM Ironwood Ridge High School — Library Lecture Hall 2475 W. Naranja Drive Oro Valley, Arizona Public Hearing: Shannon Road South of Ironwood Ridge High School Major General Plan Amendment FROM Rural Low Density Residential (0-0.3 homes/acre) and Significant Resource Area TO Low Density Residential (0.4-1.2 homes/acre) and Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homes/acre) for a 77 acre property located on the east side of Shannon Road, approximately one -quarter (1/4) mile south of Naranja Drive. The applicant also requests inclusion of the property in the Urban Services Boundary. (OV1114-001). The public is encouraged to attend and will be invited to speak. An agenda for this meeting will be made available at least 24 hours prior to the meeting time and can be viewed at www.orovalleyaz.gov. For questions and additional information, please contact Chad Daines at (520) 229-4896 or cdaines(a)-orovalleyaz.gov. Town of Oro Valley neopostle FiRST-CLASS MAIL Dev. Infrastructure Services 09/18/2014 11000 N La Canada $00.342 Oro Valley AZ 85737 ZIP 85737 041L11244008 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING HOLCOMB EDWARD E & GERALDINE JT/RS 4206 FAIRWAY DR LOS ALAMOS NM 875441840 1 Xi E 87i WE iOO9 Fd 0 A. 0 0 3 i 4 RETURN TO SEEN—DEP Delivered a: 40 T MT, i V7 R ARC r- A�, 8C' 857377Q1599 lhihmih , Town of Oro Valley Dev. infrastructure Services 11000 N La Canada Oro Valley AZ 85737 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING JONES HUW R & HEYDON-JONES 1129 CHESTNUT LONGMONT CO 805037637 neopost` 09/18/2014 1192 .� FIRST-CLASS MAIL $00.342 ZIP 85737 041L11244008 CYNTHIA D CP/RS DR X 802 NFL 1009413C0 9/Z3/'14 FORWARD TIME EX? 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COUNTY OF PIMA l o vll--- 001 ooz ova Roxanne Murray, being first duly sworn, deposes and says that (s)he is the Lead Public Notice Clerk of THE DAILY TERRITORIAL, a daily newspaper printed and published in the County of Pima, State of Arizona, and of general circulation in the City of Tucson, County of Pima, State of Arizona and elsewhere, and hereto attached: NOTICE OF HEARING Shannon Road/La Cholla Boulevard/ La Cholla Boulevard(Northwest) October 7, 2014 was printed and published correctly in the regular and entire issue of said THE DAILY TERRITORIAL for 1 issues; that was first made on the 1Oth day of September, 2014 and the last publication thereof was made on the 10"' day of September, 2014; that said publication was made on each of the following dates, to -wit: 9/10/14 at the Request of: Town of Oro Valley by , Lead Public Notice Clerk, subscribed and sworn to before me this IOth d of September, 2014. Notary Public in and for the County of Pima, State of Arizona Notary Public State of Arizona Pima County Lisa M Marx M commission expires 7/19/2018 My Commission Expires 07M912018 y 1� per www.daiVerritorial.com • SEPTEMBER 10, 2014 23 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION The Planning and Zoning Commission invites the community to attend a public hearing on: Tuesday, October 7, 2014, 0:00 PM Ironwood Ridge High Schaal— Library Lecture Hall 2475 W. Narania Drive Ora Valley, Arizona blie Hearing: Shannon Road South of Ironwood Ridge High School Major General Plan ,endmem FROM Rural Law Density Residential (0-0.3 homes/ecre) and Significant Resource ea TO Law Density Residential (0.4-12 homes0crej and Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 mes'acre) for a 77 acre property located on the east side of Shannon Road, approximately e-quarter (114) mile south of Naranja Drive. The applicant also requests Inclusion of the operty in the Urban Services Boundary. (OV1114-001). blie Hearing: La Cholla Boulevard and Naranja Drive Southwest Major General Ran rendment FROM Rural Low Density Rosidemlal (C-0.3 homeshoe), Low Density Residential .4 to 1.2 homeslacre), Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homeslacre), Neighborhood immemial/Once, Pub rWSemi Public, Open Space and Significant Resource Area TO Master mned Community comprised at single family residential, multi -family residential, neighbor ad commercial office, professional and medical office, senior Fig uses and open space for 2 acres located on the west side of La Cholla Boulevard, between Naranja Drive and Lambert ne. (OV1114-002). iblie Hearing: La Cholla Boulevard and Nannja Drive Northwest Major General Ran oendment FROM Medium Density Residential (ZI-5.0 homes0cre) and Significant Resource ea TO Master Planned Community comprised of single family residential, mufti -family iidential, neighborhood commercial once, professional and medial office, senior living uses d open space for 19 acres located at the northmst tamer of La Cholla Boulevard and Naranja ve. (OVI f 14-03). e public is encouraged to attend and MIT be invited to speak. An agenda for this meeting :I be made available at least 24 hours prior to the meeting time and an be viewed at m=, awnenzaay. For questions and additional information, please cortact Chad Daines at (520) AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION STATE OF ARIZONA } } ss. COUNTY OF PIMA 1 Roxanne Murray, being first duly sworn, deposes and says that (s)he is the Lead Public Notice Clerk of THE DAILY TERRITORIAL, a daily newspaper printed and published in the County of Pima, State of Arizona, and of general circulation in the City of Tucson, County of Pima, State of Arizona and elsewhere, and hereto attached: NOTICE OF HEARING Shannon Road, La Cholla Boulevard (Southwest), et al; October 7, 2014 was printed and published correctly in the regular and entire issue of said THE DAILY TERRITORIAL for 1 issues; that was first made on the 17" day of September, 2014 and the last publication thereof was made on the 17`" day of September, 2014; that said publication was made on each of the following dates, to -wit: 9/17/14 at the Request of: Town of Oro Valley by E, Lead Public Notice Clerk, subscribed and sworn to before me this 17`h ally September, 2014. Notary Public State of Arizona Pima County Lisa M Marx My Commission Expires 07/192018 Notary Public in and for the County of Pima, State of Arizona My commission expires 7/19/2018 www.dailyterritorial.com • SEPTEMBER 17, 2014 23 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION The Planning and Zoning Commission invites the community to attend a public hearing on: Tuesday. October 7, 2014, 6:00 PM homuood Ridge High School - Library Lecture Hall 2475 W. Naran)a Orin Oro Valley, Arbon Public Hearing: Shannon Road South of Inmvood Ridge High Schaal Major General Plan Amendment FROM Rural Low Density Residential (0-0.3 homeslacre) and Significant Resource Area TO Low Density Residential (0.4-1.2 homeslacre) and Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homeslacre) fora 77 acre properly located on the east side of Shannon Road, appm d- matey one -quarter (1/4) mile south of Naranja Drive. The applicant also requests inclusion of the property in the Urban Services Boundary. (0114-001). Public Hearing: La Cholla Boulevard and HiDrive Southwest Major General Plan Amendment FROM Final I —Density Pesidenlw (0-0.3 hmnn'acre). Low Density Peoidential (0.4 to 12 homes/acre). Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homesracre), Neighborhood Commercii Public/Semi Public, Open Space and Significant Resource Area TO Master Planned Community comprised of single family residential, muhi+amiy residential, neighbor- hood commercial office, professional and medical office, senior going uses and open space for 202 acres located on the west side of La Cholla Baulevard, between Naranja Drive and Lambert Lane. (0V1114-002). Public Hearing: La Cholla Boulemd and Rann)a Drive Northwest. Major General Plan Amendment FROM Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homesacre) and Significant Resource Area TO Master Planned Community comprised of neighborhood commercial office for 8 acres located at the northwest comer of La Cholla Boulevard and Naranja Drive, (01114-003). The public is encouraged to attend and will be invited to speak. An agenda for this meeting will be made available at least 24 hours prior to the meeting time and can be vewed at ZML crawlleva — For questions and additional Information, please contact Chad Baines at (520) 229-4896 or cdainesftrovellevar eoa AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION STATE OF ARIZONA } } ss. COUNTY OF PIMA 1 Roxanne Murray, being first duly sworn, deposes and says that (s)he is the Lead Public Notice Clerk of THE DAILY TERRITORIAL, a daily newspaper printed and published in the County of Pima, State of Arizona, and of general circulation in the City of Tucson, County of. Pima, State of Arizona and elsewhere, and hereto attached: PUBLIC NOTICE La Cholla Boulevard/Naranja Drive (OV 1114-02)(OV 1114-003) May 6, 2015 was printed and published correctly in the regular and entire issue of said THE DAILY TERRITORIAL for 3 issues; that was first made on the 17`'' day of April, 2015 and the last publication thereof was made on the 21" day of April, 2015; that said publication was made on each of the following dates, to -wit: 4/17/15 4/20/ 15 4/21/15 at the Request of: Town of Oro Valley by 1 �--- _ , Lead Public Notice Clerk, subscribed and sworn to before me this 21 s d y of April, 2015. LISA M. MARX - - Notary Public - State of Arizona PIMACOUNTY .. -,.' My Commission Expires "„ July 19, 2018 Notary Public in and for the County of Pima, State of Arizona My commission expires 07/19/2018 www.dailyterritorial.com -111K.M.71wel 110 APRIL 17, 2015 23 NOTICE OF MEETING TOWN COUNCIL The Town Council invites the community to attend a meeting on Town Council May B, 2015, 6:O0 p.m. Oro Valley Council Chambers 11000 N La Wed. Drive, Oro Valley, Arimna Public Hearing: La Cholla Boulevard and Nannja Drive Southwest Major General Plan Amendment FROM Rural Low Density Residential (0-0.3 homestacre). Low Density Residen- tial (0.4 to 1.2 homes/acre). Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homes/acre), Neighbor- hood Commemial/CfBce, Public/Semi Public, Open Space and Significant Resource Area To Master Planned Community comprised of low density residential, medium density residential, high density residential, neighborhood commercial office, senior care uses, Cases Church expansion and open space for 182.7 acres located on the west side of La Chula Boulevard, between Narsnla Drive and Lambert Lane. The applicant also proposes deletion of the Significant Resource Area and adoption or Special Area Policies related to the Master Planned Community. (OV1114-002). Public Hearing: La Cholla Boulevard and Nannja Drive Northwest: Major General Plan Amendment FROM Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homes/acre) and Significant Resource Area TO Master Planned Community comprised of neighborhood commercial office and/or medium density residential for 82 acres located at the northwest comer of La Cholla Boulevard and Naranja Drive. The applicant also proposes deletion of the Significant Resource Area and adoption of Special Area Policies related to the Master Planned Community (OV1114-003). The public is encouraged to attend and will be invited to spuak. An agenda for this meeting an be viewed at wwworovalleygr aov Please contact Chad Daines at (520) 229-4896 or cdainesIIorovallevaz aov --------------- TOWN OF ORO VALLEY NOTICE OF PUBLIC `HARING PLANNINGAND;ZONING,CpIVIMISSION The Planning and Zoning Commission invites the c ARIZONA DAIL` ommunrty.to attend a public hearing on: Tucson, STATE OF ARIZONA) COUNTY OF PIMA) Debbie Capanear, being first says: that she is the Advertisi PARTNERS, a General Pa existing under the laws of the it prints and publishes the A newspaper printed and publis Pima County, State of Anzoi circulation in said City, Coui and that the attached ad was Legal published correctly in the Arizona Daily Star on each wit: OCTOBER 29, 31, NOVEME Thursday, November 20, 2014, 6:00 PM ri Oro Valley, Council Chambers -: 11000 N La Canada Drive ' Oro Valley,�!4rizona Public Hearing. La Cliolla'Boulevard and Naranla Drive Southwest: Major General Plan Arrrendment FROM Rural Low Density Residential (0-0.3 homes/acre), Low Density Residential (0:4 to 12 homeeac�e),°Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homes/acre), Neighborhood:CommerciaVOffice,Public/Semi Public; Open Space" and Significant Resource'Area TO`Master Planned Community comprisetl of single-family residential, multi family residential, neighborhood commercial office; professional and medical office, senior living uses, Casas Church expansion and open space for• 202 acres located on the west '- side of La Cholla Boulevard; between Naranja Drive Lambert Lane. The applicanfalso proposes deletion of the Significant Resource Area and adoption of Special Area ,Policies ;' related to the Master Planned Communitj (OV1114 Public Hearing La Cholla Boulevard and Naranja Drive Northwest: Major General Plan Arcendment FROM Medium Densit}i"Residential (2A-5.0 homes/acre) and Significant Resource Area ed Master Planned Community comprised of neighborhood commmencial office and/or medium density residential for 8 acres Jocated at the northwestzorner of La Cholla Boulevard and Naranja Drive. The applicant also proposes deletion of the Signmcant Resource Area and adoption of Special Area Policies related to the 'Master Planned Community (OV1114-003) t The public is encouraged to attend and will be invited to speak An agenda for this meeting' will be made available at least 24-hours prjor to the meeting time and can be viewed , at www.orovalle For questions and additional information, please "contact Chad Dames at (520) 229=4896.or cdaines�orovalle a aov Publish October 29, 31; November 4, 2014 • Arizona Daily Star Subscribed and worn to before me this day of aoi� Notary ublic LYDIA FIMBRES i Rl Notary Public - Arizona Pima County My Comm Expires Oct 18, 2015 My commission expire] AD NO. 8300074 ARIZONA DAILY STAR Tucson, Arizona STATE OF ARIZONA) COUNTY OF PIMA) Debbie Capanear, being first duly sworn deposes and says: that she is the Advertising Representative of TNI PARTNERS, a General Partnership organized and existing under the laws of the State of Arizona, and that it prints and publishes the Arizona Daily Star, a daily newspaper printed and published in the City of Tucson, Pima County, State of Arizona, and having a general circulation in said City, County, State and elsewhere, and that the attached ad was printed and Legal Notice published correctly in the entire issue of the said Arizona Daily Star on each of the following dates, to - wit: NOVEMBER 12, 19, 21, 2014 Subscribed and sworn to before me this-3 day of r v Notary Vublic� 2�', LYDIA FIhJBRES Notary Public - Arizona Pima County My commission expires i �%` ly Cc nm. Expires Oct 18, 2015 AD NO. 8308357 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING. TOWN : COUNCIL •The Town Council invites the -' punity,to.attend a public hearing on: = Oro Co 1girccD Clsa bbers 11000 La Canada Drive Oro va8ey, Arizona PubiiC Hearing La Cholla �a..e "Uumcmu Density e Residentiallura(0-03 homes/acre) Low Density Residential �6A to 1.2 homes /acre), Medium Density ° > Residential (2.1-5.0 homes + 7acre) jtighborrh e. Public Master': r,a.... - compused of low dens residential, ' medium enslty residential, high density 'residential, neigghborhood commercial ofnce, senior care ,uses, and open space for 202 ! acres located on the west side of La Cholla Boulevard . between NaranlIa Dave .and Lambert Lane. - "The, applicant n nrnnnces deletion of the Signgificant Resource Area ana adoption of Special Area , Policies related to. the Master Planned :Community. (Ov1114-002). Amendment fROwl.•Medium Density Residential (2.1.5.0 homes/acre) and Significant Resource Area TO Master Planned Community ` :comprised of .neighborhood commercial office and/or medium densittyy residential for 8 acres locatePat the northwest corner of la Cholla Boulevard and UfUa Drive. The appplicant also proposes deletion of the Significant Resource Area and ado lion of Special o e� IMaaste rPlannede�ated Community-' (OV1114-KI). The public is encouraged to attend and will be invited to speak. An agenda for this meeting will be made available at least 24 hours prior to the meetin time and can be allevai uit4. orbdalffln rOyaneyaL9w. Publish 'November.12, 19; 21, 2014 izona Dally Star ARIZONA DAILY STAR Tucson, Arizona STATE OF ARIZONA) COUNTY OF PIMA) Debbie Capanear, being first duly sworn deposes and says: that she is the Advertising Representative of TNI PARTNERS, a General Partnership organized and existing under the laws of the State of Arizona, and that it prints and publishes the Arizona Daily Star, a daily newspaper printed and published in the City of Tucson, Pima County, State of Arizona, and having a general circulation in said City, County, State and elsewhere, and that the attached ad was printed and Legal Notice published correctly in the entire issue of the said Arizona Daily Star on each of the following dates, to - wit: OCTOBER 8, 2014 �Dyl�la�Q(' Subscribed and sworn to before me this-5-day of N 7tary ublic LYDIA FIMBRES �Y''c �y Notary Public - Arizona Pima County My commission expire ' r,r�My Comm. Expires Oct 18. 2015 AD NO. 8290391 NOTICE OF: ` - PUBLIC HEARING PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION The Planning and Zoning Commission Invites the community to attend a public: hearing on: Monday, November 3, 2014, ' 6:00 PM 'Oro Valley Council Chambers': 11000 N La Canada Drive' - Oro Valley, Arizona Pubflc Hearing: -La Cholla Boulevard and Naranja Drive ; Southwest: Major General' Plan Amendment FROM Rural Low Density Residential (0-0.3' ' homes/acre), Low Density Residential (0.4 to 12 homes/acre), Medium Density. Residential (2.: 0 homes/acre), Neighborhood Significant Resource Area TO Master Planned Community " comprised of single family_ residential, multi -family residential, neighborhood ` commercial office professional and medical " " office senior living uses; " Casas 6urch expansion and open spacefor212 acres' located on the west side of La $; Cholla Boulevard, between Naranja Drive and Lambert ` Lane: The applicant also ` proposes deletion of the .Signif cant Resource Area and adoption of Special Area Policies related to the Master Planned Community (OV1114-002). "Public Hearing: La Cholla Boulevard and Naranja Drive Northwest: Major General - Plan Amendment FROM Medium Density Residential' (2.1-5.0 homes/acre) and . " Significant Resource Area TO Master Planned Community comprised of neighborhood commercial office and/or medium density residential for 8 acres located at the 1 northwest corner of La Cholla Boulevard and Naranja Drive. The applicant also proposes deletion of the Significant Resource Area and adoption of Special Area Policies .. " j related to the Master Planned , 1 Community. (OV3114 003)_ I The public is encouraged to attend and will be invited to -- speak. An agenda for this meeting will be made available at least 24 hours prior to the meeting time and can.be vi wed at www.oroval�(e az. ov. For questions ancl aciditional Information, please contact Chad Daines at (52pU) 229-4896' or cdainesC�orova110yaz.9oV;= POSTED: , 'TIME Publish October 8, 2014 Arizona Daily Star ARIZONA DAILY STAR Tucson, Arizona STATE OF ARIZONA) COUNTY OF PIMA) Debbie Capanear, being first duly sworn deposes and says: that she is the Advertising Representative of TNI PARTNERS, a General Partnership organized and existing under the laws of the State of Arizona, and that it prints and publishes the Arizona Daily Star, a daily newspaper printed and published in the City of Tucson, Pima County, State of Arizona, and having a general circulation in said City, County, State 'and elsewhere, and that the attached ad was printed and Legal Notice published correctly in the entire issue of the said Arizona Daily Star on each of the following dates, to - wit: OCTOBER 15, 2014 Subscribed and sworn to before me this day of __P. ao/y Notary ublic ,t " " LYDIA FIMBRES e Notary Public - Arizona Pima County M Comm. Expires Oct 18. 2015 My commission expire 1Z y AD NO. 8291940 NOTICE OF ".. PUBLICREARING PLANNING"AND" ;ZONING COMMISSION - The Planning and Zoning Commission Invites the community to attend a public hearing on. Monday, November 3,2014,'� ...6.00 PM Oro Valley Council Chambers 11000 N La Canada Drive Oro Valley, Arizona Public Hearing La Cholla Boulevard and Naranja Drive Southwest Major General Plan Amendment FROM Rural ` Low Density Residential (0-0.3' homes acre), Low Density •Residential (0.4 to 1.2 homes/acre)'Medium Density' Residentiat(2.1-5.0 homes /acre), Neighborhood Commercial /Office, Public/Semi Public; Open Space and Significant `` Resource Area TO Master Planned Community* 'comprised of single family, ' residential multi family residential neighborhood commercial office , professional and medical office senior living uses, Casas 6urch expansion and open space for 202 acres located on the west side of `La Cholla Boulevard between Naranja Drive and Lambert `Lane. The applicant also pro oses deletion of the, Signif cant Resource Area and, adoption of Special Area Policies related to the Master Planned Community.; (ov1114-002) I Public Hearing: La Cholla Boulevard and Naranja Drive . Northwest. Major General Plan Amendment FROM Medium Density Residential.,, (2.1;5.0 homes/acre) and Significant Resource Area TO Master Planned community, comprised of neighborhood --.commercial office and/or edium density residential . for 8 acres located at the 9 ; northwest corner of La Cholla Boulevard and Naranja Drive.. The applicant also proposes - deletion of the Significant Resource Area and adoption of Special Area Policies relatedtothe Master Planned Community. (OV1114-003). k ✓✓✓✓✓✓ T e pub is is✓ encouraged to attend and will be Invited to. speak. An agenda for this meeting will be made: r available at least 24 hours prior to the meeting time and can be viewed at www.orovalle az. ov. For questions an a iYional Information, please contact. Chad Dairies at (52pp) 229-4896_ or c aines aeorovalleyaz:goy. Publish October 15 2014 Arizona Daily Star , ARIZONA DAILY STAR Tucson, Arizona STATE OF ARIZONA) COUNTY OF PIMA) Debbie Capanear, being first duly sworn deposes and says: that she is the Advertising Representative of ,TNI PARTNERS, a General Partnership organized and existing under the laws of the State of Arizona, and that it prints and publishes the Arizona Daily Star, a daily newspaper printed and published in the City of Tucson, Pima County, State of Arizona, and having a general circulation in said City, County, State and elsewhere, and that the attached ad was printed and Legal Notice published correctly in the entire issue of the said Arizona Daily Star on each of the following dates, to - wit: OCCTOBER 17, 2014 \ �, J,P G Subscribed and sworn to before me his day of Notary ublic =FIMBRES�No,,y Co2015 My commission expires AD NO. 8295003 NOTICE OF ` .. PUBLIC HEARING;. PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION . The Planning, and Zoning Commission Invites the.. community to attend a public hearing on: ` - - Monday, November 3, 2014,' Oro Valley Council Chambers 11000 N La Canada Drive Oro Valley, Arizona Public Hearing: La Cholla Boulevard and'Naranja Drive Southwest: -Major General; Plan Amendment ]FROM Rural Low Density Residential (0-0.3 homes/acre); Low Density, y Residential - (0 4 .. . to ` 1.2 homes/acre), Medium Density: Residential (21-5.0 homes /acre), Neighborhood - Commercial ; /Office, Public/Semi., Public; nOpen Space and, Significant s Resource Area TO Master Planned Community com rised of single family. residential; multi -family , residential, neighborhood commercial office,'- professional and medical -office, senior -living uses Casas.Church expansion and open space for 202 acres located on the west side of La; Cholla , Boulevard, ' between Naranja Drive' and Lambert' Lane. -The a�plicant also . pproposes de et! n of the SignifI nt Resource Area and atloption of Special Area , Policies related to the Master. Planned Community. (OV1114-002) Public Hearing: La Cholla Boulevard and Naranja Drive Northwest: Major General Plan Amendment FROM Medium Density. Residential (2.1-5,0 homes/acre) and Signlficant Resource Area TO Master Planned Community comprised of , neighborhood commercial office and/or. medium :density residential for-8 acres -located at the northwest corner of La Cholla Boulevard and NaranJa`Drive.- The applicant also proposes deletion of the significant Resource Area and adoption of Special Area Policies _= ' related to the Master Planned Community.;_ (OV1114.003). The public is encouraged to attend and will be Invited to speak. An agenda for this meeting will be made _--available at least 24 hours -- prior to the meeting time and can be vilwed at -' uvww.orovale azaz.g_ov }� For questio6s and additional Information, please contact Chad Dairies at (520) 229-4896 or cdaines@orovalleyaz.goy. Publish October 17, 2014 Arizona Daily Star. STATE OF ARIZONA } } ss. COUNTY OF PIMA 1 Rhonda Key, being first duly sworn, deposes and says that (s)he is the Public Notice Clerk of THE DAILY TERRITORIAL, a daily newspaper printed and published in the County of Pima, State of Arizona, and of general circulation in the City of Tucson, County of Pima, State of Arizona and elsewhere, and hereto attached: NOTICE OF HEARING La Cholla Boulevard/Naranja Drive La Cholla Boulevard/Naranja Drive NW OV1114-002/OV1114-003/November 20, 2014 was printed and published correctly in the regular and entire issue of said THE DAILY TERRITORIAL for 1 issues; that was first made on the 31" day of October, 2014 and the last publication thereof was made on the 3 1 " day of October, 2014; that said publication was made on each of the following dates, to -wit: 10/31/14 at the Request of- Town of Oro Valley Notary Public State of Arizona i f p Pima County + + Lisa M Marx tit Cornmission Er ices 07/19/2018 Y P ''-.�'•.r'�sn'V'4J°��'►r'°'vr''.li..'`+1'`a1'+a'if''�1'+.+�'%r''+ Public N,o4ce Clerk, subscribed and sworn to KA, P'0;)Z Notary Public in and for the County of Pima, State of Arizona My commission expires 07/19/2018 www.dailyterritodal.com • OCTOBER 31, 2014 27 TOWN OF ORO VALLEY NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CANCELLATION PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION The Om Valley Planning and Zoning Commission public hearing previously advertised In this newspaper for Monday, November 3, 2014 has been cancelled. The new public hearing date Is: Thursday, November 20, 2014, 0:00 PM Ora Valley Council Chamben 11000 N La Canada grin On Valley, Arimna The public Is encouraged to attend and will be invited to speak An agenda for this meeting will be made available at least 24 hour$ prior to the meeting lime and can be viewed at WM movalleva?gov, For questions and additional information, please contact Chad Defines at(520) 229-4896 or cdaines�oravallevaz.00v. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION The Planning and Zoning Commission Invites the community to attend a public hearing on: Thursday. November 20, 2014, 6:00 PM On Valley Council Chambers 11100 N La Canada Drive On Valley, Arizona Public Hearing: La Cholla Boulevard and Naranjo Drive Southwest Major General Ran Amendment FROM Rural Low Density Residential (0-0.3 homes/acre), Low Density Residential (0A to 1.2 homeslacre), Medlum Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homestacre). Neighborhood Cammerclal/Office, Public/Semi Public, Open Space and Significant Resource Area TO Master Planned Community comprised of single family residential, multi -family residential, neighbor - be. commercial office, professional and medical office, senior living uses, Cases Church expansion and open space for 202 acres located on the west side of La Cholla Boulevard, be- tweenNaranjaD""and LamberiLane. The applicant also proposes deletion d the Significant Resource Area and adoption of Special Area Policies related to the Master Planned Community. (OV1114-002). Public Hearing: La Cholla Boulevard and Narenja Drive Northwest Major General Plan Amendment FROM Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homes/acre) and Significant Resource Am TO Master Planned Community comprised of neighborhood commercial office and/or med um density residential for 8 acres located at the northwest comer of La Chorea Boulevard and Naranja Drive. The applicant also proposes deletion of the Signifant Resource Area and adoption of Special Area Pericles related to the Master Planned Community. (OV1114-003). The public H encouraged to attend and will be Invited to speak An agenda for this meeting will be made available at least 24 boon prior to the meeting time and can be viewed at EM armallevar cov. For questions and addlInonal Information, please contact Chad Opines at(520) STATE OF ARIZONA ) } ss. COUNTY OF PIMA 1 , Roxanne Murray, being first duly sworn, deposes and says that (s)he is the Lead Public Notice Clerk of THE DAILY TERRITORIAL, a daily newspaper printed and published in the County of Pima, State of Arizona, and of general circulation in the City of Tucson, County of Pima, State of Arizona and elsewhere, and hereto attached: NOTICE OF HEARING CANCELLATION November 3, 2014 November 20, 2014 was printed and published correctly in the regular and entire issue of said THE DAILY TERRITORIAL for 1 issues; that was first made on the 0 day of November, 2014 and the last publication thereof was made on the 4" day of November, 2014; that said publication was made on each of the following dates, to -wit: 11/4/14 at the Request of: Town of Oro Valley by , Lead Public Notice Clerk, subscribed and sworn to before me this h ay of November, 2014. (7 �t ctaPublic�e of Arizona .�- <�<� Pima County Lisa AA r•,,!ryrx Nly Cuinmi;.;ioo Expire; 0711912018 �y ti'N,r, Notary Public in and for the County of Pima, State of Arizona My commission expires 07/19/2018 www.dailyterritorial.com • NOVEMBER 4, 2014 23 TOWN OF ORO VALLEY NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CANCELLATION PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION The Oro Valley Planning and Zoning Commission public hearing previously advertised In this newspaper for Monday, November 3, 2014 has been cancelled. The new public hearing date Is: Thursday, November 20. 2014, 6:00 PM One Valley Council Chambers 11000 N La Canada Drive Oro Valley, Athena - The public's encouraged to attend and will be Invited to speak An agenda for this meeting will be made available at Nast 24 hours prior to the meeting time and can be viewed at M= ornvallevaz.00v. For questions and additional Information, please contact Chad Daines at(520) 229d098 or tdainesanrmallevar nnv. TOWN OF ORO VALLEY NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PUNNING AND ZONING COMMISSION The Planning and Zoning Commission Invites the community to attend a public hewing on. Thursday, November 20. 2014, 6:00 PM One Valley Council Chambers 11009 N Lo Canada Drive One Valley, Arhona Public Hearing: La Cholla Boulevard and Naranla Drive Southwest: Major General Plan Amendment FROM Rural Low Density Residential (0-0.3 homeslacre). Low Density Residen- tial VIA to 1.2 homesracre), Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homes/acre), Neighborhood CommerciallOffice, Public/Sam! Public, Open Space and Spinlident Resource Area TO Master Planned Community comprised of single family residential, multi -family residential, neighbor- hood commercial office. professional and medical office, senior living uses, Cams Church expansion and open space for 202 acres located on the west side of La Challa Boulevard, between Namnja Drive and Lambert Lane. The appOont also proposes deletion of the Significant Resource Area and adoption of Special Area Pola:ies related to the Master Planned Community. (OV1114-002). Pubills Hearing: La Cholla Boulevard and Naranla Drive Northwest: Major General Plan Amendment FROM Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homes/acrej and Significant Resource Area TO Master Planned Community comprised of neighborhood commercial office and/or medium density residential for B acres looted at the northwest comer of La Chops Boulevard and Namnja Drive. The applicant also proposes deletion of the Significant Resource Area and adoption of Special Area Policies related to the Master Planned Community (OV1114.003). The public Is encouraged to attend and will be Invited to speak An agenda for this meeting will be made available at least 24 hours prior to the meeting time and can be viewed at MML omyalleyaz am. For questions and additional Information, please contact Chad Daines at (520) 229-4896 or rdamesmmovahevar, nnv. AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION STATE OF ARIZONA } } ss. COUNTY OF PIMA Roxanne Murray, being first duly sworn, deposes and says that (s)he is the Lead Public Notice Clerk of THE DAILY TERRITORIAL, a daily newspaper printed and published in the County of Pima, State of Arizona, and of general circulation in the City of Tucson, County of Pima, State of Arizona and elsewhere, and hereto attached: NOTICE OF HEARING La Cholla Boulevard/Naranj a Drive SW La Cholla Boulevard/Naranja Drive NW November 20, 2014 was printed and published correctly in the regular and entire issue of said THE DAILY TERRITORIAL for 1 issues; that was first made on the 4`h day of November, 2014 and the last publication thereof was made on the 4`h day of November, 2014; that said publication was made on each of the following dates, to -wit: 11 /4/14 at the Request of Town of Oro Valley by L I , Lead Public Notice Clerk, subscribed and sworn to before me this 4tlWy of November, 2014. ti'� Notary Public State of Arizona Pima County Lisa M Marx y My Commission Expires 07/12/2018 Notary Public in and for the County of Pima, State of Arizona My commission expires 07/19/2018 www.dailyterritorial.com w0i'M1411111011 W NOVEMBER 4, 2014 23 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CANCELLATION PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION The Oro Valley Planning and Zoning Commission public hearing previously advertised in this newspaper for Monday, November 3, 2014 has been cancelled. The new public hearing date is: Thursday, November 22. 2014. 6:00 PM Oro Valley Ceencil Chambers 11000 N La Canada Win One Valley, Arizona The pubic Is encouraged to attend and will be Invited to speak An agenda for this meeting will be made available at least 24 hours prbr to the meeting time and can be viewed at = gmalle'razonv. For questions and additional Information, please contact Chad Daines at(520) 2294896 or edaine,zit— llrvaz nnv. TOWN OF ORO VALLEY NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION The Planning and Zoning Commission Invites the community to attend a public hearing on: Thursday. November 20, 2014. 5:00 PM Oro Valley Council Chambers 11000 N La Canada Orin Oro Valley, Arizona Public Hearing: La Choea Boulevard and Namnja Drive Southwest: Major General Plan Amendment FROM Rural Low Density Residential (0-0.3 homestacre), Low Density Resided - flat (04 to 1.2 homestacre), Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homeslacre), Neighborhood Commemiab9ffice, PuhlicSuml Public, Open Space and Significant Resource Area TO Master Planned Community comprised of single family residential, multi-famlly residential, neighbor- hood commercial office, professional and medical office, senior IINng uses, Casas Church expansion and open space for 202 acres located on the west side of La Cholla Boulevard, between Namnja Drive and Lambert Lane. The applicant also proposes deletion of the Significant Resource Area and adoption of Special Area Policies related to the Master Planned Community. (OV1 114 -002). Public Hearing: La Cho Ila Boulevard snit Namnja Drive Northwest: Major General Plan Amendment FROM Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homes/acre] and Significant Resource Area TO Master Planned Community comprised of neighborhood commercial office and/or medium density residential for 8 acres loafed at the northwest comer of La Chooa Boulevard and Naranja Drive. The applicant also proposes deletion of the Significant Resource Area and adoption of Special Area Policies related to the Master Planned Community. (OV1114-003). The public Is encouraged to attend and will be Invited to speak An agenda for this meeting will be made available at least 24 hours prior to the meeting time and can be viewed at r'M orovellevaz nm. For questions and additional information, please conlact Chad Daines at (520) 229-4896 or edainesaomval levae nrnr. AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION STATE OF ARIZONA } } ss. COUNTY OF PIMA } Roxanne Murray, being first duly sworn, deposes and says that (s)he is the Lead Public Notice Clerk of THE DAILY TERRITORIAL, a daily newspaper printed. and published in the County of Pima, State of Arizona, and of general circulation in the City of Tucson, County of Pima, State of Arizona and elsewhere, and hereto attached: PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION November 20, 2014 was printed and published correctly in the regular and entire issue of said THE DAILY TERRITORIAL for 1 issues; that was first made on the 281h day of October, 2014 and the last publication thereof was made on the 28th day of October, 2014; that said publication was made on each of the following dates, to -wit: 10/28/14 at the Request of Town of Oro Valley by , Lead P sworn to before me this 28th a f October, 2014. r;€rwry Public State of Arizona Pima County 0 1 Jt:: S.isa M PJlarx z t. fly Culoobsion Expires 07/1912018 Clerk, subscribed and otary Public in and for the County of Pima, State of Arizona My commission expires 07/ 19/2018 wvwv.daZerritorial.com • OCTOBER 28, 2014 27 TOWN OF O. VALLEY NOTI OF PUBLIC HEARING CANCELLATION PLA ING AND ZONING COMMISSION The Oro Valley Planning aM Zoning mmission pu61k hearing pre slyadin rOsed in this newspaper for Monday. Novenlber3,2 has be en caocenetl. newpubn.muringdate is: 11000 N La C \time Ora V. , Ar The public is encouraged to agenda will he Invitefor lots meeting will be made available at kas12 cos prior to the be viewed at Y4'z orovallevaz It For 0uesti and additional informChad Daines at (520) 2294896 or _ TOWN OF ORO VALLEY NOTICE OF PUBLIC NEARING PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION The Planning and Zoning Commission Invites the commurmyto attend a public hearing on: T6umday. November 20.2014. 6:00 PM Om Valley Council chambers 11000 N La Canada Drive Oro Valley, IVNona Public Hearing: La Clans Boulevard and Naranja OrNe Southwest: Major General Plan Amendment FROM Rural Low Density Residential (0 0.3 homes/acre), Low Density Residential (0 4 to 12 homestacre), Medium Density Residential (2.1-51 homes/acre), Neighborhood CommemYnVOIrce, PubliciSemi Public, Open Space and Sigivicart Rnsm:res Area TO Master Planned Community comprised of single family residential, multl-family residentlal, neghbm- hand commercial office, prrlassioral and medical pllice, seninf Whit uses, Casac Church expansion and open space for 202 acres located on the west side of La Cholla Boulevard, between Naranja Drive and Lambed lane. The applicant also proposes deletion of the Signil want Resource Area and adoplwn of Spacial Area Pickles felalud to the Maslur Planned Community. (OV1114.OD2). Puhllc Hearing: La Cholla Boulevard and Nara tile Drive Northwest Major Geneml Plan Amendment FROM Medium Dansry Residential (2.1-5.0 homervacre) and Significant Resource Area TO Master Planned Community —fir,sed N neighborhrnd ci:mmercial office andlor medium density residential for g acres braced at the northwest comer of La Cholla Boulevard and Naranla Drive. The applicant also proposes ddallun of tta Sign:fica9 Resource Area and adoption of Special Area Policies related to the Master Planned Community. (OV1114-003). The public is encouraged to attend and will be Invited to speak An agenda for this meeting wig be made available at Nast 24 hours prior to the meeting time and can be viewed a1 ymm arovalIN37.gov. For questions and additional Information, please contact Chad Dairies at (520) 229-4896 or rdain smorov+llev+• nov. AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION STATE OF ARIZONA } } ss. COUNTY OF PIMA 1 Rhonda Key, being first duly sworn, deposes and says that (s)he is the Public Notice Clerk of THE DAILY TERRITORIAL, a daily newspaper printed and published in the County of Pima, State of Arizona, and of general circulation in the City of Tucson, County of Pima, State of Arizona and elsewhere, and hereto attached: - NOTICE OF HEARING La Cholla Boulevard/Naranja Drive Southwest La Cholla Boulevard/Naranja Drive Northwest November 3, 2014 was printed and published correctly in the regular and entire issue of said THE DAILY TERRITORIAL for 1 issues; that was first made on the 20"' day of October, 2014 and the last publication thereof was made on the 20`'' day of October, 2014; that said publication was made on each of the following dates, to -wit: 10/20/14 atflit-,_Request of. Town of Oro Valley me this 20th day of October, ;S Mtn J Notary Public�o A izona Pima County Lisa M Marx MY Comnussion Expires 07/19/2018 Public Notice Clerk, subscribed and sworn to Notary Public in and for the County of Pima, State of Arizona My commission expires 07/19/2018 22 OCTOBER 20, 2014 • www.dailyterritorial.com NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION The Planning and Zoning Commission Invites the community to attend a public hearing on: Monday, November 3, 2014, 5110 PM One Valley Council Chambers 11a00 N Lo Canada Drive On Valley, Arlana Public Hearing: La Cho IL Boulevard and Naranjo Drive Southwest: Major General Plan Amendment FROM Rum:low Density Residental (0-0.3 homes/acre), Law Density Residential (0.4 to 1.2 homes/acre), Medium Density Residen0al (2.1-5.0 homeslacre). Neighborhood Commercial/Olfica, Public/Semi Publl¢, Open Space and Significant Resource Area TO Master Planned Commoney comprised of single family residential, multt-famly residential, neighbor- hood commercial office, professional and medical office, senior living uses, Cases Church expansion and open space for 202 acres located on the west side of La Cholla Boulevard, be, Win Naranja Orisn and Lambed Lana The applicant also proposes deletion of the Significant Resource Area and adoption of Special Area Policies related to the Master Panned Communby. (OV1114-002). Public Hearing: to Cholla Boulevard and Naanja Drive Northwest: Major General Plan Amendment FROM Medium Dense Residential (2.1-5.0 hames/acra) and Significant Resource Area TO Master Planned Community comprised of neighborhood commercial once and/or medium density residential for B acres located at the northwest romer of La Che0a Boulevard and Naranjo Drive. The applicant also proposes deletion of the Significant Resource Area and adoption of Special Area Policies related to the Master Planned Community. (OV11141y13). The public Is encouraged to attend and will be Invited to speak An agenda for this meeting will be made available at least 24 hours prior to the meeting time and can be viewed at "+2M umwa vallr nmi. For questions and additional Information, please contact Chad Dairies at (520) 229-4896 or edalnes�orovallevaz oay. AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION STATE OF ARIZONA } } ss. COUNTY OF PIMA 1 Rhonda Key, being first duly sworn, deposes and says that (s)he is the Public Notice Clerk of THE DAILY TERRITORIAL, a daily newspaper printed and published in the County of Pima, State of Arizona, and of general circulation in the City of Tucson, County of Pima, State of Arizona and elsewhere, and hereto attached: NOTICE OF HEARING CANCELLATION November 3, 2014 has been cancelled new hearing is November 20, 2014 was printed and published correctly in the regular and entire issue of said THE DAILY TERRITORIAL for 1: issues; that was first made on the 31 " day of October, 2014 and the last publication thereof was made on the 3 1 " day of October, 2014; that said publication was made on each of the following dates, to -wit: 10/31/14 fdctary Public State of Arizona ``:•.; ::: Pima County 4; �, +�_. Use, M Marx at the Request of: Town of Oro Valley q ^Jr ,' ily co �, s, ��P res o�r,��2oy,8�y /� � SI9•ha'�kAJ W v.�i ate of Arizona , cnrt91ao18 �tiFPo'^ iF Public Notice Clerk, subscribed and sworn to Notary Public in and for the. County of Pima, State of Arizona My commission expires 07/19/2018 www.dailyterritorial.com • OCTOBER 31, 2014 27 TOWN OF ORO VALLEY NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CANCELLATION PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION The Om Valley Planning and Zoning Commission public hearing previousry advertised In this newspaper for Monday, November 3, 2014 has been cancelled. The new public hearing date Is: Thursday, November 20, 2014. 8:00 PM One Valley Council Chambers 11000 N La Canada Drive One Valley, Arlmna The public is encouraged to attend and will he Invited to speak An agenda for this meeting will be made available at least 24 hours prior to the meeting time and can be viewed at MM orovnlWa2.gov. For questions and additional Information, please contact Chad Daines at (520) 229-4896 or cdalnes1provallevaz nov. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION The Planning and Zoning Commis5lan Invites the community to attend a public hearing on: Thursday, Nove W 20, 2011, 5:00 PM Oro Valley Council Chambers 11000 N La Canada Online One Valley, krona Public Hearing: La Cboila Boulevard and Naran)a Drive Southwest: Major General Plan Amendment FROM Rural Low Density Residential (0-0.3 homesyacre), Low Density Residential (0.4 to 1.2 homes/acre), Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homes/acre), Neighborhood CommercuL'Olfice, Public/Semi Public, Open Space and Significant Resource Area TO Master Flannel Community comprised of single family residential, multi -family residential, neighbor- hood commercial office, professional and medical office, senior living uses, Cases Church expansion and open space for 202 acres looted on the west side of La Cholla Boulevard, the- MenNaranlaDriveandLamMnLane. The applicant also proposes deletion of the Significant Resource Area and adoption of Special Area Policies related to the Master Planned Community. (OV1114-002). Public Hearing: La Choila Boulevard and Naran)a Drive Northwest Major General Plan Amendment FROM Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homes/acre) and Significant Resource Area TO Master Planned Community comprised of neighborhood commercial office and/or medium density residential for B acres looted at the northwest comer of La Chona Boulevard and Neranja Drive. The applicant also proposes deletion of the Signil ant Resource Area and adoption of Special Area Policies related to the Master Planned Community. (OV1114-003). The public is encouraged to attend and will be Invited to speak An agenda for this meeting will be made available L at least 24 hours prior to the meeting time and can be viewed at MM omvalfTia2 an For questions and additional Information, please contact Chad Daines at(520) 229-4896 or cdaines'morovalleva2.00v. AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION STATE OF ARIZONA } } ss. COUNTY OF PIMA 1 Rhonda Key, being first duly sworn, deposes and says that (s)he is the Public Notice Clerk of THE DAILY TERRITORIAL, a daily newspaper printed and published in the County of Pima, State of Arizona, and of general circulation in the City of Tucson, County of Pima, State of Arizona and elsewhere, and hereto attached: NOTICE OF HEARING La Cholla Boulevard/Naranja Drive SW La Cholla Boulevard/Naranja Drive NW December 10, 2014 was printed and published correctly in the regular and entire issue of said THE DAILY TERRITORIAL for 1 issues; that was first made on the 12`h day of November, 2014 and the last publication thereof was made on the 12"' day of November, 2014; that said publication was made on each of the following dates, to -wit: 11/12/14 at the Request of: Town of Oro Valley by �N before me this 12th day of November, 20 f4ctary Pu:;iir: date of Arizona ` 4 Pima County v i' 9 Lisa M Marx °' Wy Commission Expires 07l1@12018 - , Public Notice; Cl&k, subscribed and sworn to Notary Public in and for the County of Pima, State of Arizona My commission expires 07/19/201 S mm.dailyterritorial.com • NOVEMBER 12, 2014 23 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TOWN COUNCIL The Town Council Invites the community to attend a public hearing on: December 10, 2014, 5 PM Oro Valley Council Chamber 11000 N La Canada Drive One Valley, Arizona Public Hearing: La Cholla Boulevard and Naranla Drive Southwest: Major General Plan Amendment FROM Rural Low Density Residential (0-0.3 homes/acre), Low Density Residen- tial (0.4 to 1.2 homeslacre), Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homes/acre), Neighborhood Commerciab'Difice, Public/Semi Public, Open Space and Significant Resource Area TO Master Planned Community comprised of low density residential, medium density residential, high density residential, neighborhood commercial office, senior care uses, and open space for 202 acres located on the wrest side of La Cliche Boulevard, between Neranla Drive and Lambert Lane. The applicant also proposes deletion of the Significant Resource Area and adoption of Special Area Policies related to the Master Planned Community. (O117114-002). Public Hearing: La Cholla Boulevard and Narnla Drive Northwest Major General Plan Amendment FROM Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homesracre) and Significant Resource Area TO Master Planned Community comprised of neighborhood commercial office and/or medium density residential for B acres looted at the northwest comer of La Cholla Boulevard and Narnia Drive. The applicant also proposes deletion of the Significant Resource Area and adoption of Speclat Area Policies related to the Master Planned Community. (OV1114-003). The public Is encouraged to attend and win be Irwlted to speak An agenda for this meeting win be made available at least 24 hour odor to the meeting time and can be viewed at M= omvallevaz eov. For questions and additional WOrmation, please contact Chad Dames at (520)229.4896 or cdnin caor rsmllevarnw. ARIZONA DAILY STAR ` Tucson, Arizona STATE OF ARIZONA) COUNTY OF PIMA) Debbie Capanear, being first duly sworn deposes and says: that she is the Advertising Representative of TNI PARTNERS, a General _ Partnership _organized and existing under the laws of the State of Arizona, and that it prints and publishes the Arizona Daily Star, a daily newspaper printed and published in the City of Tucson, Pima County, State of Arizona, and having a general circulation in said City, County, State and elsewhere, and that the attached ad was printed and Legal Notice published correctly. in the entire issue of the said Arizona Daily Star o,,n, 'each of the ,following dates, to- Subscribed/and sworn to before me this�day of Notary ublic LYDIA FIMBRES �s Notary Public -Arizona Pima County 'r,101 MY Comm. Expires Oct 18 2015 My commission expires AD NO. �a.� NOTICE OF, PUBLIC HEARING PLANNING AND ',;ZONING COMMISSION The Planning'and Zoning Com mission Invites the community to attend a public hearing on:,.- i Tuesday, October 7 2014 6:00 PM Ironwood RiAge Hf, School • Llbrary lecture Hall 2475 W. Naranja Drive Oro Valley, Arizona Fl Public Hearing: Shannon Road a South of Ironwood Ridge Hlgh School Major General Plan Amendment FROM Rural Low Density Residential (0 0 3 homes/acre) and Significant Resource Area ToLow, Density Resident! aI �(oA-1.2' homes/acre) ands edlum Density Residential (2.1 5 0 homes/acre) for a 77 acre property located on the east side of Shannon Road, aD/roximately one -quarter ieaplcNtsa Drive. The pianao.' , requests inclusion of the i property In the Urban Services Boundary: (OV1114-001) , Public Hearing. "La Cholla ' ^, Boulevard and Naranja Drive Southwest: Ma1or General Plan Amendment FROM Rural Low,: DenslResidential (0 0.3 hnmoe arra) -1 nw npntlty .. /acre) ivieaium uensiry Residential (21-5.0 homes/acre)), Neighborhood Commer !al /Office; Public 6 /Semi Pubic; Open Space and, Significant Resource Area TO -Master Planned Community., compprised of singgle family , residential, multi -family residential, neighborhood commercial office pprofessional and medical office; senior living uses and, open space for.202 acres located on the west side of La Cholla Boulevard, between Naranja Drive and Lambert i Lane. (OV1114-002). Public Hearing• La Cholla Boulevard and Narania Drive Northwest: Maior General Plan Amendment FROM MediUm Density Residential (21 5 0 . homes/acre) and Slalficant. Resource Area TO Master Planned Community compprised of singgle family residential, multi -family residential, neighborhood' commercial office professional and medical office, senior living uses and open space for19 acres located at the northwest corner of La Cholla Boulevard and Naranja Drive. (OV311-003).' The public Is encouraged to attend and will be Invited to speak._ An agenda for this ' availafiie at least 24 hours prior to the meeting time and can be viewed at www.orovalleya�ov, For quested additional information, pplease contact Chad Daines at (520) 229-4896 ; or cdalnesCa orovalleyaz.9ov, Publish September 10, 2014 Arizona Daily Star ARIZONA DAILY STAR Tucson, Arizona STATE OF ARIZONA) COUNTY OF PIMA) Debbie Capanear, 'being first duly sworn deposes and says: that she is the Advertising Representative of TNI PARTNERS, a General Partnership organized and existing under the laws of the State of Arizona, and that it prints and publishes the Arizona Daily Star, a daily newspaper printed and published in the City of Tucson, Pima County, State of Arizona, and having a general circulation in said City, County, State and elsewhere, and that the attached ad was printed and Legal Notice published • correctly in the entire issue of the said Arizona Daily Star on each of the following dates, to - wit: SEPTEMBER 17, 2014 Subscr=__ before m this c� day of - l� �� ZV //zC� Notary P blic LYDIA FIMBRES Notary Public - Arizona #� Pima County My commission expires '?_I;,�% My Comm. Expires Oct 18, 2015 AD NO. 8278431 "'.'NOTIC OF . .. PUBLIC NEARING' PLANNING AND ZONING .. tAMMISSION ; The Planning and Zoning 3 comglsston invites the community to attend a public hearing on, .qp,4p�. Tuesday, October 7; 2014, Ironwood Ridge High School ` Library Lecture Hall 2475 W. Naranja Drive Oro valley, Arizona Public Hearing:tShannon Road Schoolt ItNajor�Gennerral Plan Amendment sFROM Rural low Density Residential 1, (0-0.3 homes/acre),--and 51gni cant Resource Area TO Low Density: i -'Residential (OA 1 homes/acre) and Medium Density Residential d21.5.0 homes/acre) for a77 acre properly located on the east. side of Shannon Road, approximately one-qquarter. Drive.The appliiccaant alsoaranja requestsnclusion of the i property n the Urban Services• i '-Boundiary (OV1114 001) Public Hearing. La cholia HTTICIIulllcl„ r Density Residential (0 0 3 T homes/acre) low Density, • Res denUal (0 4 to 1.2 homes/acre) Medium Density' i , ; Residential (21 5 0 homes/acre),Ne�iggh�b�orhood CommerciaVOftice Public/Semi Public; Open Space -and Siggnificant Resource AreaTO Master Planned Community comFrised of single family res dentiai,mi-family residential, neighborhood commercial office professlonal and me cal office, senior living uses and open space for 2 2 acres located on the west side of La Cholla Boulevard, between Naranja Drive and Lambert ne. (OV1114-002). Public Hearing: La Cholla Boulevard and Naranja Drive Northwest Major General Plan Amendment FROM Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homes/acre) and Significant Resource Area TO Master Planned Community ,..comprised of neighborhood ,'-4VIIIGI Va. and Naran a' Drive (OV111�-003) The public is encouraged to attend and will be invited to speak: An agenda for this , meeting will be made available at least 24 hours prior to the ; meeting time and can be view dat= tnrww.orovat a az gov. For questions an additional' information, please contact Chace Dairies at (520) 229 4896 . { orc ainesorovallevaz.9ov. POSTED: TIME BY: Publish September 17, 2014 ' Arizona all Star AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION STATE OF ARIZONA } } ss. COUNTY OF PIMA l Rhonda Key, being first duly sworn, deposes and says that (s)he is the Public Notice Clerk of THE DAILY TERRITORIAL, a daily newspaper printed and published in the County of Pima, State of Arizona, and of general circulation in the City of Tucson, County of Pima, State of Arizona and elsewhere, and hereto attached: NOTICE OF HEARING La Cholla Boulevard and Naranja Drive Southwest December 10, 2014 TC MGPA Notice 12-10 was printed and published correctly in the regular and entire issue of said THE DAILY TERRITORIAL for 1 issues; that was first made on the 19" day of November, 2014 and the last publication thereof was made on the 19`' day of November, 2014; that said publication was made on each of the following dates, to -wit: 11/19/14 at the Request of: Town of Oro Valley r;larx _, �T�:,.cn Ex,: 25 Wl1E a7ig subscribed and sworn to Notary Public in and for the County of Pima, State of Arizona My commission expires 07/19/2018 AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION STATE OF ARIZONA }. } ss. COUNTY OF PIMA 1 Rhonda Key, being first duly sworn, deposes and says that (s)he is the Public Notice Clerk of THE DAILY TERRITORIAL, a daily newspaper printed and published in the County of Pima, State of Arizona, and of general circulation in the City of Tucson, County of Pima, State of Arizona and elsewhere, and hereto attached: NOTICE OF HEARING La Cholla Boulevard/Naranja Drive/OV 1114-002 La Cholla Boulevard/Naranja Drive NW/OV 1114-003 December 10, 2014 was printed and published correctly in the regular and entire issue of said THE DAILY TERRITORIAL for 1 issues; that was first made on the 21 st day of November, 2014 and the last publication thereof was made on the 21 st day of November, 2014; that said publication was made on each of the following dates, to -wit: 11/21/14 at the Request of: Town of Oro Valley by� Public before me this 21 st day of Novem 2014. NPotary Public State of Arizona ima County ' Lisa M Marx i6 My Comnrssion Expires 07/19/2018 subscribed and sworn to Notary Public in and for the County of Pima, State of Arizona My commission expires 07/19/2018 The applicant also proposes deld6 of the Sipnficant Resource Area and adoption of d Area Policies related to the Master Planned Community (OV1114 002}. y a _16` • 'OCTOBER 8.'2014 = " ' ARIZONA CORPORATION ': of each person who is a manager AND 't:1sdaYo( COMMISSION FOR , '. •. each member who owns a twerity MOELLER L Name: VETERANS DAY , • percent or greater interest st tto capital .� •. WILLIAM HIGHLIGHTS LLC L-1950003 1, or;profts of the fimited liability company Tucson U. The,address of the known business is `are: Chloe Becca 6364 N. Camino He -: _Attorney 5055 E BROADWAY BLVD STE C214,'. - mosft Tucson AZ 85718 [x] manager PUBLISH: TUCSON, AZ 85711. ; ` ; PUBLISH The Daily Tertitonal . _. October 8 III. The name and street address of r ` Oct. 6, 7, 8, 2014 Statutory Agent is: ARNOLD MORALES NOTICE 5055 E BROADWAY BLVD STE C214, ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION '' "', 11 SUBMIT. TUCSON,'AZ85711 - `,.: %- NONPRow CORPORATION ''. Estate of A [Xj Managment of th6umfted liabifty • . -'1. ENTITY NAME Sabine Boys Volley-. `, '- ` To are pe compar6 is, vested in manager or y . -, . ball Booster Chit, Inc. ':' , - y of El managers. The names and addresses • , ;; 2. CHARACTER OF AFFAIRS Please ... :'.who died' of each person who is a managerAND see attached. signed U each member who owns atwenty -- 3: MEMBE�IS:[XjThe corporation W ILL ; Trustee percent or greater interest hi the capital NOT have members :: ' = 'provide ` or profits of the Omfted (ability company ' 4 ARIZONA KNOWN PLACE OF BUSI _ may be are: ARNOLD MORALES. 5055 E_ ..' , NESS ADDRESS.4.1 is the Arizona _ . :: of proper p BROADWAY BLVD STE C214, TUC- : known place of business address the the Trustee SON, AZ 85711 [X] Manager,. , same as the street address of the statu- _ U.S Bair PUBLISH: The DaayTerrftorial • tory agent? (x] No Trust 6946 October 8.9;'10, 2014 4:2 If you answered'No'to • number Kansas 4;1, give the physical or street address All cred]n�pt ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION .-,°. of the known place of business of the to pres NONPROFIT CORPORATION corporation in Arizona 5000 N. Bowes within AZ CORPORATION COMMISSION Rd TucsonAZ 85749 '-- : the fastFILED AUG.18, 2014 5: DIRECTORS Deborah Conover 5000 forever FILE Nil 1945908 4•N-BowesRd TucsonAZBS749SandraPUBLISENTITY NAME - EXLORER POST ; ' - -:Btythe5000N.yBowesRd•TuCimAZ Ocl 8,181 ADVISOR ASSOCIATION ' , . 05749 Elda Maytorena 5000 N Bowes 2. CHARACTER OF AFFAIRS - Provide . . --:,Rd. Tucson AZ 85749 .'. NOTICE educational training for Law Enforce -_ STATUTORY AGENT 6.1 REQUIRED - In the MaA ment Explorers pursuant to IRS section Deborah Conover 7688 E. Park View Dr. 501(c)(3)• . Tucson AZ 85715 TICE TO 1i 3. MEMBERS ,, MThe corporation 7. INCORPORATORS Deborah Conover NOTICE IS WILL have members, '- S000 N. Bowes Rd :Tucson AZ 85749 r•. HELENE G 4. ARIZONA KNOWN PLACE OF BUST- -SIGNATURE By checking the bar - TOYOTAF, NESS ADDRESS: 4.1 Isthe Arizona` marked "I accepr below, I acknowledge . , 2006 (the .. known place -of business address the - under penalty of perjury that thin docu= ". _ SUO same as ore street address 0f.the statu= - ' ment together with any attachunents lei of the Tres tory agent? [x] Yes - go to number 5. `, ` submitted in compliance with Arizona' against HE S. DIRECTORS = NATHAN HALASH' law. [x] 1 ACCEPT /s/ Deborah Conover, the Tnut ar 11273 E RUDDY DR, MARANA,`AZ , `." = MV14 AZ CORPORATION COMMIS- claims withi 85653. ASHLEY DONALDSON,8955 ` ` SION FILED AUG 272014 FILE NO. ' of the first E CITRUS TREE DR TUCSON, AZ `_ ` 1948925 6 the claims .---:8573aFBEDERICKMOGREW, 919 W' PUBLISH: The Daily Territorial ' must be p VIADE,GALA,'SAHAUR17A, AZ85MM - - Oct. 6. 7, 8.2014, ' -mailing a ` 6. STATUTORY AGENT::6.1 REQUIRED ` ' to the Trust give the name and physical or street ` " = Creditor Notices' • '_ PLLC, 4801 address in Arizona cf the statutory , , .. Tucson 31IT agent:FREDERICKMCGREW,919W Via De Gala;.$ahuarita,'AZ 85629-.6.2, NOTICE TO CREDITORS'. "' MEDCOFF,` OPTIONAL,-, mailing address in Arizona Donald J. and Margot P. Reckan Trust, PUBLISH: : of statutory agent: ExIplorerPost 181 URA February 12, 2014 ` Pursuant to A.R 5.14 6103; Nobles is `. Oct 1, 8.1 Advisor Association; PO BOX 57513,'_ TUCSON;"AZ 85713.` hereby given that Margot P-Fiedkart the , N . B. INCORPDFtATORS - ASHLEY DON- Surviving co -Truster of the Donald J. and Margot P. Racked Trust, URA February Mesch 259 N. ALDSON, 8955 E CITRUS TREE DR, -TUCSON."AZ 85730, SIGNATURE By " 12, 2014, died on September 13, 2014. TI-11AZ checking the bcoc marined'I_accepr' be ': , Any ie� wing a claim against the " decedent or the that estate of Phone: Fax: bw,l' adonowledge under periafty of per- ' jury that this document together with any such Trust is .required to present thew claimr ; BY Kristen attachments is submitted in compliance within four months after the date of first publication of this Notice or the claim(s) Attomap ARIZONA with Adzonalaw- [XI 1 accept /e/ Ashley Donaldson 8n6/14. [x] Corporation as ' will be forever barred. Claims nuist be Presented.by delivering or mailing a wrft- PIMA m the Ma Incorporator, l,am siging as an officer; or authorized agent of a corporation and ten statement of the claim to the trustee of the trust clo. William M.Con -1. Phil-. Sidney, D ceased. its name is:. FREDERICK MCGREW, ' 919 W VIA DE GALA,' SAHAURRA, AZ' Bps,` Moeller & Conway, PLLC,'405 W.,, . No. P82014 85629. SIGNATURE By checking the ` Franklin Street, Tucson Arizona 857o1.' DATED this 1 at day of Odober,'2014. NOTICETO (for p�fl boil marked'1 a'ocepY below," advrowl- PHILLIPS, MOELLER & CONWAY, NOTICE IS edge under penalty of perjury that this_,_'_ ' document together with any attachme-rrds . , . PLLC By. /s/ WILLIAM M. CONWAY 405 has beenaf is submitted ink :e with Arizona W. Franklin Tucson Arizona 85701 (520) M3803 A�may brJ Fleck- sentative of g ' law. [x] I accept ls/ Frederidk McGrew : ,, 8/fi/14. [x] Corporation as, " art acid Marla A. RedcaMInistee's : required to _fncorporator . 1 rim signing as an officer or authorized PUBLISH: The Daily Territorial October 8, 15, 22, 2D14 four (4) publicationagent of a corporation and its name is:: , _ . will be PUBLISH: The Daily Territorial ' . :, October 7 8, 9; 2014 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ,' be present _• - Daniel &Katie Newbtrm . Trust. Fain - . . a written NOTICE, URA Apig 9, 20141 Pursuant to A.R.S.14.6103, Notice is - Patsornal . tic a address (for Publication ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION HAVE = hereby that Daniel E Newborn; a A So BEEN FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE of th Grantor of flora DannieI & Katie Newbum Fem7y7rust URA April 9; 2014 `died ::.a MESCH . By. , ARIZONA""CORPORATION COMMIS ' - SION FOR `' oft September 18 2014. Any person : ,:. Atto ;' L Name EXPLORING SPIRITUAL tiavhig a claim igai nstthe"decederi or'*' _ ,'. PATHS LLC L-1954072-8. _: the trust estate of such That fs required - 'to II. The address of tine kroam place of ' - present that claim within four months after the date'of rust publication of this business Is: 4525 E. Skyline, Drive Suite Notice or the Gaim(s) will be forever ' 105 Tucson AZ 85718• IILThe name Arid street address of the " {,erred Claim must be prasernfad by,: ; , NOTICE Statutory Agent is: Chloe Becca 6364 ,. ` delivering or mailing a written staliam n[ of the darn to the trustee of Ihe•tnmtc(o IN THE OF N.Camino HerrrwsilbTucsonAZ85718 A. [Xj Management of the liabilityConway, WiliamM.Conway,PhUU'_'MoeW&';,- „STATE IN AND -8nted company vested a and or . - ': PLLC: 405 W. Franklin Sheet ', Tukaat Arizona 8570/: DATED Oils In thq d.o.p, g9/1 ' . managers. The names and addresses e addresses •, - . , www.dailyterritorial.com hearing on the 17th day of December, General 2014, at 8:30 am. at the Pima County PUBLISH:The Daily Territorial Superior Court; � East Ajo Way, OCL 8,15, 22, 29, 2014 Tucson, Adzona85713,before fie . Honorable K.C.Stanford for the purpose F NOTICE OF HEARING . of detenninirig whether any parent or IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE ' guardian named herein is contesting the STATE OF ARIZONA allegations In the Petition. ° - . IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OFPIMA 2-You and yourahildren are entitled to . In the matter of CASTEL DE ORO, . have an attorney present at the hearing.-� ALEXIS d.o b. 02.M 02 Yo}I may hire your own attorney or, N you ° : , rson(s) under 18 years of age. No.- ; cannot afford an attorney and want to be `'J18492D DCS'S NOTICE OF PUBLICA- represented by an aftomey, one may be TION HEARING ON DEPENDENCY ' -appointed by the Court " - - ' ' ` PETITION (The Honorable lane Butler) 3. You have a right to appear as a party - -TO: Angelica Rodriguez, mother of the _ - in this proceeding:. You are advised that ,' above -named child. ` your failure to personally appear in court - The Department of Child Safety (DCS- at the Initial hearing, pretrial conference: - •or the,Departrnent), by and through r ' settlement conference or dependency undersigned counsel, has filed a ' L adjudication, without good cause shown, Dependency Petition pursuant to Tale may result in a finding that you have • - ; - 8 of the` Arizona Revised Statues and .; waived your legal rights and have Rule 48 of the Rules of Procedure for admitted the allegations in the Petition. :.. the Juvenile Court, 1n addition; N you fail to' appear, without . " ' 1. The Court has set a Publication good cause, thehearingmay go forward- hearing on the 15th day of December, „ in your, absence end may resultin an - 2014 4&30 a m.'at the Phna County adjudication of dependency, termination Superior Court, 2225 East Ajo Way, of your parental rights or the establish- Tucson, Arizona B5713, before Judge ; ment of a permanent guardiariship " : ` ' '" Butler for the purpose of determining' ' _based upon the record and the evidence . ' • whether any parent or guardian named presented to the Court, as were as an ' herein is contesting the allegations in order of patemity custody, or change - the Petition. of Custody in_a consolidated family law ` 2.You and your child are entitled to have matter and an order for child support if • an attorney present at the hearing. You . patemity.has been established. , - . ,, mayhire your own attorney or, If you 4. ityou are receiving this Notice by cannot afford an attorney and want to be publication, you may obtain a copy of the represented by an attorney, one may be . Dependency Petition; Notice of Hearing, appointed by the Court and Temporay Order by submitting a 3.You have a right to appear as a party written request to:TARA M. HUBBARD, in this proceeding. You are advised that - ,: Office of the Attorney Genera(,'-3939 your failure to personally appear in court South. Park Avenue, Suite •180, Tucson, . -. at the initial hearing, Pretrial conference. Arizona 85714. The assigned case settlement conference or dependency . manager is Selene Jimenez and may be ' ` adjudication, without good cause shown," reached by telephone at(520)721-3097..- ::. ;:.may'result in a finding that you have 5. Requests for reasonable accom-.. -. waived your legal rights and have -- . ' modetion for persons with disabrlit es admitted the allegations in the Petition.:, ' .'must be made to the court by parties at ..-z In addition, if you fail to•appear without least three working days in advance of a ; . ; good cause. the hearing may go forward. scheduled court pmceedingand can be"in your absence and may result in an made by caeing (520) 740-2000.- _ : adjudication of dependency, termination . 6.You have the right to make a request' - , of your paremal rights or the establish - or motionprior to arty hearing that the ment of a permanent guardianship hearing be closed to the public. '• , based upon the record and the evidence DATED this _ day of October, 2014. presented to the Court, as well as an - THOMAS C. HORNE Attorney General = ` order of paternity, Custody, or change " TARA M. HUBBARD Assistant Attomey of -Mody in a consolidated family law € =-' NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 4 , PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION ' The kPlanniny aril Zoning Commission invitestheCommunity to attend a public hearing on: Manday, November 3; 2014, 6:00 PM' Oro Valley Coaridl Chambna 11000 N La Canada<Drh ; Oro valley, Anima: ` , ' Pnhll0larlop: Shuman Road South of Iroaroed Ridge High Sehoal Major General Plan Amendment FROM Rural Low Density Residential (0-03 ttomes/acre) and Significant - Resource Area TO Low Density Residential (114-12 homes/acre) and Medium Density Reside rl0ai (2115.0 homeslacrej ford 77 acre properly located on the east. of Shannon Road, approtdmatey one -quarter (114) mile south of Naranja Drive, The applicant also requests Inclusion of the property in One Urban Services Boundary: (OV1114-001);. Prhlie Hemail: I a Cholla Borlairard and Maranja Drlre Soadmat Major General Plan Amendment FROM _Rural Low Density Residential (0-0.3 homeslacre). Low Density Residential (OA to i2 bomes/acre), Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homestacre), Neighborhood ' -ComrrnerclaVOffice; PubeclSemi Pubke; Open Space and Significant Resource Area TO Masser -_ Planned Community tximprised of single famiy residential,; mutt-lamilyresidential, neighbor-. hood comrtnerCial office protessrorwl and medical office, senior frvinp uses Caws Church enmansWn a� open space for 202 acres boated on the west side of La Cfiolla Boulevard ` behveeen Naran)a Odye and Lambert Lane: The applicant also proposes deletion of the - SignificaM Resource Ana and adoption of Special Area Policies related to the Master Planned '. Community (OV1114-002)'' Pahlk Hu dalf: 6 Cholle Sua"nl and ft' mis Oche Mor9rreat Major General Plan.., Ameridmen(FROM Medium Density Residential (213.0 homes/acrej arm Significant Resource Area TO Master Planned Community comprised of neighborhood commercial office and/or medium_deasity residerdW for fl acres. W(iated at the i omwest emm of U r4iWia Boulevard ' and Naranja Drive: the appgant also proposes deletion at to Significand Resource Area and ' adop0an of Special Area Policies related to the Master Planed Community. (OV1114-003): The puinUc is 1"IDUraged In attend and w01 be invited to speak. An agenda for this meethg ` wiA be' made available gd least 24 flours pdor to 0i creating time and can be viewed at llomll . iiI n NY2Z 0974 For'questfoins and addmornal into on, I please,. , , t,Chad Oaines at (520); 229 �896 or C . 14 OCTOBER`15, 2014 �Y11H0"121 Lei 101W. i ON PETITION FOR TERMINATION scheduled court proceeding and can be In addition, it you fail to appear, without Tucson, Arizona 85714. The assigned OF PARENT -CHILD RELATIONSHIP made by calling (520) 740.2000. good cause, the hearing may go forward child safety worker is Katherine Peston= , (PUBLICATION) (Honorable Brendan 7. You have the right to make a request - in your absence and may result in an lee; and may be reached by telephone J. Griffin) or motion prior to any hearing that the adjudication of dependency, termination at (520) 887-7577. TO: QUINICKA QUINSAE CALLAWAY, - hearing be closed to the public. of your parental rights or the establish- - 6. Requests for reasonable accom- CHAD EDMONDSON, and JOHN DOE - DATED this 30th day of September, ment of a permanent guardianship modation for persons with disabilities. (a fictitious name), parents of the above- 2014. THOMAS C. HORNE Attorney based upon the record and the evidence - must be made to the court by parties at named child _ General AMY SMITH CHAPMAN, As- presented to the court, as well as an _. _ least three working days in advance of a 1. The Department of Child Safety, sistant Attorney General order of paternity, custody, or change scheduled court proceeding and can be (DCS or the Department), by and PUBLISH: The Daily Territorial of custody in a consolidated family law made by calling (520) 740-2000. through undersigned counsel, has filed Oct.15, 22, 29, Nov. 5, 2014 matter and an order for child support 'd 7. You have the right to make a request a Petition for Termination of Parent -Child patemity has been established.. or motion prior to any hearing that the " Relationship under TNe 8; of the Arizona NOTICE OF HEARING - - 5. If you are receiving this Notice by ' ' hearing be dosed to the public. Revised Statutes and Rule 64 of the IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE . publication, you may obtain a copy of the DATED this 9th day of October, 2014. Arizona Rules of Procedure for the STATE OF ARIZONA Dependency Petition, Notice of Hearing, THOMAS C. HORNE Juvenile Court IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF PIMA and Temporary Orders by submitting a Attorney General 2.The Court has set an InifialtPubl-ica- In the Matter of: HERRER4, NOAH . written request to: Ashley Cousineau, AMY SMITH CHAPMAN tion hearing 9n the 19th day of Decem- . d.o.b. 03117/99 GAMEZ, "ANGELO Office of the Attorney Generel, 3939 S., Assistant Attorney General bar, 2014, at 9:00 am., at the Pima JOSE d.o b. 04/15/06 FIGUEROA, Park Ave., Suite 180, Tucson, Arizona PUBLISH: The Daily Territorial County Superior Court, 2225 E. Ajo Way, AVANGELIN SINOHI d.o.b. 02/07/07 85714:The assigned case manager is : October 15, 22, 29 November 5, 2014 ' Tucson, Arizona 85713, before the Hon- . FIGUEROA, ELIAS ANDRES d.o.b Marisol Valenzuela and may be reached orable Brendan J. Griffin for the purpose 09/10/08 Person(s) under l8 years of by telephone at (520) 887-7577. NOTICE OF HEARING' of determining whether any parent or age. No. JD20140497 DCS'S NOTICE 6. Requests for reasonable accom- SUPERIOR COURT -OF ARIZONA -- { guardian named herein is contesting the OF PUBLICATION HEARING ON modation for persons with disabilities MOHAVE COUNTY allegations in the Petition. DEPENDENCY PETITION (Honorable onora must be made to the court by parties at In the Matter of: Benjamin Nevel and 3.You and your child are entitled to have, Brendan Griffin) " least three working days in advance of a Lucas Nevel, Minor Children. an attorney present at the hearing. You TO: ANGEL ANDREW FIGUEROA, par- scheduled court proceeding and can be Case Number. SV-2014-00004 may hire your own attorney or,'d you ent of the above -named children.' made by calling (520) 740-2000. NOTICE OF INITIAL HEARING ON cannot afford an attorney and want to be 1. The Department of Child Safety, 7.You have the right to make a request PETITION FOR TERMINATION OF represented by an attorney, one may be, ` , (DCS or the Department), by and or motion prior to any hearing that the PARENT -CHILD RELATIONSHIP j appointedattorney, the Court. . through undersigned counsel, has filed - hearing be closed to the public.' ' THIS IS A LEGAL NOTICE: Your rights ". I 4. You have aright to appear as a party •- a Dependency Petition pursuant to Title ' DATED this _day of October, 2014 may be affected. (ESTE ES UN AVISO in this proceeding. You are advised that - 8, of the Arizona Revised Statutes, THOMAS C. HORNE Attorney General LEGAL Sus derechos podrian ser your failure to personally appear in court, Rules 4.1 and 42 of the Arizona Rules ASHLEY S. COUSINEAU Assistant afectados.) An Important court proceed - at the initial hearing, pretrial conference, of Civil Procedure; and Rule 48(D) of _ Attorney General ing that affects your rights has been ,. status conference or termination adjudi- ._ the Arizona Rules of Procedure for the PUBLISH: The Daily Territorial scheduled If you do not understand this cation, without good cause shown, may Juvenile Court Oct 15, 22, 29, Nov. 5, 2014 notice or the other court papers, contact + result in a finding that you have waived 2. The Court has set a Publication an attorney for legal advice. - your legal rights and have admitted the hearing on the 12th day of December, _ NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THATTHE allegations in the Petition. In addition, if . 2014 at 9:00 am., at the Pima County IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE PETITIONER: Dana Willey has filed a you fail to appear without good cause, - Superior Court, 2225 E. Ajo Way, Tuc- STATE OF ARIZONA - .. Petition for Termination of Parent -Child the hearing may go forward in your son, Arizona 85713, before the Honor- IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF PIMA Relationship with the Mohave County absence and may result in termination ' able Brendan Griffin for the purpose In the Matter of: JONES, PHOENIX Superior Court regarding the above of your parental rights based upon the, ; , of determining whether any parent or EMILEE; d.o.b. 03126/14, _ named child or children and Charles record and the evidence presented to guardian named herein is contesting the Person(s) under 18 years of age. Nevel, Name of parent or parents whose ' the Court allegations in the Petition. No. JD20140219 rights are to be terminated, as well as 5. 0 you are receiving this Notice by 3. You and your children are entitled to DCS'S `_"AMENDED"'NOTICE OF any other known interested parties' publication, you may obtain a copy of the have an attorney present at the hearing.: HEARING ON MOTION FOR TERMINA- names. Petition for Terminational Parent -Child , _ You may hire your own attorney or, d you TION OF PARENT -CHILD RELATION- NOTICE OF HEARING i Relationship and Notice of Hearing cannot afford an attorney and want to be SHIP AN INITIAL HEARING HAS BEEN SET by submitting a written request to: represented by an attomey, one may be ' (PUBLICATION) (The Honorable Bren , TO CONSIDER THE PETITION: AMY SMITH CHAPMAN, Office of the appointed by the Court _ den J. Griffin) -, , HEARING DATE: November 26, 2014 Attorney General, 3939 S. Pack Ave., 4. You have a right to appear as a party -- TO: Noni Jones, Emilee Famolli, and TIME 11:30 am St, 180, Tucson, Arizona 85714. The in this proceeding. You are advised that - ` John Doe, a fictitious name, parents of ,; BEFORE: Judge Richard Weiss assigned child safety worker is KAULA your failure to personalty appear in court the above -named child . - HEARING PLACE:401 E. Spring Street, MCCLURE and may be reached by _ at the initial hearing, pretrial conference, 1. The Department of Child Safety,, Kingman, AZ 86401 t telephone at (520) 740.1882. status conference, or dependency (DCS or the Department), by and NOTICE 6. Requests for reasonable accom- adjudication, without good cause through undersigned counsel, has filed .. ' You have a right to appear as a party in modation for persons with disabilities shown, may result in a finding that you - a Motion for Termination of Parent -Child . this proceeding. must be made to the court by parties at have waived your legal rights and have ', Relationship pursuant to Title 8, of the , • Requests for reasonable accomroda- least three working days in advance of a - admitted the allegations in the Petition.' Arizona Revised Statutes and Rule 64 of lion for persons with disabilities must be the Arizona Rules of Procedure for the - made to the office of the judge or com NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Juvenile Court. missioner assigned to the case, at least PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION2. The Court has set a Publication hear- ten (10) days before your scheduled ing on the Bth dayof December, 2014 at court date: . The Planning and Zoning Commission invites the community to attend a public hearing ' 8:45 a.m ; at the Pima County Superior , < ' The failure to appear at the Initial ' Court, 2225 E. Ajo Way, Tucson, Arizona Hearing, Pretrial Conference, Status on: Monday, November 3, 2014, 6:00 PM 85713, before the Honorable Brendan Conference or Termination Adjudication Oro Valley Council Chambers ; - J. Griffin for the purpose of determining :: .: Hearing; without good cause; may result. 11000 N la Canada DriVe 00 whether any parent named herein is - . in a finding that the parent, guardian or ?. Oro Valley, Arizona contesting the allegations in the Motion. - Indian custodian has waived legal rights 3. You and your child are entitled to have ' . and is deemed to have admitted the Public Hearing: la Cholla Boulevard and Naranjo Drive Southwest Major General an attorney present at the hearing.You maY hire you own attomey or, lt you allegations in the Petition.: failure to appear at the Initial He Plan Amendment FROM Rural Low Density Residential (0-0.3 homes/acre), Low cannot afford an attorney and want to be Pretrial Conference, Status conference - Density Residential (0.4 to 12 homes(acre), Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 represented by attorney, one maybe or Termination Adjudication Hearing, homestacre), Neighborhood Commercial/Office, PublidSemi Public, Open Space and - appointed the Court. aPPol- by :. 'without good cause, may result in a find-' i Significant Resource Area TO Master Planned Community comprised of single family 4.You have a right to appear as a party ing that the parent, guardian or Indian , I residential, mu18 family residential, neighborhood commercial office, Professional in this proceeding. You are advised that, custodian has wanted legal rights and is ' and medical office, senior living uses, Cases Church expansion and open space for your failure to personally appear in court deemed to have admitted the allegations 202 acres located on the west side of La Cholla Boulevard, between Naranja Drive at the initial hearing. Pretrial conference, in the Petition- . and Lambert Lane. The applicant also proposes deletion of the Significant Resource status conference, or termination adjudi- • The hearings may go forward in the ab-. Area and adoption of Special Area Policies related to the Master Planned Community. cation, without good cause shown, may. , sence of the parent, guardian or Indian - (OV t 114 002).. result in a finding that you have waived arstoaian and may rerun in the tertnina-; your kegai rights and have admitted the - tion of parental rights based upon the Public Hearing,La Cholla Boulevard end Naran a Drive Northwest Ma' General 1 Major allegations in the Motion, In addition, if record and evidence presented. Plan Amendment FROM Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homes/acre) and Signify you fail to appear without good cause, ;: PUBLISH: The Daily Territorial ; cant Resource AreaTO Master Planned Community comprised of neighborhood com- the hearing may go forward in your, October 15, 2Z 29, November 5, 2014 ' mercial office and/or medium density residential for 8 acres located at the northwest absence and may result in termination .. _ comer of La Cholla Boulevard and Naranja Drive. The applicant also proposes deletion - of your parental rights based upon the N0T10E 9F HEARING of the Significant Resource Area and adoption of SpecialArea Policies related to the record and the evidence presented to IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE Master Planned Community. (OV1114.003). the Court - STATE OF ARIZONA .. , - 5. If you are receiving this Notice by -- IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF PIMA The public is encouraged to attend and will be •at invited to speak An agenda for this �ica�, obtain a of the p may cePY In the matter of: DOMINGUEZ, OMAR, ' meet' will be made avalabie least 24 tours rior to the time and can n9 prior meeting • . Motion brTermination of Parent -Child d.o.b. 09/2312014, Person(s) under 18 ; be viewed at www.orovalleyaz.gov. For questions and additional information, ply Relationship and Notice of Hearing by . years of age. contact Chad Daines at (520) 229.4896 or cdaines ®orovalleyaz gov- submitting a written request to: Amy No. J 176742 Supp PUBLISH: The Daily Territorial Smith Chapman, Office of the Attorney DCS'S NOTICE OF PUBLICATION :. Oct. 15, 2014 General, 3939 S. Park Ave., Ste.180, HEARING ON DEPENDENCY PETI-- 14 - OCTOBER 20, 2014 orable Geoffrey L Parton for the purpose whether any GC20140208 NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE IS GIVEN that the Court will the allegations in the Motion. 3. You and your child are entitled to have result in ,a finding that you have waived your legal rights and have admitted the written req of the Alto of determining parent or guardian named herein is contesting the consider the guardianship of Fernando ` June an attorney present at the hearing. You may hire own attorney or, if you - allegations in the Motion. In addition; itPark you fail to appear, without good cause, Aven 85714. Th allegations in the Motion. 3-You and your children are entitled to Guadalupe Montano Molina on, 30, 2014 a1 the hour of t 0:30 o'clock,' your cannot afford an;attorney and want to be the hearing may go forward in your may in Darlene A telephone have an attorney present at the hearing. ' at the Pima County Court Building, 110 DATED:' represented by an attorney, one may be appointed by the Court absence and result an adjudica- tion of dependency, termination of your 6. Reques You may hire your own attorney or, 0 you afford an attorney and want to be W. Congress, Tucson, Arizona. ; 04/18/14 /s/ Petitioner 4. You have a right to appear as a party parental rights or the establishment of modation] cannot represented by an attorney, one may be YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR PRO- TECT ING YOUR INTERESTS. in this proceeding. You are advised that your failure to personalty appear in court a permanent guardianship based upon the record and the evidence presented must be m least three appointed by the Court 4.You have a right to appear as a party advised that This matter may not be independently investigated or verified by the court If at the initial hearing, pretrial conference, status conference or dependency adjudi- to the court 5. If you are receiving this Notice by scheduled made by c in this prong. You are lo your failure to personalty appear in court you object to any part of the petition, cation; without good cause shown, may, result in a fading that you have waived Publication; you may obtain a copy of the _ Motion forTerminatan of Parent -Child 7.You hav or motion; at the initial hearing, pretrial conference, status conference or dependency adjudi- you must file a written objection with - the court describing the legal basis for your legal nights and have admitted the ' Relationship and Notice of Hearing by hearing bf cation, without good cause shown, may your objection. Failure to file a written may your interests.' allegations In the Motion: In addition, if fail to appear, without good cause, submitting a written request to: KAREN M. HAYDEN, Office of the Attomey Gen- DATED ttg THOMAS result in a finding that you have waived your legal rights and have admitted the objection jeopardize Without your written objection, you - you the hearing may go forward in your erat, 3939 South Park Ave.; Suite 180, DANIEL P General allegations in the Motion. In addition; if expect the requested. relief will be If question any other absence and may result in an adjudica- tion of dependency, termination of your Tucson, Arizona B5714. The assigned case manager is KATIE FRISCH- - PUBLISH: you fail to appear, without good louse, the hearing may go forward in your granted. you action of the fiduciary, file an appropriate, parental rights or the establishment of ENMEYER and may be reached by Oct 20, 2 absence and may result in an adjudica- tion of dependency, termination of your written petition or motion with the court This is a legal matter. if you have ques= a permanent guardianship based upon - the record aid the evidence presented telephone at 620-3634. 6. Requests for reasonable akxom- NOTICE parental rights or the establishment of . tion, seek legal advice from an attorney. You have the to represent yourself. to the court.modation 5. If you are receiving this Notice by for persons with disabilities must be made to the court by parties at IN THE SI I STATE Of a permanent guardianship based upon - the record and the evidence presented - right If you represent yourself, you must eor-: publication, you may obtain a copy of the Motion for Termination of Parent -Child least three working days in advance of a scheduled court proceeding and can be IN AND F In the mat to the court 5. If you are receiving this Notice by rectly follow court procedures.' ESTE ES UN AVISO LEGAL SUS Relationship and Notice of Hearing by a written request to: KAREN made by calling 740-2000. 7. You have the right to make a request D.O.B. 04 years of a publication, you may obtain a copy of the Motion for Termination of Parent -Child DERECHAS PODRIAN SER AFECTA- DAS, submitting M. HAYDEN, Office of the Attorney Gem ey or motion nor to hearing that the ' � p any g NOTICE Relationship and Notice of Hearing PUBLISH: The Daily Territorial ' era], 3939 South Park Ave., Suite 180, ' Tucson, Arizona 85714. The assigned. he be closed to the Public. p DATED this 29th day of September, PORTER PARENT-1 by submitting a written request to: NICHOLAS A. KNAUER, Office of the Oct- 20, 27, Nov. 3, 2014 "" ` ' . case manager Is TIFFANY MCCALL 2014. THOMAS C. HORNE Attorney orable Ge Attorney General, 3939 South Park Ave., NOTICE OF HEARING IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE - ' and may be reached by telephone at 887-7577. General KAREN M. HAYDEN Assistant Attorney TO: JOW ent of the Suite 180, Tucson, Arizona 85714. The assigned case manager is CHERYL OT- STATE OF ARIZONA , . 6. Requests for reasonable accom- General PUBLISH: The DailyTerritorial 1.The Arl Security, I TLEY and may be reached by telephone at IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF PIMA ' In the Matter of GUERRERO, JOSEPH - modation for persons with disabilities must be made to the court by parties at Oct.20, 27, Nov. 3.10, 2014 '- and throe 887-7577. _ 6. Requests for reasonable aocom- ANYTHONY d.o.b. 01/15/14 Persons) 18 of age:No: J194382` least three working days in advance of a scheduled court proceeding and can be NOTICE OF HEARING - filed a Mc Child Reli modation for persons with disabilities must be made to the court by parties at under years DCS'S NOTICE OF HEARING ON MO- made by calling 740-2000. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE the Arizoi 42, and f least three working days in advance of a: scheduled court proceeding and can be TION FOR TERMINATION OF PARENT-' CHILD RELATIONSHIP (The Honorable 7. You have the right to make a request or motion prior to any hearing that the ' STATE OF ARIZONA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF PIMA Procedun made by calling 740-2000.'- Susan A. Kettlewell) - JOHN DOE (a fictitious name), ' : hearing be closed to the public. DATED this lit day of October, 2074. = - In the Matter of EDWARDS, ROMAREO ' Procedur 2• The Cc 7. You have the right to make a request or motion prior to any hearing that the . .- TO: parent and/or guardian of the above THOMAS C. HORNE ; - Persons) under 18 years of age. No. JD Peri n(s) under 20140711 DCS'S NOTICE OF HEAR- - hearing o 2014 at 8 hearing be closed to the public. DATED this 2nd day of October, 2014. named child.' 1.The Department of Child Safety, (DCS Attorney General ING ON DEPENDENCY PETITION Superior; THOMAS C. HORNE Attorney General or the Department); by and through ._ KAREN M. HAYDEN Assistant Attorney - (PUBLISHED) (The Honorable Richard - son, Ariz, Gekr - NICHOLAS A. KNAUER Assistant At- undersigned counsel, has filed a Motion for Termination of Parent -Child Relation- General PUBLISH: The Daily Territorial E. Gordon) TO: Gary Edwards and JOHN DOE, a' ` able of deters tomey General ship pursuant to Title 8, of the Arizona'' Oct. 20, 27, Nov. 3, 10, 2014 - fictitious name, parents of the above- child. guardian; allegatior PUBLISH:The Daily Territorial Oct.20,27, Nov. 3,10,2014 Revised Statutes, Rules 4:1, 42, and 5 of the Arizona Flutes of Civil Procedure; NOTICE OF HEARING named 1.The Department of Child Safety (DCS ark and Rule 64, of the Rules of Procedure IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE or the Department) has filed a Depen- an3. att an attom NOTICE OF HEARING Maria M. Urquijo 7425 E. 29th St Tucson . for the Juvenile Court, I ISTATE 2. The Court has set a Publication hear- OF ARIZONA . IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF PIMA deny Petition pursuant to Title 8, of the Arizona Revised Statues, and Rule 48 of may hire cannot al AZ 85710 ing on the 15th day of December, 2014 In the Matter of JOHNSON. MALIQUE the Arizona Rules of Procedure for the represent ;. ARIZONA SUPERIOR COURT, PIMA at 8:30 a.m., at the Pima County Supe- rior Court, 2225 East Ajo Way, Tucson, DUANE d.o.b. 02/08/14 Person(s) : under years of age. No. JD20140109 Juvenile Court: _ 2.The Court has set a Publication appoinwe, 4. You ha COUNTY In the Matter of Fernando Guadalupe Arizona 85713, before the Honorable DCS'S NOTICE OF PUBLICA- TION HEARING ON MOTION FOR Hearing for the 2nd.day of February 2015, at 9:00 a.m., to be held at the in this pr your failu Montano Molina Date of birth: 12/06/10 Guardianship of a Minor Case Numben SUSAN A. KETTLEWELL for the pur-.. - pose of determining whether any parent TERMINATION OF PARENT -CHILD: Pima Superior Court at 2225 E. Ajo Way, at the Ind or guardian named Here n is contesting RELATIONSHIP (The Honorable Susan Tucson, Arizona 85713, before the Hon- status co _ .- .. - A. Kettlewell) orable Richard Gordon for the purpose cation, w TO: JOHN DOE (a fictitious name), of determining whether any parent or result in t parent and/or guardian of the above- guardian named herein is contesting the your legs named child. allegations in the Petition. allegatiot I. The Department of Child Safety. (DCS 3.You and your children are entitled to you fail t( or the Department), by and through have an attorney present at the hearing. the heart undersigned counsel, has filed a Motion ow You may hire your n attomey or, if you absence for Termination of Parent -Child Relation- cannot afford an attorney and want to be tion of de ship pursuant to Tide 8, of the Arizona represented by an attorney, one may be parental: Revised Statutes, Rules 4.1, 4.2, and 5 appointed by the Court. a Parma of the Arizona Rules of Civil Procedure; ' 4. You have a right to appear as a party the recoil and Rule 64, of the Rules of Procedure in this proceeding.` You are advised that to the co for the Juvenile Court your failure to personally appear in court 5. If you,i 2.The Court has set a Publication hear- at the initial hearing, pretrial conference, publicabi ing on the 9th day of December, 2014 at status conference or dependency adjudi- Motion k 2:00 p.m., at the Pima County Superior cation, without good cause shown, may Relation Court, Pima County Juvenile Court Cen- result in a finding that you have waived submittir ter, 2225 East Ajo Way; Tucson, Arizona . your legal rights and have admitted the E. ALEX, 85713, before the Honorable Susan A allegations in the Petition. In addition, it General, Kettlewell for the purpose of determining you tail to appear, without good cause, 180. TLC, whether any parent or guardian named the hearing may go forward in your assignee herein_ is contesting the allegations in absence and may result in an adjudica- and may the Motion.' tion of dependency, termination of your 887-757 3. You and your child are entitled to have parental rights, or the establishment of 6. Requf an attorney present at the hearing. You a permanent guardianship based upon modatior may hire your own attorney or, if you the record and the evidence presented must be; cannot afford an attorney and ward to be to the Court, as well as an order of least thin represented by an attorney, one may be paternity, custody, or change of custody scheduk appointed by the Court. in a consolidated family law matter and made by 4. You have a right to appear as a party an order for child support If patemity has 7. You h; in this proceeding. You are advised that been established or motto your failure to personalty appear in court 5. If you are receiving this Notice by hearing' at the initial hearing, pretrial conference, publication, you may obtain a copy of the DATED I status conference or dependency adjudi- Dependency Petition, Notice of Hearing, THOMA cation, without good cause shown, may and Temporary Order by submitting a RANDI I 12 OCTOBER 28, 2014 based upon the record and the evidence 740-1882 presented to the Court, as well as an • 5. Requests for reasonat order of paternity, custody, or change modation for persons wit of custody in a consolidated family law - must be made to the cou matter and an order for child support if least three working days paternity his been established. scheduled court proceec 4. If you are receiving this Notice by - made by calling (520) 74 publication; you may obtain a copy of the DATED this day of Odd Dependency Petition, Notice of Hearing, THOMAS C. HORNE . and Temporary Order by submitting a Attorney General written request to: SALLY K. DIGGES, ASHLEY S. COUSINEAL Office of the Attorney General, 3939 Assistant Attorney Gene South Park Avenue; Suite 180, Tucson, PUBLISH: The Daily Terr . Arizona 85714 The assigned case man- October 7,14, 21; 28, 2C ager is Dan Duniho and may be reached by telephone at 520-741-2596. NOTICE OF HEARING S. Requests for reasonable aocom- IN THE SUPERIOR COL modation for persons with disabilities STATE OF ARIZONA must be made to the court by parties at IN AND FOR THE COUP least three working days inadvancn bee of a In the matter of* GRIFFIP TOWN OF ORO VALLEY scheduled court proceeding and caJUSTIN, dob: 04/14/00,1 made by calling (520) 740-2000. rocee, 18 years of age. DATED this _ day of October, 2014. Na JD188863 THOMAS C. HORNE DCS'S NOTICE OF HEA Attorney General- MOTION FOR TERMING SALLY K: DIGGES;-- PARENT -CHILD RELATE Assistant Attorney General (PUBLICATION) (The Hr PUBLISH: The Daily Territorial - Connors) October 7,14,21,28,2014 TO: John Doe, a fictitiouj of the above -named chik NOTICE OF HEARING - . 1. The Department of Ch IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE -- or the Department), by a STATE OF ARIZONA undersigned counsel, hi IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF PIMA' Motion forTermination of In the matter of'. Relationship pursuant to SOTO, CHRISTINA REBECCA Arizona Revised Statute: d.oJz 07/29/2014 • the Arizona Rules of Pro Person(s) under 18 years of age. - Juvenile Court. No JD20140542 2. The Court has set a Pi DCS'S NOTICE OF PUBLICATION ing on the 3rd day of Der HEARING ON DEPENDENCY — 4:30 p.m„ at the "Pima G PETITION Court, 2225 E. Ajo Way,' (The Honorable Brenden Griffin) - - '.`: 85713, before the Honor TO: CHRISTOPHER SOTO,JOHN DOE Connors for the purpose (a fictitious name), parents of the above- whether arty parent nam named child. contesting'the allegation The Department of Child Safety (DCS 3. You and your child are or the Department), by and through an attorney present at th undersigned counsel, has filed a may hire your own attom Dependency Petition pursuant to Title - cannot afford an attomel 8, of the Arizona Revised Statues, and represented by an attom Rule 48 of the Rules of Procedure for : appointed by the Court. the Juvenile Court. 1 The Co rt h t Publ' ti 4. You have a right to apt in this i You a rig. admitted the allegations in the Petition. years of age. = u as se a ice on hearing on the 20th day of November, p your failure to personally In addition, if you tail to appear, without No. JD20140682 2014 at 10:00 a.m. at the Pima County at the initial hearing, prel good cause, the hearing may go forward DCS'S NOTICE OF PUBLICATION Superior Court, 2225 East Ajo Way, status conference, or ter in your absence and may result in an - HEARING ON DEPENDENCY Tucson, Arizona 85713, before Judge cation, without good cau adjudication of dependency, termination PETITION (The Honorable Catherine Griffin for the purpose of determining : result in a finding that yo of your parental rights or the establish- - Woods) whether arty parent or guardian named your legal rights and hav merit of a permanent guardianship ' TO: Ismael Ruiz Bastidas, Javier Bar- herein is contesting the allegations in Allegations in the Motion based upon the record and the evidence • :. raza and John Doe, (a fictitious name,) the Petition: you fail to appear withou presented to the Court, as well as an parents and/or guardians of the above- 2. You and your child are entitled to have the hearing may go form order of paternity, custody, or change named child. The Department of Child an attorney present at the hearing. You absence and may result of custody in a consolidated family law Safety (DCS or the Department), by and may hire your own attorney or, If you of your parental rights biz matter and an order for child support if through undersigned counsel, has filed cannot afford an attorney and want to be record and the evidence paternity has been established. a Dependency Petition pursuant to Title represented by an attorney, one may be the CourL . ; 4. If you are receiving this Notice by 8, of the Arizona Revised Statues, and appointed by the CourL - 5. If you are receiving thi publication, you may obtain a copy of the Rule 48 of the Rules of Procedure for 3. You have a right to appear as a party publication, you may obti Dependency Petition, Notice of Hearing, - the Juvenile CourL in this proceeding. You are advised that Motion for Termination of and Temporary Order by submitting a 1. The Court has set a Publication hear- your failure to personalty appear in court - " Relationship and Notice written request to: SALLY K. DIGGES, ing on the 13th day of January, 2014 at at the Initial hearing, pretrial conference, by submitting a written n Office of the Attorney General, 3939 9:00 am. at the Pima County Superior settlement conference or dependency Daniel R. Huff, Office of I South Park Avenue, Suite 180, Tucson, Court, 2225 East Ajo Way, Tucson, adjudication, without good cause shown, General, 3939 S. Park A Arizona 85714. The assigned case - Arizona 85713, before Judge Woods may result in a finding that you have Tucson, Arizona 85714. manager is Amanda Ward and may be for the purpose of determining whether. waived your legal rights and have child safety worker is Ka reached by telephone at 520.887-7577., any parent or guardian named herein is admitted the allegations in the Petition. may be reached by telep 5. Requests for reasonable aocom- contesting the allegations In the Petition. In addition, if you fail to appear, without 721-3097: - modation for persons with disabilities 2. You and your child are entitled to have good cause, the hearing may go forward 6. Requests for reasonal must be made to the court by parties at an attorney present at the hearing. You in your absence and may result in an modation for persons wit least three working days in advance of a may hire your own attorney or, if you adjudication of dependency, termination must be made to the e0L scheduled court proceeding and can be cannot afford an attorney and want to be of your parental rights or the establish- least three working days made by calling (520) 740-2000. represented by an attorney, one may be merit of a permanent guardianship ' scheduled court proceec DATED this _ day of October, 2014. appointed by the Court :... based upon the record and the evidence made by calling (520) 74 THOMAS C. HORNE 3. You have a right to appear as a party presented to the Court, as well as an 7.You have the right to n Attorney General in this proceeding. You are advised that order of paternity, custody, or change or motion prior to any he SALLY K. DIGGES your failure to personally appear in court of custody in a consolidated family law hearing be closed to the Assistant Attorney General at the initial hearing, pretrial conference, matter and an order for child support if DATED this 8th day of Si. PUBLISH: The Daily Territorial settlement conference or dependency paternity has been established. THOMAS C. HORNE October 7, 14, 21, 28, 2014 adjudication, without good cause shown, 4. If you are receiving this Notice by Attorney General may result in a finding that you have publication, you may obtain a copy of the DANIEL R. HUFF' NOTICE OF HEARING waived your legal rights and have Dependency Petition, Notice of Hearing, Assistant Attorney Gene IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE : admitted the allegations in the Petition. and Temporary Order by submitting a PUBLISH: The Daily Ten STATE OF ARIZONA . In addition, it you fail to appear, without written request to: Ashley Cousineau, ; October 7,14, 21, 28, 2( IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF PIMA , good cause, the hearing may go forward Office of the Attorney General, 3939 In the matter of: RUIZ,YESENIA in your absence and may result in an ' South Park Avenue, Suite 180, Tucson," NOTICE OF HEARING GUADALUPE TAPIA, d.o.b. 08✓23105, adjudication of dependency, termination Arizona 85714.' The assigned case - IN THE SUPERIOR COt TAPIR-BARRAZA; VIRIDIANA GIZELLEr .'. -of your, parpntal.rightspr the establish- manager is Crismelda Sanchez and , .- -d.o.b. 01/18/11, Person(s) under 18 merit of a permanent guardianship- maybe reached by telephone at (520) 4+ 10;; ;TPBER31,°20]4 �inn/wtiailyterritorlal.c Septemb8S 2014. By:/s✓SamanthaWhitrnan .0 Par Value. $.00001 . _ 'SIGNATURE: By y checking the box :`s:7 TOWN OFPORO VALLEY Samantha Whfman, Manager „ 9e marked accepC belays. I acknowledge III, The - PUBAISH:The DalyTe"Oulel of : NOTI UBLIC HEARING' - Town Council - under penally perjury that this docu- • October 30, 31, November 3,2014" ment toge't-with any attachments is StatW 6891 N z wmmunrty to a public hearing on,` Town C oundl Inwtes the s NOTICE submitted in compliance with Arizona _ (for pubrx:aficn) law. my [x] I ACCEPT /s/AL GeBe &262014 REQUIRED jX] l am a duly ARTICLES OF ORGANiZATION HAVE " A.A. PQ . . _ com Wednesday, November . 2014 11:80 PM " ; Toarn _Con WPM BEEN FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE 'ARIZONA CORPORATION COMMIS- authorized Officer of the corporation mane filing this doCwnent AZ CORPORATION of eaNr ' pro Valley own 11000 N, Le Canada or. T ` SIGN FOR , COMMISSION FILED SEP 102014 FILE NO. F 1951517-4 -each bile Hearing: A Zoning Code T eirdmeM m the Town of Oro Valley Sngn Code The ` L Name: NOTEGA LLC L-1935655.8 II. The address of the known place of ; PUBLISH: The Da, Territorial OcL 30, 31, Nov.'3,, Code Amendment chon 28.6.8 of the Town of Oro Valley Zoning Code would P businesses located in road co�trucdon areas. (OV714 008). , business is:11161 E. Cane Vaqueros 2014 - LN RA rovtde as speaal sign , r } Tucson AZ 85749 Ill. The name and street address of the NOTICE ' - r ' for () DA 00969 tithe is to attend and will be invited to M agenda for this meet , Pu e` 9ed speak ag rig 11 be made table at least 24 hours prior to the meeting time and. can be viewed at bBmpL • Statutory Agent is. Amber Lea Winter 7650 E. Braadwa 8212 Tucson AZ ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION HAVE y NI AZ 657 Hayes. < For questions and additional Information, please contact Patty Hayes, Senior 85710 B.[X] Management of the limited BEEN FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE `` _ ARIZONA CORPORATION COMMIS ; pUBl1 ; "Act tan Technician at (520) 229 4819 or °havesOorovalevazaov liability company (s reserved tO the -- . SION FOR; _ • 31,' members. The names and addresses of I. Name: BCT INVESTIGATIONS LLC each person who is a member are: Rich- L-19520334 -NOTICE ss TOWN OF ORO VALLEY and Ageton 11161E Cate Vaqueros Tucson AZ 85749 [x] member ILThe address'of fro � place (f o NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING `- Town Council PUBLISH: The Daily Territorial ofwass busir:8862 N. M Tucson AZ 85704 Y P�� BEEN F , Oct 30, 31, Nov.3, 2014; ' If1.The name and street address of the IS p� The Town Councfitnvites the community to a a putiiic hearing on NOTICE Statutory Aged is. Edward Tufty 118862 N. Myrtle Place Tucson AZ 85704 B.[)q _ L Name CONSU Wednesday, Novembe 2014, GPM ellada (for publication Amides of O ) Articles have been filed Management of the lun!ted Oab'fdY • . pans is reserved to the members - • L-1941 Oro Valley Town Nall, 00 N. La Dr - Arimna on October 23, 2014, In the office of the Arizona C°rp°raton Commission The names and addresses of each person -who is a member are: Edward Tufty 11 11. The-Ora,sy b siness ' Ppblic Haadop: A Zoning Code Te endmeM related to driveway separation requirements , for:1. Name: AZ Medical, LLC, Fiie ` W62 N. Myrtle Place Tucson AZ 85704 Tucson -. DLThe in tangerine Road Comdoe r riay.Disfid The proposed Zoning Code Amendment to , the Town Of business in Arizona is: 6760 N Calle Lomita; Tucson, PUBUSH:The Daily Territorial ��O Section 27.10.D.3.fvl:bA of the Town of Oro Valley Zoning Code would allow Fngmeer the d_iscreto moditythsdriveway access requirements based on engineering AZ 85704.3.'Ihename and street address of the sfatdtory agent = . Od'29; 30,31 2014 B•(Xl_ standards and pn lea to ensure sate dm4ng conditions. (pV714 006) are: Mark Rubin; 259 N. Meyer Ave.. - Tucson, AZ 85701 1090 4. Manage NOTICE °Om The meeb o Council Chambers. The ublic is encouraged to attend ' held m the T wn D - _ .. merit of the limited liability cam is vested m a Manager The names (for publication) ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION HAVE person Brown 1 and wit Invited to speak �1n agenda for this meeting will be made available at least 24 and hou riot, to the meeting time and can be viewed at www orovalkwaz eov .for questions and " and addresses of the Mana er and the sole 9 BEEN FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE CORPORATION COMMIS. NIv1880G itional fMonnaton, please contact Michael Spaeth', Senior Planner, at (520) 229-4812 or Member owning a 2D% or more interest, SIONARIZONA SiON FOR • - , PUBUS msnaethh0lcrovallwaz.°ov in the Company are: Laura Reddoch, Manager, 6760 N Calle Lomda,'Tucsori 1. Name: TWISTED KITSCH LLC Oct 29 AZ 85704: Laura Reddoch; Member, 676014. Calla Lomita; Tucson 'AZ, L-1954135.E 11. The addreasof the known place of business is: 394E S'Apadre Well TOWN OF.ORO VALLEY NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CANCELLATION 85704 Dr. Tucson AZ 85730 NOTICE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION PUBLISH: The DailyT-tiOriai Oct 30, 31 Nov 3, 2014 III. The name and street address of the Statutory Agent is: Amy Kent 3946 , ` VALE � N. Grade The Oro Valley planning and Zoning Commission public hearing previously advertised in this _ APPLICATION FOR AUTHORITY TO S.Apache Well Dr. Tucson AZ 85730 85704 A newspaper for Monday. 3, 2014 has been cancelled. The new public hearing date is: TRANSACT OR CONDUCT AFFAIRS IN ARIZONA . [X] Management of the limited liabil' company is reserved to the members to the November Thursday, November 20, 2014, 8:00 PM 1. ENTITY TYPE [Xj FOR -PROFIT CORPORATION The names and addresses of each • person who is a member are: Amy Kent of file: TH EO JUNE Oro Vali Council Chambers ell 11000 N Le Canada Drive 2. NAME IN STATE OR COUNTRYApache OF 394E S Well Dr. Tucson AZ 85730 [xj member Sandra Crosby 9134 O C D N Oro Valley, Arimna INCORPORATION (FOREIGN NAME) ' WEEWORK FOR GOOD INC ' Rockingham Dr, Peyton CO 80831, [x] NOTICE Janis The public is encouraged to attend and will be invited to speak An agenda for this meeting 3. NAME TO BE USED 1N ARIZONA member ," e - PUBLISH: The Daily Territorial and Trustees will be made available at least 24 hours prior to the meeting time and tech be viewed at ImIOB ormia pz.gov. For questions and additional information, please contact Chad Daines at (520) (ENTITY NAMiE) 3.1 P(I Name Instate or country of incorporation, with no .: Oct. 29, 30, 31, 2014 _ June 10, Novo 229-M or rdalnes0lorovallevaz.aov. .. : 4. FOREIGN DOMICILE Delaware ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION' NOTICE (for publication)' ' �� a Present Y 5. DATE OF. INCORPORATION IN FOREIGN DOMICILE 07-23-2D14 ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION HAVE BEEN FILED IN THE OFFICE OFTHE after the th Notice TOWN OF ORO VALLEY - NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ,. 6-7. WA 8, CHARACTER OF BUSINESS Retail ARIZONA CORPORATION - -cl COMMISSION FOR delivering: PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION 9. PRINCIPAL OFFICE ADDRESS - FOREIGN DOMICILE STREET 1. Name: PECK-. ROTHMAN, LLC of The Planning and Zoning Commission invites the community to attend a public hearing on: - ADDRESS 1209 ORANGE ST WILM- INGTON DE 19Wl ' L-1954491-1 11. The address of the known place of or their all above' Thursday, Nommber 20,2614, 6:06 PM 10. ARIZONA KNOWN PLACE OF'- business is:1032 N SIMMONS ST, TUOSON,'AZ85719' - Mark J. V TINE, P.C. Oro Valley Council Chambers , 11000 N La Canada, Drive' BUSINESS ADDRESS; Amy GTuc 13430 E.CaminoLa Cebadilla Tucson ' . III. The name and sheet address of the Statutory Agent is: T TODD ROTHMAN, Trust Novembe Oro Valley Arizona _ • - • - � . ; AZ 85749 11. STATUTORY AGENT IN ARIZONA 1032 N SIMMONS ST. TUCSON, AZ 85719 PUBLISH. Oct.24 31 "Amendment Public Hearing:1a Ch°lia Boulevard and Naranjo Drive Southwest Major General Plan , FROM Rural Low Density Residential (0-0.3 homes/acre), Low Density Residential 11.1 REQUIRED C T Co Road uxt Sys hem 2390 E. Carr Road Phoenbk '_ B. [X] Management of the funfted liability(0.4 to 12 homestacre). Medium Density Residential (7-1-5.0 homes/acre), Neighborhood AZ 65016 " company is reserved to the members. Commerdal/Office, Public&mi Public,. Open Space and Significant Resource Area TO Master - . , . 12. DIRECTORS Amy Geile 13430 E. Theme and addresses of each . 1-: Planned Community comprised of sin le farm residential, mule -}amity residential, neighbor . ' Camino La Cebadifla Tucson AZ I35749 person who is a are: T TQDD NING hood commercial office, professional and medical office, senior living uses, Casas Church Kristen Utte01416 N. Smokes Tucsai ROTHMAN, � N FASEO DE LOS RANCHEROS, TUCSON. AZ 85745 x [) IN STF = � expansion and open space for 202 acres located on the, west side of La Cholla Bouievard, be- . Naranjo Drive and Lambert Lane. The applicant also proposes deletion of the Significant g AZ t15749 Kerrt Agee 777 E: 77 E.' Main Street Westfield IN 46074 member LANNY PECK, 432p N PASEO LOS RANCHEROS, TUCSON, AZ IN ' In tween Resource Area and adoption of Special Area Policies related to the Master Planned Community.; 13: OFFICERS,Amy GeBe 13430E Camino Le Cebadilla Tucson AZ 85749 �� xDE IM (OVi114-002). s ' ,' Officer Tdfe: VP/CFO Kristen Litelf 1416 PUBLISH: ' October 29, 30, 31, 2014 unCHRII un No1 Public Hearing. La Cholla Boulevard and Naranjo Drive Northwest Major General Plan N: Smokey Springs Tucson AZ 85749 • DCO ' ' Amendment FROM Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homes/acre) and Significant Resource Officer Title: President/CEO Kern Agee 777 E. Main Street Westfield IN 46074 ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION Area TO Master Planned Community comprised of neighborhood commercial office and/or medium density residential for 8 acres located at the northwest carrier of La ChoOa Boulevard _ Officer Title: SECRETARY ' NOTICE for ( publication) S OF ORGANIZATION HAVE BEEN FILED py Ket) ' and Naranjo Dme. Jhe appliprd also pioposes deletion of the Significant Resource Area and. . 14. FOR-PROFlTS ONLY -SHARES IN THE OFFICE OF THE TO:adoption of Special Area Policies related to the Master Planned Community. (OV1114 003) AUTHORIZED Class Common Stock n Series: N/ATota1:10,000,000 Par Value: ,. SIGN P R�RPORATION COMMIS "00001 Thepublicis encouraged to attendand will be invitedto speak An agenda forthis meeti15. ' 1• Name: INDULGING LINENS By h 1.Twill be made available at least 24 hours prior to the meeting timeand can be viewed at 9m' FOR -PROFITS ONLY SHARES IS SUED Class: Common Series NA Total: RAQ C business (DC °� °o'For questions andadditional information, pleasecordact Chad Dairies ai (520) address the known thro229r4896 or cdafnesCorovallevazoov." • 16 4 NOVEMBER 4, 2014 www.dailyterritorial.com F ` 'and educational purposes- ' ed qualifications and method[ of the Arizona Revised Statues, and (a) To assist in the creation of a positive ` of the Directors shall be agile 48 of the Rules of Procedure for environments and opportunities for un- tare Bylaws.' t Juvenile Court _ derprivileged or disadvantaged children Section 2- The names anTThe Court has set a Publication and their families through aviation and of the four (4) Directors cokaring on the 19th day of December, related activities. initial Board of Directors ap14 at 9`:00 a.m. at the Pima County (b) To contribute to the well being of drews, President PO Box 4Perior Court, 2225 East Ajo Way, children and their families in Arizona ' , AZ 85726 Robert Medler, jcson, Arizona 85713, before Judge by$lsing aviation as a tool to teach 4221 N. Rio Cancion_#94Ittlewell for the purpose of determining self confidence and to set and attain 85718 Robert Ramirez, Tr ether any parent or guardian named individual goals Vantage West Credit Uniogrein is contesting the allegations in (c) To provide assistance and social Arcadia Avenue Tucson Are Petition. services to members of the Air National : JoeyA._Ftynn, Secretary 7You and your child are entitled to have Guard and their families. di Buona Fortuna Tucson /) attorney present at the hearing: You ' (d) To contribute to the well being of the " ARTICLE VII Officers The jay hire your own attorney or, if you general public by educating the public ,: b fits d ' from aviation in' the Corporation shall cons]rnot afford an attorney and want to be , one or moreYce-Chairs ey (e) To promote the forgoing purposes Board of Directors may fro[you have a right to appear as a party , - by providing support, services, and elect Any Officers may be,this proceeding. You are advised that charitable and educational support via and may be held by one arur failure to personally appear in court other nonprofit organizations.' ARTICLE III Character of Affairs The person where duties of sucthe initial hearing, pretrial conference, are not inconsistent. The *ement conference or dependency character of the business that the be selected and serve adjudication, without good cause shown, Corporation initially intends to conduct corporation's Bylaws.; ' ay result in a finding that you have in this State is to take all such actions as. - ARTICLE VII Incorporator lived your legal rights and have - may be appropriate to accomplish the Fighter Wing Guardian An�Tnitted the allegations in the Petition, _ _ purposes set forth above. incorporator is 162nd Fighfaddition, if you fail to appear, without ARTICLE IV Activities and Restrictions Guardians (ACC No. 0528jod cause, the hearing may go forward Section 1. No dividends, liquidating _ ARTICLE XI StatutoryAgeyour absence and may result in an dividends, or distributions shall be "` and address of the Corpor$udication of dependency, termination ' declared or paid by the Corporation to "- ` any private individual, Officer, or Director _' ' tory agent is,: 'Robert Ramr our parental rights or the establish- _ Arcadia Avenue Tucson=Ar)nt of a permanent guardianship of 2 a -,Corporation., ARTICLE IX Known Place $ed upon the record and the evidence Section 2. No part of the activities of the The Corporation will cond4sented to the Court, as well as an Corporation shall consist of carrying on : primarily in Tucson and So erof paternity, custody, or change propaganda or otherwise attempting to zone. Its Statutory Agent's ustody in a consolidated family law, influence legislation. The Corporation . _: serve as the corporation's {tter and an order for child support if shall neither participate in, nor intervene ARTICLE X Conduct of Butemity has been established. ' in, any political campaign on behalf of. : Dissolution The conduct ofjf you are receiving this Noticeby (or in opposition to) any candidate for, _ - tion shall be controlled by tblicetion, you may obtain a copy public office, including publishing or ,. which shall be formulated qhe Dependency Petition, Notice distribution of any statements.: by the Board of Directors, i}iearing; and Temporary Order by .. : Section 3- No part of the net earnings or with the law of the State of timitting a written request to: RANDI net income of the Corporation shall inure ARTICLE XII Dgector Liabil LEXANDER, Office of the Attorney.- to the benefit of any private individual r personal liability of the Dirqneral, 3939 South Park Avenue, Suite or officer or Director of the Corporation; ; Corporation to the Corporeb, Tucson, Arizona 85714. The as - provided, however,. that such a person, - members for monetary darned case manager is Melissa Perez - may receive reasonable compensa-.. -: breach of fiduciary duty as 4 may be reached by telephone at tion for personal services rendered, shall be limited or eliminat 740-1882. , or reimbursement for reasonable , vided by law. equests for reasonable.accom- expenses incurred, which are necessary IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 9dation for persons with disabilities11 to carry out the exempt purposes of the - the corporation have hereu]st be made to the court by parties at. Corporation. _ .. , hands on this 26th day of Jet three working days in advance of a Section 4. Notwithstanding any other.. /s/ Brian Andrews, as Presyeduled court proceeding and can be - provisions of these Articles of Incorpora- behalf of the 162nd Fighte fde by calling (520) 740 2000. tion, The Corporation shall not carryon ' Guardians ,TED this _ day of October, 2014. Guardians follow court procedures. admitted the allegations in the petition. any activities not permitted to be carried STATE OF ARIZONA CouriOMAS C. HORNE Attorney General ESTE ES, UN AVISO LEGAL SUS Iq addition, if you fail to personally ap- pn ry a Corporation Exempt from federal )))ss. jNDI E. ALEXANDER Assistant At- . DERECHOS PODRIAN VERSE pear in court without good cause shown, income tax under I.R.C. Section 501(c) Subscribed and sworn bef0hey General AFECTADOS, ' the hearings may go forward in your (3) or by a Corporation or by a Corpora- 26th day of June, 2014 by EBLISH: The Daily Territorial PUBLISH: The Daily Territorial ,' absence and may result in a termination tion contributions to which are deduct- - draws. /s/ Notary Public My'r, 4, 12; 18, 25, 2014 = Nov. 3, 4,5, 2014 -of your parental rights based upon the ible under I.R.C. Section 170(c)(2). Expires 09/01/2015 DEBRA record and the evidence presented to Section 5-The income of the Corpora- Notary Public Arizona P"TICE OF HEARING NOTICE OF HEARING, the court. tion shall be distributed at such time - My Commission Expires Sete L Davis 215 E. Sunburst Cic : - Marius Joseph Oiegar 1001 S. Samoff A request for reasonable accommocia- and in such manner as not to subject 2015 AZ CORPORATION on AZ 85704 Dr. Tucson AZ 85710 "' lion for persons with disabilities must it to tax under I.R.C. Section 4942 and SION FILED OCT 07 2014 ZONA SUPERIOR COURT, PIMA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE be made to the Court by parties at least the Corporation shall not engage in _ ] 947546-6 . ; I NTY STATE OF ARIZONA IN AND FOR THE three (3) working days in advance of a _ any act of self -dealing, or retain any PUBLISH: The Daily Territo a Matter of the Guardianship of COUNTY OF PIMA JUVENILE COURT scheduled court proceeding and can be.. excess business holdings; or make any ; Nov. 3, 4, 5, 2014 ;ten Jayke Ryan Hodges Oct. I S. In the Matter of Marius Mircea Oiegar made by calling (520) 740-2900 taxable expenditures as defined in I.R.C. "; Minor(s) Case No: GC20140499 4/6104 Marcos Alex Ortiz Oiegar $/12/06 _TONI L HELLON, Clerk ]at MaryErvin ` Sections 4941(c), 4943(c) and 4945(d), ARTICLES OF AMENDMEtrICE OF HEARING David R.Osta- Emanuel Noah Oiegar 1/26108 Case • : DeputyClerk respectively, or make any investments NONPROFIT CORPORATI( Judge/Commissioner Number, S20140298 AMENDED CITA-: GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL. , in such manner as to subject it to tax 1. ENTITY NAME SouthernTlCE IS GIVEN that the Court will ', TION NOTICE OF HEARING ' this-21st day of OcL 2014 SUPERIOR under I.R.C. Section 4944; ormake Minuteman Committee, Incrsider the guardianship of Tnsten ' .i TO: Marisol Ortiz ; COURT.SEAL any indemnification which would give .: , 2. ACC FILE NUMBER:05 RYan Hodges bnDecember 1, • :The Petitioner has filed a Petition to PUBLISH: The Daily Terrtorial rise to a penalty excise tax under I.R.C. 3. Date the attached amen 4 at the hour of 10.30 o clock, at '.- Terminate Parent -Child Relationship in. CL 28, Nov. 4,10, 18. 2014 Chapter 42. - adopted.10125/13 , , - "pima County Court Building, 110 • = r . the abov"ritifled cause requesting the ARTICLE V Members This corporation : 4. Check 4.1 or 42, or both Congress, 7Lcson, Arizona. DATED. court to terminate your parental rights to _ NOTICE OF HEARING shall not have members as defined in. _ Amendment was duly adopit.'11, 20141s/ Pettioner the above named child(ren), pursuant to Tina Zanola, 18410 S. Camino Chuboso, ' A.R.S. Section 10-3140(35) and the the Members. U ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR PRO-'' A.R.S. § 8-533 as amended. Vail, AZ 85641, Petitioner(s) in pro per power, authority and right to vote for SIGNATURE: By checking ItTING YOUR INTERESTS.' YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an SUPERIOR COURT OF ARIZONA, '. the election of Directors or officers of - marked'[ accept' below, I aii matter may not be independently initial hearing on the Petition is set for COUNTY OF Pima the Corporation shall vest in the Board . under penalty of perjury tha6tigated or verged by the court. If Dec. 11th,2014at 10:30 am., in the ; In re the Name Change of Hudson 'David of Directors. The Board of Directors - ment together with any attar object to any part of the petition, courtroom of this Court located at 2225'_ Wekesa, Petitioners CASE NO.. , may, however, designate supporters of , submitted in compliance will file a written objection with , East Ajo Way, Tucson; Arizona before ` C20145378 NOTICE OF, HEARING ON ' the Corporation or others by use of the law. [x] I ACCEPT /s/ Joey court describ rig the legal basis for the Honorable USA ABRAMS. PETITION FOR CHANGE OF NAME . _ term "members', without such persons - 9117/14 REQUIRED [XI I arrr objection. Failure to file a written You may appear at the hearing and be TO: David Sonny Wekesa having the rigid to vote for the election authorized Orof the ceian may jeopardize your interests. represented by counsel. The Court will PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the. of a Director officers or without other filing this document. AZ CO out your written objection, you appoint counsel upon a showing of lack undersigned petjtioner(s) has (have) r power or authority. d expect.the requested relief will COMMISSION FILED OCTt1rn of financial abil ty to retain your own jointly petitioned this Court pursuant to ARTICLE VI Board of Directors Section, FILE NO.0528209 0 anted.Iyou question any other counsel. " A.R.S.12-601 and 12-602 to change the 1.The affairs of the Corporation shal . PUBLISH:The Daily Terloof the fiduciary, file an appropriate You are hereby advised that your failure names of the above named jointpetition- be managed by its Board of Directors, Nov.3,4,5,2014 petition or motion with the court to personalty appear in court at the _ers to: Hudson David Zanola- whichshall consist of such number of ' is a legal matter- If you have ques- _ initial hearing, the pre-trial conference, Objections to the requested Change - persons as shall be fixed by the Bylaws ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATa, seek legal advice from an attorney. . ; the status conference or the termination of Name must be made with the above from time to time, but shall not be less. NOTICE (for publication) ?have the to represent yourself. adjudication hearing without good cause named .Court on or before the hearing ; than the number of Directors required -rigid ARTICLES OF ORGANIZAT, represent yourself, you must cor-- Shown may result in a finding that you ' - - scheduled for 10:30 a-m-, Wednesday, by the ANCA. The terms of office, _ BEEN FILED IN THE OFFIC have waived your legal rights and have the 26th day of November, 2014 before 10 ; NOVEMBER"12, 2014 vvvv*Aailyterritorial.com 956391-6 - - 'he address of the known place of 5/27/2010 4. DATE ON WHICH DISSOLUTION" against the estate are require ant their claims within four (4) at the initial hearing, pretrial conference, - status conference ordependency,aushown, Juvenile Court. , ilness is: 2954 N. Campbell Ave. #324 WAS AUTHORIZED:7/1/2014 , - after the date of the first publi or may cation, without good cause shown, may 2, The Court has set a Publication Hear - ing for the 14th day of January, 2015, at son AZ 85719 fie name and street address of the - 5. TAX CLEARANCE CERTIFICATE (Certificate of Compliance) 5.1 [x] This this notice the claims will barred. Claims must be prose f ` a result in a finding that you have waived , your legal rights and have admitted the ` 8:45 am;', to be held at the Pima Supe- tutory Agent is: Jon Gettel 3460 N. dissolution WILL require a Certificate of delivering or mailing a written rt, - allegations in the Petition. In addition, if rwr Court at 2225 E A'o Wa I y, Tucson, 'Arizona 85713; before the Honorable rtin Ave. Tucson AZ 85719.B.[X] Man- anent of the limited liability company Compliance from the Arizona Depart- ment of Revenue because either the for- of the claim to the Personal R five at Kathleen Rice cJo Tra you fail to appear, without good cause, Jennifer P. Langford for the u 9f purpose aserved to the members. The names profit corporation has commenced busi- e Farhang & Medcoff 4801 E. B ing the hearing may go forward in your absence and may result in an adjud ca- of determining whether rent or 9 any, nt guardian named herein is contesting the 9 9 1 addresses of each person who is a tress or issued shares, or the nonprofit Suite 311 Tucson AZ 85711 lion of dependency, termination of your allegations in the Petition. mber are- Jon Gettel 3460 N. Martin i Tucson AZ 85719 [x] member corporation has commenced activities, . has members, or has members entitled DATED this 6th day of Octobe /s/ Traci M. Smith, Esq. Atto parental rights, or the establishment of 3. You and your children are entitled to . BUSH: The Daily Territorial . . to vote on dissolution. Personal Representative o a permanent guardianship based upon the record and the evidence presented have an attorney present at the hearing. You may hire your own attorney or, tt you c 10; 12,13, 2014 ; 6. FOR-PROER.CORPORATIONS -_ THAT CHECKED NUMBER 5.1 [x] PUBLISH: The Daily Territorial Nov.12, 19, 26, 2014 9• to the Court, as well as an order of cannot afford an attorney and want to be TICE _ Approved by incorporators of board of you paternity, custody, or change of custody represented by an attorney, one may be publication) d rectors without shareholder action,'and NOTICE TO CREDTORS P. be in a, consolidated family law matter and ., be order for child support if paternity has ._ appointed by the Court 4. You have a right to appear as party TICLES OF ORGANIZATION HAVE �N FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE shareholder approval, was not required or no shares have been issued " , VALENTINE & VALENTINE, N. Oracle Road Suite 145 Tu been established. m this proceeding. You are advised that a IZONA CORPORATION COMMIS- SIGNATURE: By checking the box _ 85704 Attorneys forSuccesse at S. ff you are receiving this Notice by publication, you may obtain a copy the our failure to personally appear in court Y P Y PPe the initial hearing, pretrial conference, IN FOR.. 26 E SPEEDWAY LLG -, marked'I accept" below, I acknowledge under penalty of perjury that this docu- Mark J. Valentine, Fsq: In the Matter of the Trust Admi urt ri Dependency Petition, Notice of Nearing, , , st status conference or dependency adjudi- 96181 961818 8 ment together with any attachments is of the: RONALD J. FAIRFIELD e, di and Temporary Order by submitting a written request Amy Chapman, Office cation, without good cause shown, may 9 Y result in a finding that you have waived he address of the known place of dress is: 2502 N. ts[ Ave. Tucson submitted in compliance with Arizona law.11 I Chris Zimmermann ING TRUST, dated April 14, NOTICE TO CREDITORS (Fo G of the Attorney General, 3939 South ' y our legal rights and have admitted the _ 85719 ,-, . _..; .. 9/1tY14 REQUIRED [XJ I am either a REQUIRED lion) - a Park Avenue, Suite 180, Tucson, Arizona 85714. The assigned case manager ,.. 9 . allegations in the Petition.. In addition, 'd You fail to appear, without good cause, the name and street address of the tutory Agent is: James R McLain Jr. duty -authorized Officer or the Chair- man of the Board of Directors of the. NOTICE IS GIVEN that d Hayes is the Successor Trust - Sanchez and maybe r the hearing rtia o forward in o 9 Y 9 your r2 N,1 st Ave. Tucson AZ ti5719 B.[X] corporation Ronald J. Fairfield, Jr., Living T ached y t reached by telephone at 740 1882. 6. Requests for reasonable accom- fence and may result in an ad udica- Y 1 lion of de nde termination of our Pe ort. your n is rose t of the limited liability corn- ry is reserved to the members. The PUBLISH: The Daily Territorial Nov. 7, 1 D, 12, 2014 dated April 14, 2014: All perso claims against the Trust are modation for persons with disabilities parental rights, or the establishment of P nes and addresses of each person . , present their claims within four first must be made to the court by parties at least three working days in advance of a . ;.a permanent guardianship based upon the record and the evidence presented [s a member are: James R McLain 2502 N.1 st Ave. Tucson AZ 85719 NOTICE" . ,. (for publication) after the date of the publ' this Notice or the claims will be scheduled court proceeding and can be to the Court, as well as an order of pember Brandy McLain 2502 N. 1st ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION HAVE barred. Claims. must be presen he made by calling 520-724-2900. 7. You have the right to make a request paternity, custody; or change of custody 9 odY In a consolidated family law matter and N L Tucson AZ 85719 [x] member BUSH:The DaityTerritorial BEEN FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE _ ARIZONA CORPORATION COMMIS- delivering or mailing a written of the calm to the appropriate or motion prior to any hearing that the an order for child support 'd paternity has PPo Pate tY t 10, 12, 13, 2014 ` SION FOR. or their attorney at the address hearing be closed to the public. DATED this 6th day of November, 2014. been established. 5. If you are receiving this Notice by Timm OF ORGANIZATION 1, Name: BCT FARMING LLC L-1953033-8 above, DATED: October 30, 2614 /at THOMAS C. HORNE Attorney General _ ' . P YW Y of the publication, may obtain a copy TICE (for publication) IL The address of the known place Valentine VALENTINE & V AMY S. CHAPMAN Assistant Attorney General Dependency petition, Notice"of Hearing, TICLES OF ORGANIZATION HAVE of business is: 8862 N. Myrtle Place P.C. Attorney for the Successor J. . , PUBLISH: The Daily Territorial and Temporary Order by submitting a written request to: Julie M. Levitt-Guren, EN FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE IZONA CORPORATION - � Tucson AZ 85704 111. The name and street address of the of the Ronald Fairfield, Jr.,, e Trust, dated April 14, 2014. Nova 12, 19, 26, Dec. 3; 2014 Office of the Attorney General, 3939 S. �' MMISSION FOR Statutory Agent is Edward Tuffly II 8862 PUBLISH: The Daily Territorial NOTICE OF HEARING. Park Avenue, Suite 180. Tucson, Arizona 85714.The assigned case manager is g 9e arse: JRC TAX & ACCOUNTING, N. Myrtle Place Tucson AZ 85704 B.[X] November 5, 12, 19, 2014 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE John Wieland and may be reached Y by 3 L-1962300-9 he address of the known place of Management of the Limited liability corn- parry is reserved to the members. The NOTICE TO CREDITORS t : a ,STATE OF ARIZONA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF PIMA telephone at (520) 887-7577, dness is: 6075 E GRANT RD, names and addresses of each person Ines H. Magallanes Representi In the.Matter of: BEDELL, ALYCEA MA- 6. Requests for reasonable accom- modation for persons with disabilities CSON, AZ 85712 fie name and street address of the who is a member, are: Edward Tutfly If 8862 N. Myrtle Place Tucson AZ 85704 Self ARIZONA SUPERIOR COURT FIE d.o.b.10/29/02 MANESS-BEDELL; TYLER CRAIG Person(s) must be made to the court by parties at tutory Agent is: JOHN R [x] member Cori L-TufOy 8862 N. Myrtle COUNTY. _ ' under years of age. No. ofd.age. . No. J12 least three working days in advance b a scheduled court proceeding and can be AWFORD, 6075 E GRANT RD, ^SON, Place Tucson AZ 85704 [x] member In the Matter of the Estate of: T 'S NOTICE OFIRSTAMENDED"A made calk 520 7402000. � � ( ) AZ 85712 - XJ Management of the limited liability PUBLISH: The DaityTerritorial Nov. 7, 10, 12, 2014 . Dodds Date of Birth: 06/24/26 NO. P620130083 NOTICE TO HEARING OF PUBLICATION HEARING ON DE- 7.You have the right to make a request 9 fell npany is reserved to the members. TORS (For Publication) . , PENDENCY PETITION The Honorable Jennifer P. Langford or motion prior to any hearing that the r names and addresses of each NOTICE NOTICE IS GIVEN that Ines H. TO: Mark Sherte11. parent of the above- -' hearing be dosed to the public. DATED this 3rd day of November, 2014. y son who is a member are: JOHN :RAWFORD, 6075 E GRANT RD, (for publication) ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION HAVE Magallanes has been Personal Representative of this named children. 1. The Department of Child Safety (DCS . THOMAS C. HORNE Attorney General ;SON, AZ 85712 [x] member. . BEEN FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE All persons having claims agai or or the Department) has filed a Depen- JULIE M. LEVITi GUREN Assistant Attorney General #4206436 BUSH:The Daily Territorial ARIZONA CORPORATION COMMIS- estate are required to present . dency Petition pursuant to Title 8, of the PUBLISH: The Dal Territorial rember 7,10, 12, 2014 SION FOR 1. Name: STEPHEN NJOROGE PLLC claims within four (4) months aft date of the first publication of th' Arizona Revised Statues, and Rule 48 of ' Nov. 5, 12,19. 26, 2014 TICLES OF ORGANIZATION - P-1956401-2 . .: or the claims will be forever barr the Arizona Rules of Procedure for the TICE (for publication) II.The address of the known place of Claims must be presented byck" TICLES OF ORGANIZATION HAVE. business is: 4611 E.Camino Do Oro or mailing a written statement of '- EN FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE Tucson AZ 85718 claim to the Personal Represent VONA CORPORATION III. The name and street address of the or his/her attorney at the addres _ MMISSION FOR Statutory Agent is:Sfephen Njoroge, .. below. DATED: 10=14 /s/ ame: GETER DONE ORGANIZE 4611 E. Camino De Oro Tucson AZ Representative PO Box 84 Sah D DESIGN LLC L-1943321-8 85718 B.[X] Management of the limited AZ 85629 he address of the known business liability company is reserved to the PUBLISH. The Daily Territorial 3496 W WENDEN WY, TUCSON, members. The names and addresses Oct 28, Nov 4,12, 2014 85743 of each person who is a member are: the name and street address of - Stephen Njoroge 4611 E. Camino De Hearing Notices tutory Agent is: SHAWNA M Oro Tucson AZ 85718 [x] member, EVES; 6496 W WENDEN WY, TUG PUBLISH: The Daily Territorial NOTICE OF HEARING : N, AZ 85743 Nov 7. 10, 12, 2014 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF X] Managment of the funned liability STATE OF ARIZONA npany is vested in a manager or Creditor Notices . IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF nagers. The names and addresses In the matter of. TRAN, VIVIANA Loch person who is a manager AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS MARICELA d.o b. 04/16/2DOB TR h member who owns a twenty FARHANG & MEDCOFF 4801 E. YAMILEY ARIANNA d.o b. f rent or greater, interest in the capital Broadway Boulevard, Suite 311 Tucson', AGUILAR, ANTONIO, JR. d.oJx Irofrts of the limited liability company Arizona 85711 T.520JW 5433 F.: OW1612012 Person(s) under 18 • SHAWNA M REEVES, 6496 W . NDEN WY, TUCSON, AZ 65743 [XI 520.790.5736 Traci M. Smith Attorney . s age. No. JD204620 DCS'S NOTI eager. MATTHEW D REEVES, 6496 for Kathleen Rice, Personal Repro- sanba ive PUBLICATION HEARING ON FOR TERMINATION OF PAREN AIENDEN WY, TUCSON. AZ 85743 . IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE CHILD RELATIONSHIP Member. STATE OF ARIZONA IN AND FOR THE Catherine M. Woods) ' The Daily Territorial COUNTY OF PIMA .. TO: JOHN DOE, a fictitious name embe r 7,10,12 2014 rerrbe In the Matter of the Estate of: PA- ant of VIVUWA MALUCELA TRAb MELA SIMONSEN Deceased. NO.,- 1. The Department of Child SafetI TICLES OF DISSOLUTIONSOLUTION P820141163 NOTICE TO CREDITORS' or fhe Deparbmerd). by and TITLES NAME Cfdro , . (For Publication) - undersigned counseL has Na;d a _ rbo Notice is given that Kathleen Rice VMS Mohan forTemiination of Parent iCC FILE NUMBER: 16054552 Peal papresargalive of Reletioealtip imderTdle 8, of the IATE OF INCORPORATION ; uNe estate. AN persons having ckinns Revised Statutes and Rule Be d . NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TOWN COUNCIL The Town Council invites the community to attend a public hearing on: December 10, 2014, 5 PI11' Oro Valley Council Chambers 11000 N La Canada Drive Oro Valley, Arizona PrrbffC Hearing: Ls Cholla Boulevard and Naranja Drive Southwest Major General Plan Amendment FROM Rural Low Density Residential (0-0.3 homes/acre), Low Density Residen-, - tial (0.4 to 12 homestacre), Medium Density Residential (21-5.0 homes/acre); Neighborhood Commercial/Office, Pubtic/Semi Public, Open Space and Significant Resource Area TO Master Planned Community comprised of low density residential, medium density residential, high density residential, neighborhood commercial office, senior care uses, and open space for 202 acres located on the west side of La Cholla Boulevard, between Naranja Drive and . Lambert Lane. The applicant also proposes deletion of the Significant Resource Area and " adoption of Special Area Policies related to the Master Planned Community. (OV1114-002). Public Hearing: La Cholla Boulevard and Nana& Drina Nodhweit Major General- Plan Amendment FROM Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homes/acre) and Significant ' Resource Area TO Master Planned Community comprised of neighborhood commercial office and/or medium density residential for 8 acres located at the nortftwest corner of La Cholla Boulevard and Naranja Drive. The applicant also proposes deletion of the Significant Resource Area and adoption of Special Area Polities related to the Master Planned Community. (OV1114.003). The public Is encouraged to attend and will be Invited to speak An agenda for this meeting will be made available at kart 24 hours prior to the meeting time and can be viewed at m miIL . l7rovallevai p01G For questions and additional Information, please contact Chad Daines at (520) 224d896 or cdaines0provallevu 12 ": 'NOVEMBER 19�2014 - iniww,dailyte�ritorieLcom adopted: 01/01/2014 - 4. Check or 4.2; or both also The names and addresses of each - 85710 14 ' trig on the 6th day of January, 2015 at NOTICE OF HEARING r, `IN ohe , 4.3 if appix able. c person who is a member are: , -'_ 14, F Pub: 10,30 am. at the Pima County Superior: ` THE SUPERIOR COURT.- 4.1 [x] The Amendmentwas d ad my FAANGISCO J VALENZUELA 6032 S S SWEET BIRCH LN, TUCSON, AZ . pU7H : 75, F Court, 2225 East Ajo Way, Tucson, ` grizona'85713, before Jud a Griffin for g OF THESTATE OFARIZONA'; 1N AND FOR THE COUNTY PIMA opted by act of the Board of Directors 42 (x] The Amendment was duly 85747 [x] member. PUBLISH: The - 15. F of the the purpose of determining whether any of ` named OF In_the matter of Dl1ARTE, - In the m tt f. DUARTE. adopted by act of the Members. AND if - applicable Daily Territorial November 17,18, 19, 2014 ISSU r Par ns having r parent or guardian herein s con testing the allegations in the :Petition. ;. A d.o b. 07/27/99, ISER, DAMION CAW, 4.3 [x] The Amendment was approved by the person or persons required ;:, ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION ` ', SIG sired to" months 2You and your child are entitled to have" an attorney present at the hearing You d ati.05J03/Ot " ` Persons) under; l8 years of age ; by the Amides of loco ' Incorporation. A copy of the corporations amend- -NOTICE (for publication) ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION HAVE of •"„ •. -meta four • .. may hire your_own attorney or, it u . you cannot afford an attorney and want to be No: JO20140785 DCS'S NOTICE OF PUBLICATION merit must be attached to these Articles. • BEEN FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE . ARIZONA CORPORAT�N - Is s ted by statement represented by an attorney, one may be appointed by the Court. ,HEARING ON DEPENDENCY ' PETITION SIGNATURE: ey checking the box marked 7 accepr below, I aemowledye COMMISSION FOR zone 09/1 Trustee 3 You have a right to appear as a party Honorable Jennifer P. Of Pndar penalty of Perjury that this docu merit f. Name: CHRISTOPHER J WENNER, PHD PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES listed filing m this proceeding• You are advised that - your failure to personally appear in court -K TO: Lionel Duarte and James°Kwenser, t parents of the above -named together with any attacltmerjts s lit r Arizona submitted in comACCEPT law.1/1 : PLLC P,-t953656 0 ` ; ; II The address of the known place of �M Mark J. : Fg E NE, ' at the initial hearing, pretrial conference, setHemerd conference or dependency ` children. .. yT pe�� 6f mild sty (DGS or this Departrnent); by through I ACCEPT /s/ Mark C: Higgus Mark t)7/Ot/14 ' 7- business is: 2230 SPEEDWAY BLVD, ' : ' PU r Trustee adjudication. without good cause shown, and undersigned counsel, furs fled a REQUIRED - [x] I am a duly authorized STE 120, TUCSON, AZ 85719 III. The name and street address the Nov. Living . may result in a finding that you have waived your legal rights and have �Pan�fwy Petition pursuantto Officer of the co rporetion filing this document, 5 ", ° of Statutory Agent is: CHRISTOPHER J • - I admitted the allegations in the petition.Rule,48 ` 8, of the Arizona Revised Statues and d Slat es. an of the Rules of Procedure for • : n < ,_ ; PUBLISH: The Doi Territorial ly WENNER. PHD,.1016 E CHAUNCEY. , In addibon.if y6u fail"to rwtthout ' the Juvenile Court "' November 18,19, 20, 2014 ; ,• ' � LN, TUCSON, AZ 85719 ; ,A Pq Managment of the fimited liability'' NOTI -, " ' . -, ', good cause, the hearing may go forward ° � your absence and may result kn an ., , 1. The Court has'set a Publication hear-` : , . on the 30th of March, 2015 at , company is vested in a manager or ARTICLES OF ORGA IZATION managers, The names and addresses, . NOTICE for ( For adjudication of dependency, termination of your parental rights or the establish - 4:00 p.m, at the a County Superior Court,'2225East AjoWay,Tucson, publication) ) ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION HAVE BEEN FILED IN THE OFFICE OFTHE of each person" is a manager AND `' each member who owns a twenty_. 'PIT! • T esJDonald ` mmenntt of a permanent guardianship ' upon the record arui the evidence " Arizona 85713, before Honorable , Jennifer P. Langford for the*rpose + ARIZONA CORPORATION percent or greater interest iri the capital or profits of the limited liability company ? Tel Presented to the Court, as well as an order of paternity, custody' or change of deterinining whether arty parent or ; • COMMISSION FOR •<, I: Name: THE DANIEL GROUP are: CHRISTOPHER J WENNER PHD,o Morales, of custody in a consolidated family law guardian named herein is contesting the 9 allegations In the Petition. ' LLC L-1962979-6 i •. 1 +: ' 1016 E CHAUNCEY LN TUCSON, AZ =85719 [XI Manager Pq Member. •"292-2500 PI d. Suite ) matter and an order for child support it paternity has been established 2.You and your children are entitled to , 11. The address of the known lace of P business is: 15990 S RANCHO.': PUBLISH:The Dail leant- - y in- P Law- 4.If you are�receiving this Notice by have an attorney present at the hearing. You mayire your own attorney or, if you - BLVD, STE 150 12, SA HUARI November l7 18,19, 2014 ;ARTICLES NO. to Bar Ern publication, you may obtain a copy of the Dependency Petition, Notice of Hearing,,represented - cannot afford an attorney and want t be - `one A, A IiUARRA,'AZ 85629' III. The name and street address of the OF ORGANIZATION N com;'At by an attorney, maybe _. and Temporary Order by submitting a toted the Court ' Statutory Agent D, BUSINESS FILINGS NOTICE for publication)(For ARTICLES OFF ORGANIZATION HAVE Superior+ In And written request to: HELENA S. SEY MOOR, Office of Me Attorney General, • tnave a night to appear as $party , this INCORPORATED, 239D E t , . ; ; CAMELBACK RD, PHOENIX, AZ 85016 ' BEEN FILED IN THE OFFICE OFTHE " h has the Matter of i . " ; . 3939 South Park Avenue, Suite 180, . • in proceeding. You are advised that ycer.failure to personally appear m court B- (X] Management of the limited liability ARIZONA CORPORATION COMMIS SION FOR r Date of - used to PB Tucson,' Arizona 85714. The assi 9 caseomanager is Christy Klinetobe and ; at the initial hearing. Pretrial conference, . ' company is reserved to the members. The. names and addresses of 1. Name: LESLIE SHIGETANI DDS . g On Petition ; : > - may be readied by telephone at (520) - , _..: judicationsettlement withou[ good erence or stases ns[no n, -each ..... person who is a member are: DIANE DANIEL, 15990 S RANCHO SAHUA- •PLLC P71960832-2 --:, `, , " II,The address of the known place of Arid . ' Appoint a sentatrves' ' " 740-1882. 5. R u ecl gists for reasonable accom ?sy result in a finding that you have waived your legal rights and have RITA BLVD, STE 150-12. SAHUARITA, business Is: 5038 N BONITA RIDGE AVE;:TUCSON, AZ 85750 ' J. Anderson `' - Probate modation. for persons with disabilities , :: must be made to the court by parties at admitted the allegations in the Petition. AZ WM [x] member. DAVID DANIEL, 15990 S RANCHO SAHUARITA BLVD, III. The name and street address of the ry 9 Statuto A Agent is: LESUE SHIGETANI, Co -Personal the I notice; least three working days in advance of a scheduled'court pnoceedin9 and can be = In addition, If you fail to appear, without good. cause, the tngaring may go forward STE mbar. SAHUARITA AZ 85629 [x] member- 5038 N BONITA RIDGE AVE TUCSON, " at ste es un DA ,: made by calling (520) 740-2000. inyouratsence and may result in an adjudication of dependency, termination PUBLISH: The Dail Territorial y November AZ 85750 . - , B. Pq Management of the limited liability an sec A ny part of DATED this _ dayof November, 2014 ' THOMAS C. HO E of your pare tat dotsor the establish- 18, 19 20, 2014 ' ' company is reserved to the members. T� names and addresses of each W wmpanies ith this court a Attorney General '" ' ASHLEY S. COUSINEAU % merit of a rtnanent guardianship based upon the record and the evidence : NOTICE (for publication) person who is a member are: LESLIE - T Ie9m basis PU Assistant Attorney General presented to the Court, as well as an order of patomity, custody, or change ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION HAVE SHIGETANI, 5038 N BONITA RIDGE AVE.-TUCSON, AZ 85750 [x] member. ree judicial N to or PUBLISH: The Daily Territorial November 19, 26, December 3, 10 of custody in a consolidated family law BEEN FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE ARIZONA CORPORATION PUBLISH: The Dail Territorial y November 19, 20, you ou h an NO g 2014`- matte[ and an order for child support if paiemity has been established. COMMISSION`FOR 21, 2014 FA ace set forth 4; If you are receiving this Notice by I - Name: DESERT WINDS CONSULTING LLC L-1957987-0 APPLICATION FOR AUTHORITY TO: appear Br der -the A publication you may obtain a copy of the Dependency Petition, Notice of Hearing,: . 11-The address of the known place of business is: TRANSACT BUSINESS OR CONDUCT AFFAIRS IN ARIZONA November 0' , Pima County ;and Temporary Order by submitting a written request OrAlison P. Crane, a 4920 W. Piacita Del Quetzal,to: Tucson, AZ 85745 1. ENTITY NAME P9 FOR -PROFIT CORPORATION � ; III. The name and street address of the 2. NAME IN STATE OR COUNTRY OF IN. 00 o d Board/Commission/Town Council Notice Form OV Number: 8P6- Board/Commission: LA, Date of Meeting: 15 Day Notice Deadline: Publish in Daily Territorial Newspaper: Submission Deadline: / 1L! /�9 Ad in OV File: Emailed to DT:Cost of Publishing: Publish Date: 4 l -,X) 21 hr, Publishing No: Publishing Placed in OV Folder: Emailed Project Manager: Affidavit of Publication: Town Clerks Copy Folder Postcard Notification Boundary: Notification Feet: Total Residents: Emailed Project Manager Date Mailed out: L) �� S HOA's Notification: Total HOA's: Emailed Project Manager Date Mailed out: Property Posting: 1A Gave to Inspectors: Town Posting: ADate Posted: 1L,49 Town Website Posting: Lj P� Date Posted: )) IP Emailed Project Manager Notice Map Placed in OV Folder: Calendar Invite Updated with items for meeting: OQOJPLLEY AR�o29 ,•F�VNDED Development and Infrastructure Services April 17, 2015 RE: Public hearing regarding the following two proposed Major General Plan Amendments. Town Council May 6, 2015, 6:00 p.m. Oro Valley Council Chambers 11000 N La Canada Drive, Oro Valley, Arizona Public Hearing: La Cholla Boulevard and Naranja Drive Southwest: Major General Plan Amendment FROM Rural Low Density Residential (0-0.3 homes/acre), Low Density Residential (0.4 to 1.2 homes/acre), Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homes/acre), Neighborhood Commercial/Office, Public/Semi Public, Open Space and Significant Resource Area TO Master Planned Community comprised of low density residential, medium density residential, high density residential, neighborhood commercial office, senior care uses, Casas Church expansion and open space for 182.7 acres located on the west side of La Cholla Boulevard, between Naranja Drive and Lambert Lane. The applicant also proposes deletion of the Significant Resource Area and adoption of Special Area Policies related to the Master Planned Community. (OV1114-002). Public Hearing: La Cholla Boulevard and Naranja Drive Northwest: Major General Plan Amendment FROM Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homes/acre) and Significant Resource Area TO Master Planned Community comprised of neighborhood commercial office and/or medium density residential for 8.2 acres located at the northwest corner of La Cholla Boulevard and Naranja Drive. The applicant also proposes deletion of the Significant Resource Area and adoption of Special Area Policies related to the Master Planned Community. (OV1114-003). The public is encouraged to attend and will be invited to speak. An agenda for this meeting can be viewed at www.orovallevaz.gov. Please contact Chad Daines at (520) 229-4896 or cdainesl-orovallevaz.aov. Sincerely, Chad Daines, AICP Principal Planner Town of Oro Valley 520.229.4896 cdaines@orovallevaz.gov NOTICE OF MEETING TOWN COUNCIL The Town Council invites the community to attend a meeting on Town Council May 6, 2015, 6:00 p.m. Oro Valley Council Chambers 11000 N La Canada Drive, Oro Valley, Arizona Public Hearing: La Cholla Boulevard and Naranja Drive Southwest: Major General Plan Amendment FROM Rural Low Density Residential (0-0.3 homes/acre), Low Density Residential (0.4 to 1.2 homes/acre), Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homes/acre), Neighborhood Commercial/Office, Public/Semi Public, Open Space and Significant Resource Area TO Master Planned Community comprised of low density. residential, medium density residential, high density residential, neighborhood commercial office, senior care uses, Casas Church expansion and open space for 182.7 acres located on the west side of La Cholla Boulevard, between Naranja Drive and Lambert Lane. The applicant also proposes deletion of the Significant Resource Area and adoption of Special Area Policies related to the Master Planned Community. (OV1114-002). Public Hearing: La Cholla Boulevard and.Naranja Drive Northwest: Major General Plan Amendment FROM Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homes/acre) and Significant Resource Area TO Master Planned Community comprised of neighborhood commercial office and/or medium density residential for 8.2 acres located at the northwest corner of La Cholla Boulevard and Naranja Drive. The applicant also proposes deletion of the Significant Resource Area and adoption of Special Area Policies related to the Master Planned Community. (OV1114-003). The public is encouraged to attend and will be invited to speak. An agenda for this meeting can be viewed at www.orovalleyaz.gov. Please contact Chad Daines at (520) 229-4896 or cdaines orovalleyaz.gov. POSTED: 04/16/2015 TIME: 12:00 PM BY: rmf ARIZONA DAILY STAR Tucson, Arizona STATE OF ARIZONA) COUNTY OF PIMA) Debbie Capanear, being first duly sworn deposes and says: that she is the Advertising Representative of TNI PARTNERS, a General Partnership organized and existing under the laws of the State of Arizona, and that it prints and publishes the Arizona Daily Star, a daily newspaper printed and published in the City of Tucson, Pima County, State of Arizona, and having a general circulation in said City, County, State and elsewhere, and that the attached ad was printed and Legal Notice published correctly in the entire issue of the said Arizona Daily Star on each of the following dates, to - wit: MARCH 23, 25, 27, 2015 v / Subscribed and sworn to before me this A day of Notary Xublic LYOIA FIMBRES �x Notary Public Arizona Pima County My commission expires g My Comm. Expires Oct 18, 2015 AD NO. 8371884 NOTICE OE ='PUBLICAFARING DOWN COUNCIL The Town Council invites the community to attend a public. hearing on: OroApri115,2015, 6:00 Valley Council Chambers 13000 N La Caifada Drive Oro Vailey, Arizona Pubic Hearin • . La Cholla - BSouuuthw� Naranja ioa General ` Plan Amendment FROM Ruraal Low Density Residential (0-0.3 'homes/acre); Low Density. Residential (0.4 to 1.2 . homes/acre), Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homes/acre), Nei hborhood ` Commercial/Office; Public /Semi Public, Open Space and Significant Resource Area TO - -.Master Planned Community comprised of low density , residential, medium density' s residential, high density, " residential, neighborhood commercial office senior care uses, Casas Church expansion and open sppace for 186 acres located on the west side of La Cholla Boulevard be Naranja Drive and Lambert Lane. The applicant also proposes deletion of the Significant Resource Area and adoption of Special Area Policies related to,the Master Planned Community.- (OV1114-002). Fabric Hearing': La Cholla Boulevard and Naranja Drive Northwest: Major General Plan Amendment FROM Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homes/acre) and Signnt Resource Are iifcaeaTO Master Planned Community comprised of neighborhood commercial office and/or medium density residential for 8 acres located at the northwest corner of La Cholla Boulevard and Naranja Drive: The applicant also proposes' deletion of the Significant Resource Area and adoption of Special Area Policies related to the Master Planned Community.(OV1114-003). , The public is encouraged to —attend and will be invited to speak- An agenda for this meeting will be made 'available at least24 hours prior to the meeting time and can be viewed at, eww.omvage v.': For questions and additional information, please contact ` Chad Dairies at (520) 229-4896 or cdalnes0orovalleyaz gov. - Publish March 23, 25, 2T;2015 Arizona Daily Star ARIZONA DAILY STAR Tucson, Arizona STATE OF ARIZONA) COUNTY OF PIMA) Debbie Capanear, being first duly sworn deposes and says: that she is the Advertising Representative of TNI PARTNERS, a General Partnership organized and existing under the laws of the State of Arizona, and that it prints and publishes the Arizona Daily Star, a daily newspaper printed and published in the City of Tucson, Pima County, State of Arizona, and having a general circulation in said City, County, State and elsewhere, and that the attached ad was printed and Legal Notice published correctly in the entire issue of the said Arizona Daily Star on each of the following dates, to - wit: APRIL 17, 20, AND 21, 2015 Subscribed and sworn to before me this 0 day of L1tT2lS-_- Notary ublic LYDIA FIMBRES it Notary Public • Arizona ,� Pima County My commission expires : �_ , 2015 AD NO. 8385698 NOTICE OF MEETINGA =TOWN COUNCIL The'TownCouncil'Invites the community to attend a ; meeting on Town Council! OMaY 6;2015; 6..00 pm. ro valleyCouncil chambers 11000 N La Canada Drive, Oro Valley; Arizona Public Hearing. •La`Cholla" Boulevard and Haranja'Drive Southwest: MaJ'or General, Pian'Amendment.FROM Rural Low Density Residential (0-0.3' ' homes/acre),-Low Density .,Residential '(0.4 to , > 1.2 homes/acre); Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homes. /acre),'Neigh�borhood CommerciaVoffice, , Public - /Semi Public, Open Space and Significant_ Resource Area.TO 'Master "Planned '.Community; comprised of low density residential, -. medium density residential; high density s - residential, , neighborhood commercial office 'senior care uses; Casas;Chur& expansion: and, -open space for ,182.7: acres located on the west side - of LaCholla Boulevard, . between Naranl1'a , Drrve and; Lambert lane.,,Theapplicant' also roposes deletion of the, Signicarrt Resource Area and adoption of Special Area Policies related to the Master Planned Community. (OV1114-D02). -- - Public Hearing La ChoDa Boulevard and Narania Drive Northwest -Major General Plan Amendment FROM Medium' Density, Residential - (2.1-5.0 homes/acre) and Significant Resource Area TO Master Planned : Community: comprised s of < neighborhood commercial office and/or medium :density, residential for ,8.2 acres located at the northwest cornerof La Cholla' Boulevard and Narania Drive. The applicant `also "proposes deletion of the Significant Resource -Area. and, adoption of Special Area Policies :related to the Master. Planned Community. (OV1114.003). ��AFAFAF/ •t -The public is encouraged to attend and will be invited to speak: An agenda for this meeting can beviewedat " Please contact Ch d Daines 'at (520) 229-4896 or :. , = cdainescoorovalleyazgov. Publish 17, 20, and 21, 2015 r - AArizonaDaily Star ARIZONA DAILY STAR Tucson, Arizona STATE OF ARIZONA) COUNTY OF PIMA) Debbie Freedle, being first duly sworn deposes and NOTICE OF.` , says: that she is the Advertising Representative of TNI pPUBLICHEARING PARTNERS, a General Partnership organized and PLANNING AND - existing under the laws of the State of Arizona, and that ZONING. COMMISSION .-' it prints and publishes the Arizona Daily Star, a daily =The Plannmgandzoning newspaper printed and published in the City of Tucson, Commission mvitesthe Pima County, State of Arizona, and having a general community to attend public> hear(ngson circulation in said City, County, State and elsewhere, ■ ■" and that the attached ad was printed and Tuesday, October 20, 2015, orova6:00yPM an= Council Chambers Legal Notice 21000 W La Canada Drive orovaller,artzona published correctly in the entire issue of the said Public; Hearing: Regardin an Arizona Dail Star on each of the following dates to- Y g ypdate to the Town's lfiour Voice, Our - Future General " wit: i aS o` - ) 3I aO%� The"To d Land use Map: The Tod wn s Planning and Zoningg Commission will be considering the -Your Voice;. Our Future General Plan Recommended :Draft ,(g0% JLCompletion) This is the regular, ten-year.; update to r the Town's polic'ies.regardin land:; use;_ development anu other •elements',to meet -the Growing Smarter legislation: Subsc ibed and sworn to before me this day of and Lind UseMapwm"aismap under consideraUon:This map imppacts land uses throughout the planning area; roughly bounded by Orange Grove `"'Road on the south; Thornydale Road and Shannon Road on the west, P�i County on the north, and Coronado National Forest othe east Inyourimmediate neighborhood, there is a Land Use Map change on N: Oracle Ota Public SILVIA H. VA Road FROM Commerce.Office ;, ' Park TO Neighborhood-, ( XWOR S_ Notary Public - Arizona Pima County Commercial for a 8.5 acre property located on the east side of Oracle Road, between Expires 03/15/2018 W. Linda Vista Boulevard and My commission expires ®�J /`J �-(J[ I-ElConquistador Way.', The_draft plan and map are availablea' he Town Hall ' `_ Planning and Zonin9., Department,11000 N r AD NO. ` �� La Canada Drive Oro Valley, Arizona ®III Elisa Hamblin at (520)2294847 or ebambli 9oro!ra6eyazgoy Publish September 25, 28 and 30,2015 Arn:ona Daly Star, , '16 £ APRIL21 2015 ww�vdallyterrrtonal.com �` 3 . i 3 patemdy has been estab0sfied hearng be closed to the public a 4 if you are receivng this Notice by DATED thu day of March 2015 `' u fad to appear wdhout good cause AGREEMENT AND ANYD,EEDS AND publicetron you'may obtaoi a cop�1 of ilia MARK BRNOVICH AttomeyGeneral a he Vg may go #° i@rd 1 your' .:OTHER DOCUMENTS NECESSARY Deperuleriry PeNion Nonce of Hearing TARA M H1188ARD erid rnayresiilt m an adjudice 70 pCCOMPUSH THE IXCHANGE . , and Temporary Orderby submdGng a'=° Assistant Attorney General of dependency termmation of your and purcirsse AND DECLARING AN > I _ writter1 jT piest,o Nicholas A_ Kneuer, PUBLISH.ThaDai'IyTemtonal ntafdghis orthe establishment of EMERGENCY OffiicQoftheAttoiiwGenera13939 . March3l-Apri17�421,2015 pemunentguardianshiptrasedupon ':WHEREAS6eTownofMaranaowns South ParkAvenue Sude Y 80 t u - .1i,' z a _.. a record and dhe evidence -Presented Parcel -A of Sky Aanch subdmsion as Arizona 85714 The assigned case man :f /NOTICE OF HEARING the Court, as well a iW)Srler of z described rn the plat recorded vi the ' I aged r Lori Perolla aril maybe reachetl IN THESUP,ERIOR COURT OFTHE to Y �Y or change,of custody � t offce of the Pima Recorderat trytelephone at %20) 74' 2526 STATE,OF ARIZONA, I a corisoridated !amity taw p att . rid - �k `,r8 of Maps arts Page 58 5.Requesisor:ieasonaWeaxom IryANDFORTHECOUNTYOFPIMA ardertorch�idsupportdpatemdybas (the?owriPa7. and # - modabon`for.personsvvrth d sabilibes In"the matteYof.IRIOUI,`ERWIN 'estabrshed_ ' -:� ,WHEREAS theTown and the original < must be made to the court by parties at `ABRAHAM dab.04/29l04 ff you ale receiving this Nonce by lope , I least three worlang days in'advance of a Persons) under 18,yeais of age Wication;yau may ob, a copy! of the Town Parcel o be used as a chGd• ran a scheduled court prong and can be No': ;J196054,DCS S NOTIGE OF PeI Notice of}leanng desert educational carder*- described made bycaGuig (520)740 2000 PUBUCATION,HEARING ON dTemporary Orde�tiy submnfing i b� 3 4 of the—Sk�r Aanch DATED this 271ti day of March 2015 S ::DEPENDENCY PETfi ION ` equest o D l A Huff t ee recorded June " T t ante Agr MARK BRNOVICH Attorney General (The Honorable Stanord) the Attorney General 3939 South 25 2004 at Dooke�`I233t Page 4286 NICHOLAS A. KNAUER TO: lUUO IRIQUI antl JOFIN DOE (a rtcAgeiu'e Suite_180 Tucsorrl Arizona Pans CourityAecordei soffice and Assiaiih1 Attom Generl' fictitious name - at ] 4 T}ie a adRcase managers WHEREAS the ctifdrens deserts. ey ) raged fathers of the '_ , PUBLISH The Dafly7emto'riai above named child eaiher F 111er and maybe reached by eduraboria�l certter was riot built and rs e March 31 April 7 14 2f 2015 The Department of Chdd Safety (DCS Iephone at 520 887 7577 no longer;antiaW, to be bwtt on the j w or the Department) by and;through Re9uests for reasonable acconf Town Parcel and h ' NOTICE OF HEARING iuidersigned counsel has filed a edatwn for persons Wdh disabilNes WHEREAS the Town of Marana desires J " IN THE=Sl1PERIOR COURT OF THE _ . Deper#ncyPetd on pursuant to Title - ust be"ri!ade to the court by Pd� r�hees construct a 1 om - ndy i . • ' -.. ,� STATE OFIARIZONA 'I . . 8 of the Arizona Re`vised_Statues'and, sttfuee rlwg:days ur a _ ... of a parka m e`northeast own limb 1but _ -IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF PIMA flute 48 of the Rules of Procedure for led court proceeding and can be fmds that the Town Parcel3s not optimal = - ! In the matteroE ttie Juvenile Court " ve th 52(F 724-2900 -' due to nsTelatrvely sma{I size of 7 3 TORRES SOP.HIA d o b 11/08r2010 1.. Court ties set a Pubficatan ou tia a 7igM to make aTequest acres and ds sole vehicuhar access from . TORRES JOBIAS d c b - ' OJ2015 , hearing on the lath day of May 2015 a` — 1 Prior to arty' :hearing that the a pmate =street and a , a Persons) under j 8 years of age 8:30 a m at the Pima County Superior-4 an^9 bo closed to the public '; WHEREAS the Sky Ranch Homeown # , No: 11893�6, DCS S,NOTiCE OF Court 2225 East A o W Tucson, „; TED;- 261h day of March 2015 ers Assocjabon (the'HOA3 owns Sky PUBOCATiON HEARING ON priapna 85713 before Judge Stanford ' ARK BRNOVICH Attorney General Ranch Common Area B Open Space as li u �' DEPENDENCYPETRiON` `forth- IE00 HOFFAsslsta dAttomey describedintheSkyRanchsulid'msion 1. II (, Purpose of determining whether i (ThE Honorable Wayne EYehtlng) anyparent orguardian named herein is neral'' Plat mduding a 3521-acre portan TO: lOHN DOE (a ficbuousiiame) par= : contesting the agegatrons` in ttie petition BUSH ,The Daily femtonal of Sky Ranch Common Area 8 Open r 31 Apt 7 1a Zi 4015 Space ,bounded by 7angerure Road to ant of the above -named children 2 You andyour chGd are enMled to have y , the aibMai�ana to the TTie'Department of Ctuld Safety (DCS irrattomey press e t at.the"hear You orthe Department) by a- d hrou : ' hlre ° P„y61jt _ OIICBSI , , - 'southeast, and Camino de 0este;to the rig gh may your own attomeyor if you s x s � undersigned counsel has filed a cannot afford an attorney and want to be R - ', OA and . De _ ,__ncy,Petihon pursuant to Tdle represented by an attorney, one may be - N{ °s from rne4it;iW - con a west(the H BUC NOTICE WHEREAS a s - 8; of the Arizona Revised Statues and : r appanted by the Court , -. Ordinance o 2015 ttiorizetrort Rule 48 Af the Rules of Procedure for ; 3 You have a right to appear as a party , g'to Real Fstate APPROVING P of theHOA Froperh to the Town DCCOANGE OF�REAL PROPERTY t exchange arid/ot sale for a future the luvenGe Court in tfitsproceeding You aLTj' sad that , - , rimun stteofJBacres more y The Cou t has set a Publication hear- your failure to personally`appear rr court A the east sde of Big nor less the le of IarM bounded, south of Camino de g � ti l i ing on ihet 6uiday of June `2015 at at the indial hearing pretrial conference Lown f Ma Tan erne Road Gammo de IufaRana, I i f, . 3 00 p m at therPmia County Superior settlement conference Cr?ependency +�+1?a c I t Sky amend Carriirro de Oesterand . 's ." Court 2225 East AIo Way Tugon adjurcation N rut good cause ahoxm R Son Janua 7�2014 `the I ' Ariiona 85713 lbetore the Honorable ,' may result vi a finding thatyou have om f _ Wayne E Yehlug or the purpose of waived yourlegal rights and have -jut Pam.,,, the o c1 20WOMa _ ¢ �, dete[nururg whether ariyparent or - admitted the all ` bons v f v Petition. 58 FO a indiate Vie corunirndy park II r s= guardian named herein is corrteating the In addition if youitan o wdhouC '1 1 r P 9e R ties or g = aGegaboris m the -pt - ood cause the heart 'afar Sting 7A1 site s the I . r>9, go forward 'a Ie .—Srof'land e E T rs wdbn 'to transfer I 2Y I andyour children are entitled to m:your absence and `" have an attorney present at the hearing adjudx�twn of depend�eruy emrlrtation ' � , ' � � i...t �To Parcel to the iOH d de .1- . in in exchange fora portion of the: HOA You,maylvre your own attorr�y or ifyou of your parer�l rghts or the eslabfisfr ='pia County for of substanbaM equal value to cannot afford an attorney and want o tie merit of a permanent guardlartsliip %vi of of a proposed mown Parcel and rep -resented by,an attorney one may tie based upon the record and,th6'eviderice ., b Cgnmrmity Park WHFJAEAS the HOA rs wilfuig to sell an appointed by the Court r presented olhe Court as wail as an z t ar;9e 3.You have a right to appear as a T s APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING edddwriat portion of ihe`HOA Property Party order of patemdy custody . or change -EXECUTE. A REAL iri tills proceeding You are advised that of m a consolidated farrdly law: liE1�A purchase YOF) TO yocr failure o;personaGyappear m court riii6iimind ari order for child support rT STpSE IXCHANGE AND at the _ d- tieanng pretrial conference_. .,patemdylras been established "r - settlemem caiference or de you are lacewing this'Noirce by ` '"' Pendency ; 4,H adjudxation wittwut good cause shown pulilxation you "may obtain`a copy of the NOTICE OF MEETING mayresutt . afinduigtfiatyou have DependerrcyPetmon Notce of Hearing s s TOWN COUNCIL r waived your legal rights and have and Temporary Order by submitting a ,, < 1 r admitted the ail- , , ,,is v-the Petition written regii; to Heather E_Aoun Of Tt a TI Counc"'ki es the commumtyto attend a meeting on Inaddition rf you ki7 o appear without " fice'of the Attorney Generalx3939 South -- x # good cause the hearung may go forward Park Averwe Sude 780 Tucson, Arizona ' 'Tetra Csancfl ` Ii f�-�," ?-, ,�-1-,,-�"-- -,�,-_ I��,', ,- �� --�!7 ', ,�., , , ,1"-�-,� t m yourabserice and may result in an 85714 Tile assgried case manager �s' r, # ` P 82015 B.'00p m adju4! a!iT of dependency'temunat on Meghan Bggsarid may be reached by, ' 6rollattey Cornell Chambers ` ofyourparentalrghfsortheestabfish : telephone at5204412573 ;" ey merit of a permanend guardianship 5. Requests for reasonable accom t 11000 N La Caif , Drive 1ho V -,- prizoaa based updn the record andthe evidence mpdatwn or pe!sorts with disabilities d A `a' . v Presented to.ttie CouR as weG as an mint be maite.o the court ' rues at Pn6lfe HearfaB -La Chaila Boalera[d asd Naranja Drive Southr+aaC Malor Genetai Plan -'order of paternity arstodyior diange -least three working days ward rice of a din Reside deIn 1 5�0 horn-. la ) N it hborden s Amen o Ff 061 Rural Low - , of custody ai a bonsoGdated lard 'law scheduled court proceedin"arid can be '(0.4 2 jjomeslacrej..meewi! mattararuf err order ford -idg Imod Commercay0ffi mt PiibGc Dpett 3pacQ and Sgnficani Resource ArIII . support rf made by caGmg (520)`740-2000 _ [estdentiai medium der j raside[thI _ paternity has liven established .pATED,ths day of N(aroh 2015.: Dan . Commuru ..composed of Iow denvty 4_ Ityour ". recawM thGs Notice by MARK BRNOVICH At[o high dents- residerdrat neigtibodtced commercial office semor t --uses Cases Churctr rney General pubficaon, you may otdaei a copy of the Heather E Aorur Ezpaiision and npea space for 182Z acres loceted onihs west side of la CboilaBout evard Dependency Petition Nonce of Hearing; Assistanf Attorney General' he weep Naranja Drive and lambertLene :The aPpruxnt also Proposes tit the nas the aridTemporary Order by submrttmg a .. ` PU_BLiSH:The Dal Temtorial SiSpr, cant Resource Area and adoption ot$pecial Area Policies related t , the Master Planned wnttiertrequesttoTARAMHU < BBARD,' March 3i Apd17 14 21 2015 Cornmundy (DV1114 002) ' u Office of the Attorney General 3939 - _._- �' t Ma a General Plan South Park Avenue Sude i,80 Tucewi, NOTICE OF FJIRING Pablk Hearing to Cho1W Boulevard aid Naraija Drbm NoTtt , - 1 Arizona 85714 -The assigned case. 7 IN THE SUP,ERIO COURT OFTHE - Amendment M Medium pen fly Residential (2150Jtaiiestacra�mood ooqunerraal office manager rs Christy iCoeppei and maybe STATE ORARIZONA Resource AreeJQ Master Plznmed=Comm>md�r cimpnsddvf; igtr reached by telephone ai {520)877 7577. IN AND FORTHE COUNTY OF PIMA` and/or medium density resideibatloi8.?arxes Im ate 40r CO r of to Ctwlla ; 5'Requests br-reasonabte'accom- in" matter of ESPAFtZA CHI i BoutevA endNaranta Dd0-3- _W,,� a�P -- eletuxleaned Stgiduxrd R"' u!u- modabori for'persoruwith disabllties YVETTE SALGADOiio h OVi2/1998'"' Area and adoption of Special Area Policies related o the'Master Planned CommuMy mustbe made to the court try parties at - ,ESPARZA; EL ETt17ERESA SAL= ((IV1114 003)' % v t Ieast three working daysm advarice of a GADO d o b0/04/1999 ESPARZA , sctieduledcarrt proceedrig'and can be MICHAF11iOBERT SALGADO JR The pubbc is encouraged to and will mulled osPeak An ages �o 0 9 madebycalliig`(520}7402000 d.o.b 07/2i120p2 SALGADD AXEL PleasecorrtactCbadDatrwsat(5 ) 6 You have the rgtittamake-a request JO) L ALMEYpP d ob 03/25/2005 �� v i or rant on nor to he cdamesG$or Get r « r p airy atirigtbatthe; SALGAIXT ALBERiNOELALM ._._� _._-._. I. III F — - - - I'll . ,.. „ ..- , ,.... _ _ . i APRIL 20, 2015 15 Rule 48 of the Rules of Procedure for the Juvenile Court sdludication, without good cause`shown sources the{eof identifycunent and po- I(+j 1, f-The Court has -set a Publication may'result in a finding that you have tential Impacts to'publicheatth, welfare, wa ved your legal rights and have r and the environment; identify current r 1 1 hearing on the 10th'day of June 2015 at °3 30p.m:at the Pima County So `nor. " P?, admitted the allegations'inthe Petition and reasonably foreseeable uses -of land , In addition; 'rf ou fail to " Y appear wit out : t 2225 East Ajo Way Tucson; :•- and waters of the state; and obtain and ' good cause; the hearing may go forward' evaluate any other information neces- j{( Aurt rzona 85713 before Judge Rosales for the purpose of determining whether _ in your absence and may result in an , sary for identification and rpmparison of adjudication of dependency termination, alternative remedial ad .,P any parem or guardian named here n'is contesting the allegations -in, the Pet f oa , of your`parental rights,or the establish- The final Rl report includes the trial re ment You and your child are entitled to have of a permanent guardianship _ medial objectives repotand respons ve based upon the record and the evidencean i attorney at the hear rig. You ness summaries regarding comments presented to the Court,° as well asan issues and concems raised during` the, _ { ay`hire yourown attomey or if you ¢znnotafford an attorney and want to be order of paternity custody orchange' z community invohemenf process.,. ; of custody in a consolidated family law' . -The Shannon Road - RiUdo Creek/El ' { represented by an attomey one maybe ppointed by.the Court' matter and an order for ch ld su - PPort rf Camino'Del Cerro WQARF 'consists paternity has been'estabhshed Af t I.You Have a right to appear as a party n this proceedin You are advised that 9- a groundwater contarrunation plume , 4ilf you are receiving this Notice by located in Tucson The plume is bounded - publication; you may obtain a copy of the approidrnately, ouofa9 ire to personally appear iq court by West Rudasll Road Dependency Petition; Noticeof Hearing, to the north`, EI`Camino'Del Cerro Road t the initial hearing, pietnai conference ettlement conference or dependency and Temporary Order bysubm tfing a" to the south: the Meadowbrook Park to written )zdjudication; without good cause shown, ` request to: NATALIE EVANS - the east, -and Camino de laTierraand PARI(MAN; Offce of the Attorney - the Santa Cruz River to the wesi The Inay resuh in a finding that youtiave yraived your legal rights and have - .• General, 3939 South Palk Avenue -i site consists of industrial and residential Suite 180, Tucson Arizona 85714 The properties ldmdted the "allegations in the Petition -if to the northeast of Interstate assigned case manager is Enk GoeJze 10 (I 10) Also the clEI osed Camino del i addition, you fail to appear without good cause; the hearing may g y go forward ' ` and may be reached by telephone at Cerro Landfill Dora es ., n:n i ate 520 620-3655 p- h+ ( ) 19 -. i _ , your absence and may result in an dludicahon of dependency termination ?` acres of land in the southwest port on 5. Requests for reasonable accom , - of the site,•north of El Camino del Cerro modation for with disabilities ` between of your parental fights or the establish persons Road the Santa Cruz River e made to the must bcourt b' parties at and 110 ' . dent of a permanent guardianship )ased upon the record and the evidence least three working days m advanceof a Contaminants of concern {COCs) id scheduled "` court proceeding and can`be `'groundwater; soii'gas )resented to the Court,'as well as an 6rder of paternity, custody, -or change sod or at the site made by.calling (520) 740-2000 `- , ' include tetrachlorcethene.(P.0 , trichl' �f custody Ida consolidated family law. 6: You have the'nghI to make a request , roethene(TCE) 1 1 dichlomethene or motion prior to any hearing that the (t,1-DCE); cis l 2-dichlorceth, (cis-. f Batter and an order for,child support if iate-mdy has been established _.'.-,"DATED hearing be closed to-thepublic =: ; 12 DCE); and vinyl chloride . ' w .- g_ If you are receiving this Notice by: this _ day of Margh 2015. The final Rlneport is ava lablefor.review. . MARK BRNOVICH Attorney General . online'it httpl/www.azdeq.gov/env ion/ x iubbcation, you may obta n a copy of the jepen Petition, Notice of Hearing NATALIE EVANS PARKMAN Assistant wast11 elsps/Shannon' Road_EI Attorney General • : ,envy end Temporary Order bysubmitting a , no del Cerrohtml, and at the ADEQ PUBLISH: The Daily Territorial Records Center 1110 W Washington I rotten uest to CATHLEEN LINN, Of re9 .. of the Attorney General 3939 South Mar. 30Apr. 6 13 20,-2015 _ -; SG Phcenuc; (602) 771 4380 or (800) 1 4arkAvenue Sude180,Tucson Ariwna 5714 The 2345677 ext.6027714380 please call FDbI IC NUficeS for hours of operation and to schedule • ' assigned case manager is eghan Biggs and maybe reached by an appointment PUBLIC NOTICE To request an auxiliaryafd orservice' lephone at520.741-2573 NOTICE OFAVAILABILITY for accessible communication please. Requests for reasonable acconr SHANNON ROAD RILLITO CREEKIEL contact Alicia Pollard at (602) W 4791 odabon for''persons w th disabilit es' r usi be made to the court arties at AMINO DEL CERRO or at aap@aideq gov ordial 71 1 `for �p WATER QUALITY ASSURANCE RE= TIY/TTD Services ast three worlong days n advance of a cheduledcourtproceeding and can be VOLVING`FUND`(1NQARF) SITE„ , Dated this 20th day'ofApnl 2015 - ' FINAL REMEDIAL INVESTIGAT1Otd Don Adunson ADEQ Pioled Manager )ade bycalling (520) 740-2000' '- (RI) REPORT -' '-% Si desea esta mfonnaeion'en Espanol, FATED this -day of March, 2015 :.The IARK BRNOVICH Attorney General Ar¢ona'Departmeri(otFrnnronmen Por tavor,llame`al (602J 771 4189 o'sin '; " THLEEN LINN Assistant Attom tal Quay ADEQ has coin let_- {800 23-5677 m (- ) P tents al ) y argue e(= - final remedial irnesUgation (RI) report " numero`2 pars Espanol eneral BUSH The DailyTerdtonal for the Shannon Road Rilbto Creek/EI '" PUBLISHThe Da lyTerritonal Camino del Cerro Wate-'Quafty Assur Apr 20, 2015 IaEW Apr. 6 13, 20, 2015 F ance Revolving Fund (WQAR_ } sde in ' ' t ICE OF HEARING THESUPERIOFICOURTOFTHE U Tucson Arizona [AnonsiAdmmistra -.PUBLIC NOTICE tive Code Rt8 16 406(J)] An RI is— Marana Ordinance Na2015 009, " Ralatingto'W6alEstate;'APPROVING. ATEOFARIZONA'- conducted to' document thenatureand AND FOR THE COUNTY OF PIMA eXtent of the contamination and the ; AWEXCHANGE OF REAL PROPERTY the matter of ROSF_- EMMA X d.ob /06/1999,Person(s) under 18 years of `JD NOTICE OF MEEI7NG - ge. No. 20150197 DCS'S NOTICE F PUBLICATION HEARING ON`DE TOWN COUNCIL F777 DBe Y PETCTION (The Honorable )_ The7own Council mvdes the community to attend a meeLng'on t Dr Kristine Rose WadeGeesir , and DHN DOE'{a fictitious name) parents Town Council the above named child. M 6 2g15 6[g0P.M. ay P 1e Department of Child Safety (DCS Ithe Department); by.and through{ Oro Valley Council ,Chambers 11000 N La Canada Onve; Oro Valley Arizona #dersgned counsel,•has filed a _ ." � � .; rpen dencyPetition pursuant to Trtie Public Rearing La Cholla Boulevard and Naranja rive Southwest Major General Plan of the Arizona Revised Statues and Amendment FROM Rural Low De nsdy Residential 0 0 3 homesJacre Low De le 48 of the Rules of Procedure for .hai (0 4 to 12 homes/acre) Medium Density Residential (21 5.0 homes/ac(e), Neighbor e Juvenile Court hood CommercutVOffip ;Publ GSemi Public, Open'Space and Siyrufc ant Resource Art the Court has set a Publication he Master Planned Community campnsed of low density residertial ;medium densdy residential 3 on the Sth dayof June 2015 at 4 00 high density residential, neighborhoodcommercial office semof pre uses Caws Church - - at the Pima County Supenor'Court Expansion and open space for482_7 acres located on the west side of La Cholla Boulevard 25,East Ajo Way Tucson Arizona`s between Narania Drive and Lambert Lane. The applicant also,proposes deletion of the i/i3 before the Honorable Jane Butler- Signrf cant Resoorce Area and adoption of Special Area Policies related to thaMaster Planned d the purpose of determining whether I parent or'guardan named here n s Community. (OV1114-002) - - tesUng the allegations in the Petit on You and your ctuld are entitled toliave Public Niaring La Cholla Boulevard and Naranja,Dmre NarthrrestlNajorGeneral Plan Amendment FROM Medium Density Re-i de-rdfal (2.t3 0 hames/acre)and Sijjmficanf attomeypreseM ai ttie hearing You Resource'A ea fO Master PlarinedCommuniryoomposed of neighborhood commercial office 3Y is your own attomey or rfyou', knot afford an attomeyand want to be and/or medium densttyresidenUal for82 acres located at the northwest comer of la Chdg Boulevard and Naranja Drive The applicant arse proposes deletion of the Sigrdaint Resource resented by anattomey one maybe nted by the Court.. Area and adoption of Special" Policies related to the Master Planned Communily ` (OV1114-009) ou have a'rght to appear as a party, < x This proceedng 1ou are advised that rr fa8ure to person appear mcourt The public is encouraged to attendand xnil be mvtted tosPpk An agenda forthis meeting ' the mNai hearing prefdal conference $Bement conference or dependency ban be viewed at www orevaILM aov -Please contact Chad Daines at (520) 2294896 or, cdames�orova8evaranv - - F i i' AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION STATE OF ARIZONA } } ss. COUNTY OF PIMA l Roxanne Murray, being first duly sworn, deposes and says that (s)he is the Lead Public Notice Clerk of THE DAILY TERRITORIAL, a daily newspaper printed and published in the County of Pima, State of Arizona, and of general circulation in the City of Tucson, County of Pima, State of Arizona and elsewhere, and hereto attached: NOTICE OF HEARING Shannon Road/La Cholla Boulevard/ La Cholla Boulevard(Northwest) October 7, 2014 was printed and published correctly in the regular and entire issue of said THE DAILY TERRITORIAL for 1 issues; that was first made on the 10`I' day of September, 2014 and the last publication thereof was made on the 10`t' day of September, 2014; that said publication was made on each of the following dates, to -wit: 9/10/14 at the Request of: Town of Oro Valley by , Lead Public Notice Clerk, subscribed and sworn to before me this 10" d of September, 2014. Notary Public in and for the County of Pima, State of Arizona Notary Public State of Arizona Pima County Lisa M Marx My Commission Expires 07119=18 My commission expires 7/19/2018 THE DAILY TERRITORIAL Ad ID: 100230 Pre -Bill 3280 E. Hemisphere Loop Ste. 180 - Tucson, AZ 85706 - (520) 295-4211 Bill to: Attn: Town of Oro Valley 11000 N La Canada Drive Tucson, AZ 85737 Sold to: Account ID: 72434 Roseanne Flores Town of Oro Valley 11000 N La Canada Drive Tucson, AZ 85737 Please pay from this Pre -Bill. Return stub with payment. I Rep ID: RM I Terms: Net 30 1 Description Classification of Ad: 2099 — Oversized ads Zone: PO: OV1 1 14-003/Shannon Road, ET AL; Text: NOTICE OF HEARING Shannon Road/La Cholla Boulevard/ La ... Charges from 812012014 to 911012014 Date Pub Type Description Price Discount Applied Due 9/10/14 IDT jAd I Public Notices: NOTICE OF 1 $46.251 1 1 $46.25 Please return this portion with your payment. Remit Payment to: Daily Territorial 3280 E. Hemisphere Loop Ste. Tucson, AZ 85706 Phone: (520) 295-4211 Fax: Attn: Town of Oro Valley 11000 N La Canada Drive Tucson, AZ 85737 $46.25 $46.25 OKTO PAY DATE._ � ._..---- ACCT #�0�bo Pre -Bill Amount Due $46.25 180 Amount Enclosed Issue Date: 9/10/2014 Pre -Bill Date: 9/11/2014 Ad # 100230 Account # 172434 AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION STATE OF ARIZONA } } ss. COUNTY OF PIMA 1 Roxanne Murray, being first duly sworn, deposes and says that (s)he is the Lead Public Notice Clerk of THE DAILY TERRITORIAL, a daily newspaper printed and published in the County of Pima, State of Arizona, and of general circulation in the City of Tucson, County of Pima, State of Arizona and elsewhere, and hereto attached: NOTICE OF HEARING Shannon Road, La Cholla Boulevard (Southwest), et al; October 7, 2014 was printed and published correctly in the regular and entire issue of said THE DAILY TERRITORIAL for 1 issues; that was first made on the 17lh day of September, 2014 and the last publication thereof was made on the 17" day of September, 2014; that said publication was made on each of the following dates, to -wit: 9/17/14 at the Request of: Town of Oro Valley by , Lead Public Notice Clerk, subscribed and sworn to before me this 17`h ally September, 2014. Notary Public State of Arizona Pima County Notary Public in and for the County of Pima, State of Arizona Lisa M Marx i My Commission Expires 0711912018 My commission expires 7/19/2018 THE DAILY TERRITORIAL 3280 E. Hemisphere Loop Ste. 180 - Tucson, AZ 85706 • (520) 295-4211 Bill to: Attn: Town of Oro Valley 11000 N La Canada Drive Tucson, AZ 85737 Ad ID: 100390 Pre -Bill Sold to: Account ID: 72434 Roseanne Flores Town of Oro Valley 11000 N La Canada Drive Tucson, AZ 85737 Please pay from this Pre -Bill. Return stub with payment. Rep ID: RM Terms: Net 30 Description Classification of Ad: 2099 — Oversized ads Zone: PO: Shannon Road, La Cholla Boulevard (Southwest), et al; Text: NOTICE OF HEARING Shannon Road, La Cholla Boulevard Charges from 911512014 to 911712014 Date Pub Type Description Price Discount Applied Due 9/17/14 IDT JAd I Public Notices: NOTICE OF 1 $43.501 1 1 $43.50 Please return this portion with your payment. Remit Payment to: Daily Territorial 3280 E. Hemisphere Loop Ste. 180 Tucson, AZ 85706 Phone: (520) 295-4211 Fax: Attn: Town of Oro Valley 11000 N La Canada Drive Tucson, AZ 85737 $43.50 $43.50 OK TOP Y 1 �D DATE %� ACCT #_fDb5_':9i% Pre -Bill Amount Due $43.50 Amount Enclosed Issue Date: 9/17/2014 Pre -Bill Date: 9/17/2014 Ad # 1100390 Account # Notice Form OV Number: q- D b2 / CN l l 1 k4- DD3 Board/Commission: P ZC� Date of Meeting: 1171 -7 15 Day Notice Deadline: ZZ Publish in Daily Territorial Newspaper: Submission Deadline: LOW .31WO • I V Publish Date: Postcard Notification Boundary: Notification Feet: Total Residents: Date Mailed out HOA's Notification: i'] Date Mailed out: Property Posting: Town Posting: Town Website Posting: Notice in Folder: Ad in OV File: Cost of Publishing: Publishing No: Gave to Inspectors: (.C.YU Date Posted: q / 1 1 Date Posted: 471/ % Notice Map: Affidavit of Publication: Town Clerks Labels: Copy Folder. Notice Form OV Number: eN 11 L? - n Q ) Board/Commission: 'PZ. C Date of Meeting: I D ) 7 15 Day Notice Deadline: q I z72- Publish in Daily Territorial Newspaper: Submission Deadline: Emailed to DT: Publish Date: Ad in OV File: Cost of Publishing: Publishing No: Postcard Notification Boundary: �. Notification Feet: l DoD= Total Residents: bLk— Date Mailed out: Z.U_",11[•7=1M Total HOA's: Date Mailed out: Property Posting: Town Posting: Town Website Posting: Notice in Folder: Gave to Inspectors: Date Posted: _ 9//q Date Posted: 91A7 Notice Map: Affidavit of Publication: Town Clerks Labels: Copy Folder. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION The Planning and Zoning Commission invites the community to attend a public hearing on: Tuesday, October 7, 2014, 6:00 PM Ironwood Ridge High School — Library Lecture Hall 2475 W. Naranja Drive Oro Valley, Arizona Public Hearing: Shannon Road South of Ironwood Ridge High School Major General Plan Amendment FROM Rural Low Density Residential (0-0.3 homes/acre) and Significant Resource Area TO Low Density Residential (0.4-1.2 homes/acre) and Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homes/acre) for a 77 acre property located on the east side of Shannon Road, approximately one -quarter (1/4) mile south of Naranja Drive. The applicant also requests inclusion of the property in the Urban Services Boundary. (OV1114-001). Public Hearing: La Cholla Boulevard and Naranja Drive Southwest: Major General Plan Amendment FROM Rural Low Density Residential (0-0.3 homes/acre), Low Density Residential (0.4 to 1.2 homes/acre), Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homes/acre), Neighborhood Commercial/Office, Public/Semi Public, Open Space and Significant Resource Area TO Master Planned Community comprised of single family residential, multi -family residential, neighborhood commercial office, professional and medical office, senior living uses and open space for 202 acres located on the west side of La Cholla Boulevard, between Naranja Drive and Lambert Lane. The applicant also proposes Special Area Policies related to the Master Planned Community. (OW 114- 002). Public Hearing: La Cholla Boulevard and Naranja Drive Northwest: Major General Plan Amendment FROM Medium Density Residential (2.1-5.0 homes/acre) and Significant Resource Area TO Master Planned Community comprised of neighborhood commercial office for 8 acres located at the northwest corner of La Cholla Boulevard and Naranja Drive. (OV1114-003). The public is encouraged to attend and will be invited to speak. An agenda for this meeting will be made available at least 24 hours prior to the meeting time and can be viewed at www.orovalleyaz.gov. For questions and additional information, please contact Chad Daines at (520) 229-4896 or cdaines _orovalleyaz.gov. POSTED: 09/19/2014 TIME: 5:00 PM BY: rmf T r - _ 14• - ' ' ' MECHANI ` .• '2.ACCFII e 3.[x]ENT 1 AR¢ONA t 'SIGNATUI marked `YI underpen f yn merit toge submitted law. [XJ I A 0a/12n4a aged LLC 3 as a menil entity' men PUBLISH: 1 Sept9;iC ARTICLE, NOTICE:(1 ARTICLES BEEN FILI AR¢ONA COMMIS: 1. 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AZ115710 [x) Nicasio 3570 S - 85730•[xj meml uty�Temtonal P�UBGSH:The 0 2014 SepL8, 9;10,, .da i lyterritorial.com an'attomeyandwant to be ;lion of dependency termination of your, 1 ing on the 4th day of December, 2014 at ,y an attomey'one may be parental_ rights; or the establishment of 11 00 a m. at the Pima Courty Superior. the Court a permanent hip guaansbased,upon Court;=2225 East Alo Way Tucson, ` right to appear as a party ; ,; " the record and the -evidencepresented ' Arizona 85713 before the Honorable ding `You are adv sad that • to the court Susan A Kettleweell forthe purpose personaltypear incourt- S If you are receiving this Noteby '-ing eerarent or - confere ear gn, Publication, you may obtain a copy of the, _ --guardiannamed herein is contesting the , nference or dependency, wthout good,cause shown; Motion forTermination of Parent -Child ' ° Relationship and Nonce of l tearing by ; " allegations in the PeWoa 2 You and your children are entitled toy a funding' t you,flay e ` ' submitting a written request to: HELENA ` have an attorney present at the hearing.` ii is and have':-: allot, rights S.SEYMOUR; Office of the Attom _- ey .. > :, You may hire your own attorney or, d you allegations in the Petition: . , General 3939 South Park`Ave: Side , :: .cannot afford an attorney and want to be : you fall to appear, wdtiout 180 Tucson, Arizona B5714. The „ • . ; represented by an attorney one may be" the hearing may'go forward assigned Case manager rs MIDORI appointed by the Court =s ` ce and may resu0 in an CARPEENTER and may be reached by 3. You have a rightto appear as -a party )f dependency, temunation : telephone at 740:1882 , ..; In ttiisproceeding:: You are a'dvieed that tal;rights or the establish-' ` ' 8. Requests reasonable'accom your failure to'personally appear in court ' reorient guardianship -for modal on for persons wth dlsabtldies at the ndlal hearing pretrial conference, he?ecord and the evidence' must be made to the court try"parties at' ' 'settlement conterenceor dependency ` the Court as well as an least three, working days m advance of a . adjudication without good cause shown,, �. m cost or ch a rty.-. ody an9 scheduled court proceeding and can be , h may,re'sult in a funding that you have' a consoridated family law ' made by calling 740-2000 wanted your legal rights and have r n order for ch0d'support'd _ 7:You have the `rght to make a request • admitted the allegations m the Petition- been estabrisheil.; .. 0 ` r motion prior to any hearing that the In addition, i f you fail to appear without . ;e by hearnnc npy of the DATEI: I Hearing; THOM thug a, Attome 339'South, -S.SEN n Arizona fierier malls& is ' PUBLI ichedby, SepL2 bin NOTIC bdties IN THE Darties at STATE ar"O-fi'l IN Am idcan be < inthe i 0. NEVA] t 2014. 08/7 61 General d o.b: t Attorney years, NOTIC -,ON-DE 'Honor renerai . brit good cause the hearing may go forward ily 2014. In youi absence aril may resul[rvui an . adjudication of dependency termination' of your parental rights or the establish HELENA merit of a pennarient guardianship, based upon the record and the evidence' " presented to the Court; as well as in: rial ` orderof paternity, custody or, change of custody in a consolidated family law, matter and an order for ctiild;support if paternity has been established T OFTHE • 4 If you are receving this Notice by' publ cation you may obtain a copy of Y OF PIMA the Dependency PeUUon; Notice "of flNSON, Heading, and Temporary Cider by sub- E d o b. milling a written request to:,.Karen M. ; :SERENITY Hayden, Office of the Attomey'General, underlll - 3939`SouthParkAvenue'Suite180, 535 DCS'S Tucson Anions 85714 The ;assigned [ HEARING . = case, manager is David Reynolds and . ION (the maybe reached by telephone at (520) veil) , 7213097 'BRANDON ' S Requestsfor,reasonablaaocom 10E (a fictr modafion'for persons wRh diaabitnies'-=•--- r_guardians of must be made to the couit,by,parties at leastthree working days in advance of a afety scheduled court proceeding and can be I through made;by'calling (520) 74U 2000. -` riled a " DATED this 28th-day of August 2014. , ;aril to Title THOMAS C. HORNE Attorney General itatuii, and KAREN M HAYDEN Assistant Attorney icedure for =; ` ,lication hear-'. . IDTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING, NING AND ZONING; COMMISSION Commission irrvie ecommunityto attend i public tJ i4ng on: r ugections to the _sited -Tuesday ;October 7 2014 6 00 PM € percent or greater interest in the capital req C�+ ttoTdte 8 of the Arizona' Iroowoad Ridge. High School Library Lechire Hall or profits of the funded liability com of, Name must be made wth ad �, Rules 4.1,42 and 5 - 2475 W. Naraaja Drina are. MANUEL .ORTIZ 7179`S PARSONS - trarried Court on`orbeton3 fha TALE DR TUCSON AZ t35756 [)() scheduled for'_100 a m a;Rules of Chni Procedure Ore Valley Arizona manager N member. ; 2 day of October 20]4 tiefore Of the Rules of Procedures Be Court Pla PUBLISH: The Da lyTemtorW trig fudge or court Commis Public oin at Ironwood Ridge ' September &' %'10, 201-4 • Jones RM# 798 _ _ has set a Publication Miendmerrt FROM Runral Low E Residential (0-0 3 homes/acree daSign � Resource. Youmay; a 12th of November ' Denisdy p�idecgaal (0 412 homestacre} and Medium Densdy Restderihal (21-5.0 may appearin person or by i am at the Pinta Coun _ es/acre) for a77 acre rgperty bated _on the east side of Shannon Road a prowmafety' ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION Attorney at the Sdieduled Hear�urt Pima County Juvenile horn p P s . NOTICE (for pubUc_abon -. �Py of the pettwn for` ne uartei 1/4 reds south of Na me The applicant also requests reclusion of the ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION HAVE -� r,-2225 East Ajo Way, property [n the ll ban Sernces Bounndary.. (OV1114-001). "` Is attached hereto for our rate BEEN FILED IN THEOFFICE OF THE Y aorta 85713 before the Hon r - Petitioners Signature Abrams for the purpose . PUBLISH:TheD adnq ;La Boulevard and aranj Drive MaorG 'rat Plan fl¢ONA CORP(ORATK)N COMMIS alyTemtorial ` g whetherany aren[ orHO Riral a ( aria SION FOR , Sept 3 10 17, 24 2014 P me FROM Low Dens Residential 0 03homes/acre ,Low Dens' Residentia is Name JH 2O508 LLC L-1936998-0 mad harem is contesting the 0.4 to 12 homes/acre Medium Densty'Residenhal (2'1 5 0 homes/acre)Nei lib &hood II. The address of the known place of ". NOTICE OF,HEARING , the Motion Com r chdd are entitled to trays CommerctaVOtf ce PubUclSrlmi Public Open Space and Signified Resource Area TO Master . busiress is 51t)O PASEO DEL BAC IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF Planned Common comprisedof smglefami residential multi family reside neighbor . present at the hearng. You TUCSON AZ'85718 STATE OFAR¢oNA IY4 IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF rows attomeygo , if professional d medical ofU 1 d t hood commercial office p essi an m, ce senor& living uses an open space or -: IIL The name and street address of ilia 202 acres bpfed on the west side of La CtioOa Boulevard between Naranla Drne and Lambert , In the matter of' REYES; CARMEN y alto d want o be � (OV1114-002} StatutoryAgerrf is J MgRC MONTIJO, art attc one m be 7471 E TANOUE VEEiDE RD TUCSON do.b 07/03/1998 Persons . () boy the Court AZ 85715 years of age: Na 1D 20140197 tl a lit to a rasa Pubhe Heading: La Cholla Boelevard and Naranla Orin Northwest Major General Plan B Mara a y NOTICE OF PUBUCATI ( ) gnifi .[X) Bement of tha ruruted habit' ' ON H y dvcseddthat Amendmeid Fl10M Medium De`nvty Residential 213 0 homesJacre and Si cant Resource company is reserved to the members ON DEPENDE NCY PETrr10N o ar in blirt Area TO MasterPlanned Community comp of sulfite family residential multriam0y The names and addresses' ofeach - . Honorable Richard E Gordon) . h Pe�9a!h ?PPe residential neighborhood commercial office rofessionial and medical office senior rmn g uses TO: IOHN DOE a ficUhoiis atrial xxderence Person who rs a me r ere: J MI - . ( rence or dependency a' 6& and open space for 19 acres located at rite northwest comer of La Choga Boulevard and Naranjo CHAF1 HERNDON 5100 PASEO DEL err& of the above named child � cause'shovvrt nyy Drnre (OV1 ]14'003) EIAC TUCSON AZ,85718 [xI member. ' The Department of Chid JUDITH K HERNDON 5100 PASEO ` or the Department) by and ( trigs waived bEL BAC TUCSON; AZ gb718 [x) _ - anrs�� cowl has fikad a is and have admdted the;- The, public is encoura ed to attend and vnll:be grvded to s Ana ends for ihis:meebng 9 p g member. JOSIUA HEANDON 8891 yl/ " n the Motion. In addt oft if' will be made available at least 24 hours priorto the meeting time and can be v awed atyyOtL Dependency PeU6on Pursuard to " .' nrovallevai.aov_ For questions and tianal mformahon please cork[ Chad'Daines at (520) 8, of the Arizona Pearwtthoutgood cause; s WILDHORSE pl TUCSON, AZ 85741 Revised t may_go forward in your 229 4896 or t damesO orovaileyaz Dov d may result men adjudica- -^ • OFFICE OFTHE RONC61AMIS-_ :Aij AZB 575490-8 :SUP mown business is: ' ARI2 In re LE DR TUCSON, J.G.I t address of C201 VUELORTiz P� TO: F EDR TUICSiO PLE/ ebmtedriability -�unde joirdh manage rot man- arfArac� .,A E f;OF,PJMA 'ADAMARIS`_ f age Na `; )E OF HEAR, 3MIIJATION• IONSHIP N CLAVEROI - s fline `above `- I Safety,' (DCS ' i PI vvvvvv dallyterrltorlal com PETITION FOR CHANGE OF -NAME your falure topersonally appear n court TO Gabrielilrbiro Cardeinas` at theinrtialtieanrig car -trial coherence" PLEASETAKENOTICEViatihe settlementconferenceordependency undersigned pet><ioner(� tias(have) adjudicabion without good cause shown; eel this Court`pursuant to may resuR m a findng that you have 11 101� pehhon 1 A.R.S,"12-601 slid 12-6021o:change the . warveted'th legal rights and Have l ; names of the above named joint petili _ admitted the aQegations"the Petition ers toxGabnela Isefa Martinez In addition rf you. fall to appearwithout Objections to the requested _Change good cause the hearing may go forward of Name mustbe made wiUi the above m your absence, and may resuQ n an named 66 on or befome.tt a hearing : adjudication of dependency atemunation scFieduled tar ]0:00 am October the ; atyour parehtsntal rigor the estabksh 14tFi day of 2014 befoT ttie fo (?wing , - ment of ayemwnerrt guard an hip Judge or Court Superior -Court 110 W based vpon`. ern rd and the evidence Congress7iicsoriAZ presented to the Court as we Q as an _ Ya gray appr�ar.et person or by your order"of patemdy custody or rdtange - tt the Sa iedZled Hearing A z of pustody n a consolndated family law, Attorney at w ( copy of the Petdjon for Change of Name matter and an order for child support d 'is attached hereto for your _refeienceJsf patemty has been estabOsh Petitioner's Signature 4 `If you are recervng this Noticeby PUBLISH The DailyTerrdonal publjcabon you may obtaa a copy of fti Sepl 17 24 Oct 1 8 2014 } Dependency Peubon, Nonce of Headng acid Temporary Order by sirbmrttng NOTICE OF. HEARING a written request , GREGORY M IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OFTHE -� HYNES Office of the Attorney General STATE OFARIZONA - 3939 South Park Avenue, Sorts 180 r IN'AND FORTHE COI�NTy OF PIMA`;' Tucson Anzoha'85714 The assgrred In the matter,of:,LILLYWHITE SERGIO, case manager is MARIA OKOKO* ",{ III d:ob O7%12/OS REYES ANGEL (_UIS LOHAMBA andmay be reached by , d;o:b 12/11/OS Persons):under l8 - ; telephone at�520) 78. 2580 years of age: No` �JD20140599 DCS S 5 'Requests for teaso'nableaccotn NOTICE OF PUBLICATION HEARING modatnon for persons with dlsabifihes ON DEPENDENCY PETITION (The must be made to the ceurt by part es s Honorable,Geoffrey LFenian) least three worlang days in advance of TO SERCalO LILLYWHITE'JR and scheduled court proceeding and can fi JOHi D'OE pa`rwents and/or gua�ans of made by calling (520) 74q�M X iFie above nanied chit ren` -DATED this j5th day of September $ The Department of Child Safety(DCS 2014:THOMAS,C"HORNE Attotpey octhe Departmeh) by anC,through .` General RAND[ E ALEXANDER As undersigned coinsel has filed a sistarntAttomeyy, neral undersigned Depande'rncyPetitnonpursuanttoTrtla PUBOSA-1heDailyTemlona1 8 of the,Anzona Revised Statues and SeptTi 24 Oa , 18,2614 r Rule 48 of the Rules of Procedure for ' ' the=JuvenjleCourt { NOTICEOENFJ)R1NG t The Court hassetaPubllca' INTHESUPEFiIORCOURTOFTHE hearing on the 12th day of;Novembei i STATE OF . ONA IN AND FORTE l 2014 at 8 45 a'm'at the Pima aunty,,'COUNTYOF PIMA s ;i 3 a SjrperiorCourt 2225Fasf%yoWay inttra.Matfar f CpFIDOVA444ANI Tucson Arizona 85713 before the Hon- ARALINA, do b 01/1 113 r'eraon(a) .:'orabie Geoffrey L Ferlan for the purpose under 78 years of age h . °"... . of dateimiri ig v h the[ arty parent or : No. J194510 _, guardian named harem is'cori e g the Dd. S NOTICE OF PUBLICATION _ allegations inthe Petition HEAIiING;ON'MOTION FOR < 2Yonandyourchildrenareenh0edto�, TERMINPSIONOFPARENTCHIbb: time an attoi ')resent at the hearing RELATIONSHIP (The Honorable Sus You may hire,,your'own,attorn or, d You A,KettlewelD cannot afford an aftomey and want to be TO JOHN DOE (a ficWous name) represented by an attorney one maybe parent and/or guardian of the above appointed try the Court named child 3 You have aright to appear as a party 1:The Department of ChOd Safety'([ t in this proceeding You errs advised that orthe �epartrneh) by arnd through NOTICE OFPUBuc;HEARING PLANNING ANDZONING COMMISSION t The Planning and Z qg Commission modes the commundy to inend a public to slung or _ ( ' _ -1 Taesdat, October 7'2014 BBB PM * , homirood Ridge Rig Sehoot = Ubrary Leebirs Hall - 2475 W "Naranjo Ddre AroYallaj,Adzoaa Public Headnp Sbid6a'Road Son* nt iromaood RldgeHigh Sehoot Major General Plan' I AmendmentFROF( Rural Low Density' Resulertbal (0-0 3Yhomeslaae) and $Ignificant Resor AreaTO L ow Densely Resnderfial (0:412 homeslacre) and Medipm Density Residential (713 0 hommes/acre) for a77 acreproperly bcateA: do the east side of Shaun Road a rri* one .quarter (1/4) Hole south of Naranjo Orne The appricaiitalso n quests mdusiotis thepropert intheU&b Sern6o cesurifiiy.(OVi114-001) F. Public Heading La Cbolla Boulevard and Naranjo Dine Soiittiveat Major General Plan Amendment FROM Rural Low Densely Residential (0 0 3 twmes/ac.- Low Densely Resales (0 4 to t2 homes/acrej Medium Deitsdy Residential (213 Ohomes/acre) Neighborhood CommerciaVOffice PubfirJSemi Public`Open Space and S1gnficard Resource Mall planned Commundymm'pnsed of single family resjdeiitial mu&famdy residei}ha( neigtiti food commercial office ;professional and medi otfica senior riving uses and open�s�ace 202 acres located on the west side of LaJ tolls Boulevard between Naranla Drive and L arnl Lane (OV1t14 002} Public aliji Mile Boulevard and Naranla Win NorlbvieztMajor General Plan Amendmentd FROM Medwm Densely Residential (21y5 0 homes/acre� and Siynficant Resoi Area TO Masten Planned 664 unity comprised of neighborhood commeroial office for $ a< located of file norfhwast comer of La Chol a'Boulevard iond Naranjo Drive pyl 114-003) ~; The public is encouraged to attendand well be mvded to speak Ali agenda for tlifseeti 'mng. well be made available at least 24 hours prior to the meeting time and., nd can bey," at b0E0 44ypllej do-For,giistioes and iddrjbrW intormation; please contact Chad Daices at(! 229-4896.or- _ SEPTEMBER 17,26141, NOTICE OF HEARING must i e made to:the courtby parties at AmyLirJan 19855 `St i)avid f3rTucson'' . -. least three worldrig,days n advance of a _ - _ _ AZ 85713 Petititioner(s) un prosper scheduled court proceeding and sari be SUPERIOR COURT OF made try caling (520JWO0- 000 ARIZONA COUNTY OF Puna 6 You have the rngM to make a request Intethe Name Change of Amuifo or motion pnortoany tieanng that the ' J G' Fela IVPetitioners-CASE NO hearing be closed to the public C2014439¢ NOTICE OF,HEARING ON DATEb this j L day of August; 2014.; PETITION FOR;CHANGE OF NAME TO Amulfo J Fefa 111 THOMAS C HORNEAttomey General : -a JULIE EA: LEl/ITTGUREN Assistant PLEASE TAKE iNOT10E that the,Attorney _ General undeisignedpetitioner(s)'has�have) , .. •PUBLISH ffie'DaQyTemtorial r Jointly petrhoned this Court pursuant to 5.. A.R.S.12.601 and 12-602 to Change _ Sept 3 10 17 24 2014 the Names of the above namedJont NOTICE OF, HEARING petitionersto Martn Cados Barraza Jr : IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OFTHE .. Objections fo the requested Change of Name must be made wdh the above .STATE OF,ARIZOhA JN AND FOR THECOUNTY AF PiMA . named Court on or before the hearing . • lr%tFiematter of 1ZELL 'Al scheduled for 10 30 a m Thursday the MYRELLA d o b'-03l15/13 Persons) . 2 dayobe wof Octr'2014 before thefolbw ' under-18 years,of age. No: JD20140580 trig Judge or.Court Commisswnec Lon -. ; 'DCS'S,NOTICE,OFPUBLICATION , Jones RMt 796 ' FIEARING ' DEPENDENCY You may appear in person or by your Aitomey at the Scheduled Hearing A PETITION (The Honorable Geoffrey L , Ferfan) copyofthe' PetrtbnforChangeofName TOINILLIEGONZALESAKAWILLIE is attached hereto for your reference /s/ GONZALEZ and JOHN DOE (a fiddious PetdioneYs Signature Da name) °parentsand/or guardians of the PUBLISy The ryTemtorial above-nm aed child Sejit3 10 17 24 2014 The Deparbment of ChOd Safety (DCS -Department,' 4 NOTICE OF HF-ARING theby and through orundersigned:counsel has filed a � _" _ IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE'.' Dependency pehjron pursuant toTiQe t STATE OFAFIIZONA y - 8 of the Arizona Revised Statues and �y t : IN AND FORTFIE COUNTY,OF PIMA Rule 48 of the Rules of Procedure for : the'matter of- REYES CARMEN -„ theJuvennle Court Ein d o b 07/03/1998;Person(s),under 18 Nats,of age: No.:_JD 20140197-DCS'S 1 The Court has setts Publicabon hearing on the T81h`day,of•November bTICE OF PUBLICATION'I &kNG .. .. -2014 at 2 00 p. at the Pinta County ON"DEPENDENCY PETI f10N (The Superior Court 2225 East Ajo RDboOx3vEenaocrhdQad n) noJofiOathHbelNe the Han Tucson gnzognaw8h5e7th1e3r THaOnotr (nradapar Geoffrey L Fraorhficbuousname) oabe rnaepurpose f amEeGd ofdeteermnnabretyfopre rWenaty The Department of Child Salty (DCS guardian named herein is contesting ttie, or the Department) by and through allegations n thePetitiori undersignedcounsel has pled a •2,'You endyour chffc! are dfitdled to Dependency`l�etibanpursuaiitto7rtle havean'attom preseotafthefrearin'. s S of the Anzona'Rev�sed rSfatues and :: Rule.48 of the Rules of Procedure for :; Xou may hire avn attomey - fyqu ;cannnot afford ar attomeyrand want to be the Jvvenile Court 1 The CouRhas set a Pubficabon hear= represented bar an attomey one may appointed by the Court rig on the 4ih day of December 2014 at 3:00 p m at,the Puna Couhty Supe 3 You have a right to appearas a party m }his You that' nor Court, 2225 East Ajo Way Tucson -" proceeding are advised your failure to personally; appear" court Arizona 85713; beforelha Honorable at theindnal hearatg {irebiat cornfererice Richard E. Gordon for the pun sa of deterinnng whether any parent or settlement conference orde�endency ' adjudication willibiA good cause shown' guardian named here" is contesting the may iesuitn a findnq that you have allegations n the Petition 1!r,"your legal rights and have 2-you and yourctuld are entitled to have ackr tted the ailegabans n the Petition art aHomey present at the hearng You In addiaon Tyou faQ to appeal wdhout may lure jrtas own attorney or dyou . * cannot afford an attorney and want to be good cause Viaheariog. H° forward n:your absence amend may result - in an represented by an attomey'one maybe appointed bythe tCourt adjudioabo� ofdeperidency, tennnabon; ofypurparental rights orthe` estabOsh _. 3 You have aright to'appearas apart='- merit of a pertnanerd guardianship in ttiis proceeding You are advised thad. based upon the record and Use evidence your failure tc personally appear n court presented to the Card as we as an at the nitial hearing pretrial conference. onler of patemil! custody, change settlement confei�rid , of aistody n a'consaGdafed.�m0y law adtudcabon without gaodriause shown" matter and an ceder for ctuld support d : may result in a finau,g that"y«, have pitemly_has been estanr�shed waned =air legal rights and have the 4: H you arerecemng this t lotnce by admitted allegatrns'm fhe Petition In addition rfyou faH to appear without . ; pubricauon ma obtain a if the Y mPY Dependency Petition, Notice of Hearng," good pose ttie hearung may go forward aril Temporary Orrier by'submib_ 9 a . in yourabsence'and maytesuR inan' ' adjudcabon of tependeii� ternunatrori . written request to Michelle Nanmo &' fits of the Atomey General; 3939 South or your paaerital rights or tfle�estabrstr Park Averwe,Suite I80 Tucson, Anzoria' merit of a peimanent'guardgr 85714 The assgned case manager is': based upon the record and the evidence irigrid P Quamyand may bereached by ' presented to the,, urt as weQ as an telephone at,(520) 721 3097 ' order of paternity custody of change 5 Requests for reasonable accom- a of distody in cortsoldated tartiiry modation iorpersons rnttl dnsaMTibes rnatter and an order for otuldsupjort d - must be made to the scurf parties iota patemdyhals'been estabbshed .by least'three woddrig days"m advanceofa 4: If you are receivang this Notice by :: scheduled coiirtproceedung and can be: publication yau`may obtain a copy of the made by calling (520M 740 2000 Dependency Petition Notice of Hearng` r anclTemporar Order,by,subiruttinga''. DATED this 281t%dayof August 2014 r" 11lOMASC:ijORNEAttomoyCeneral. ; B writtenmquestto' JWE M:lEVITT KAREN M HAYDEN AssistantAftomey.. GUREN Office of ttne�4ttorniey General General �^ 9939 South Park Avenue gSude 180 a PUBLISH Ric Daly Territorial i 'Tucson,Ar¢ona85714 : assigned case manager Carpenters Aug"3 10 17 24 2014 �iis'Mdon grid -may be readied by telephony at (520)7101882 = NOTICE OF CARING ' INTHESUPM6KCOURTOFT1iE ' } 5 Requests for mason axan- rradation for persons with d@*iities ., . • SEPTEMBER 19; 2014 79, T- NOTICE OF HEARING -:� f IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN AND FORTHE - Court and or the Motion for'. iPPO COUNTY OF;PIMA'COUNTY JUVE- of Pemianent Guardiaiishnp pursuant to - STATE OF,ARIZONA „s AND FORTHE COUNTY OF PIMA' 'ON 'NILE DIVISION; NOTICE OF«HEARING TiOe 8 bell 9 ed- THE MOTION FOR APPOINTMENT 4. if you are recenvrng this Notice by ;, ,IN In the Matter of CARRILLO ROBBIE OF PERMANENT GUARDVW OF - Pubficahon j ou may obtain a copy of MINORS:, the Motion for Appontment of Parma- d.o b. 07/25/14 Persan(s) under;l8 years of age' No: J175467'REACTIVATED -• - (HONORABLE WAYNE YEHLING) - nent Guardianship of Minors and Notice r� i i DCS S NOTICE OF HEARING ON_ TO JOHN DOES.a fictitious name and of Hearng set -y Minute -Entry DEPENDENCY PETi1lON any man claurung to be the father of ttie Order by Honorable Judge (The Honorable Catherine Woods) _� TO. Dane Pe and John Dce, (A fcti- above named child - ,_ Yehling by submlttuig a wrdieri request TO:ANTHONY McManus FATHER OF s' to the Motion for Permanent Guard�arr_, ' . tious name),ypareM ariil/or guaan of - the alwve=namod children toTdfan Agin Fuca Esq'. 6336 North y SAMUEL` BEDOY Y - TO: ROBERT BRAULIO FLORES'Arap! Rd Sude 326 Box147 Tucson, 1 The Department of,Ctidd Satiety (DCS FATHER,OF RICHARE DUARTE,JEL Arizona 85704 or the, Department) tias;filed,a Depen_ , dericy Petition cant toTdle 8 of the • SON.SUAZO and ROBERT,DUARTE 5 Requests;for reasonable axon TO:JOSE AVILA'FATHER OF MANDE,' modation,torpersons with disabilities ` per 1 "Arizona Revised Statues and Rule"48 of , . ', for the LYN BEDOY must be made to thecourt by, parties at The Attorney for the Maternal Grandpar - three working days ut advance of a ` j = the Arizona Rules of Procedure . , " Juvenile Court '` ,least ants has filed a" or for Appointment scheduled court proceedhg acid can be " 2 The Court has set a Pubbcatirdian on. Heanng for the 17th day of November of Permanent Guaof Minors purse - _ 'made try ca8in9 (520) 7402000-DATED ant to Title a of theAriiona Revised IN day of September, 3. 1 2014 at 9 00 am to be held at the Puna Superior Court at 2225 E Alo Way, Statutes Rules CA 42and 5 of the Tiffany Arn Fins Es Arizona 1`160s of Crvd Procedure and Attorney for the Maternal Grandparents j Tucson AZ 85713, before the Honor Rule 64 of the Rules,of Procedure for . PUBLISH The DalyTerntonal the Sept 5 12,19 26 201'4 3 able Catherine Woods for the, purpose Juvende`Court , of detertninuig whether arty parent or , - guardian named herein is contest ng the 1 The Court has set a hearong on, September 9 2014 at 8 30 a m on NOTICE OFNEARING allegations in the Petition „_ , Septemberl6, 2014 at830 a i-,and , IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OFTHE , 3.You and your children are entNed to the hearing: ' October 8 at 8-30 a m for the Pub fished STATE OF'ARIZONA, , Guardianship Hearuig as to fathers Mc= 'IN AND,FORTHECOUNTY OF.PIMA hiv attorney present at You may hue your own attorney or`rf you Manus Suazo Florez and John Doe at In the matter of CALDERON MAR . cannot afford an attorney and want to be , the Pima County Superior Court Center, QUEZ ANTHONY I I d.o b 09/23/O6q represented by an attorney one may be `- 2225E Ajo Way Tucson Arizona 85713 CALDERON ALEJANDRO GABRIEL, Judge WayneYehkng d o b 09/23J06 Peons) under 16 Honorable rs appointed byfhe Court.,before 4 You have a right t"a'ppear as a party, tar thepurpose of determine whether years otage No J1B8247 DCS'S = in this proceeding You are advised that any parent or guardian named herein is NOTICE OF PUBLICATION HEARING' your failure to personally appear in court • contesting the allegations m the Motion ON DEPENDENCY PETiiTON (The , � 1 at the in t al hearing pretrial conference, status conference or dependency adudi- for Permanent Guardianship of Minors ' - Honorable`SusanA ICetUewe ;pursuant to7dte 8 regarding the above TO CLAUDIAACEDO, parerds and/or, `. i # cation wittiout good cause shown, may - _ - In.a Ending that you have waived named minor chldren 9 ua�ans of the above=named duldren- nt of Chi ld safe ' DCS . 2 You are entdled to have an attomeX The 17?pa![me tY (. gresult '. your legal rights and have,adm tted the Present at the hearng You may hire _ or the Departmant); try and through - allegations inthe Petition m addition rf ' fail tojappear wdhout good.cause your own attorney or rf you cannot afford undersigned counsel has fled a , an attorney and want to be represented Dependency Petdion pursuant toTitle _ you the Nearing may go foiward niyour '"may' ;one maybe appoMed bythe CcurL „ 8 of the Anznna Revised Statues; aril 3 youahaye a right to'appear a`party, Rule 48 o(the Rules of Procedure for absence inan adjudioa- - n of dependency ternmation odour as ' in this proceeding You era advised that - the Juvenile - parental rights or the establishment of your fail' ,e to personally appear in court "' 1 The Court has seta Publication hear this hearing wdhout good erg on the 3rd day of November 2014 at ' a permanent guardianatnp baseil.upon the record and the evidence presented of at ceuseistiovm may result may result in a -. 11.00 am:at the Puna County Superior finding that have waived yourlegal Court ;2225 East Ajo Way Tucson , to the_Court, as well uas an order patemity, autody.'or,chan' 6 of custody you rights have admdteil the 'ill--egations•, " Arizona before the Honorable ' in'a consolidated t - y law matter and an order for child support if patern ty has and/or requests made infhe Motion for Susan A. ICettlewell,for the purpose Appointment of Penman€ant Guardian of of determviirxj whether arty parent or, been establshed. Minors filed on July 14 2014 in addi guartfan named Herein rs centestuig the "d good allegations m the PebborL 5: If you are recemng this Notice;by publioation, you may obtain a Dopy of the tion you fad to appear without . .. cause a heanng may,go forward in your 2_You and your chOdren are entitled Dependency Petition, Notice -of Hearing, tong resent of the hearuig_ . absence and may result ui termuiation ham art attorney p _ of parental rightsbased upon the You mayture your own attorney or, if you and Temporary Older by subm a , writtenr uesl to. SALLY K DIGGES, -your record and evidence.preserite - to;the ". cannot afford an attorney and ward to be Offce of the Attorney General, 3939 S. Park Avenue Sude 180, Tucson, AZ , - NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING - _ 85714 The assigned case manager is PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Amanda Ward and may be reached by telephone at 520 887 7577 The planningand Zoning Commission invdes the community to attend a pubbc freer rig Orr 6 Requests for reasonable accem modat on for persons wdh disabild es Tuesday October 7 2014 6 00 PM must be made io the�court by parties at Iroarood Ridge High School Lihrary Lecture Hall least three working days inadvance of a- 2475 W. Naranjo Drne 4 " scheduled cant proceeding and can Oro Valley,Arizona' made by coining s20a40-2000, ;_ 7 You have the right to make a request _ Public Heanog. shanoon Road South of boxwood Ridge High school Major General Plan { ' or motion prior to arty fiearuig that the . Amendment FliONI Rural Low Delisdy Residential (0-0 3 homes/acre) andSigmficard Resource hang ritosed to Area`TO Law Densely Residential (0 i hames/kfi) and Medium Density Resident al i DATED thus day of September ` tiomes/acre) for a77 acre property located on The east side of Shannon Road, ap- I 2014. THOMAS C. HORNE (2.1-5.0 proximately one -quarter (114) mile south of Naran)a Orne:„The ii Plc rd also requests Inc, 1 1 Aaomey General •, _ '', �• . of the:properry in the Urban Sernces Boundary. (OV1114-001) . . S1.ALLY KDIGGES, Public Hearing La'Cholla Boulevard and Naranja Drive'SouThrresb Major General Plan Assistant Attorney General PUBLISH DailyTemtorfal = _ . Amendment FROM Rural Low Derrsdy Residential (0-0-3 homes/acre) Low Density,Residentiale (( -•The 26, (0.4 to 12 homestacre) Medwm;Density Residential (21-5.0 hameslacre) Neighborhood . Sept 5,12 19, 2014 Commerotal/Office.Pubflc&mi Public, Open Space and Sigridrrxid Resource AreaTO.Master ,. - r l NOTICE OF HEARING,..- - Planned Gommundy comprised of single tamely resulenfal,much-tami1yresidential, neighbor hood commercial afficeprofessioriai and medical office senior %n ng uses and open spacefor. Tdfany Ann Fuca; Esq- 6336 North Oracle R& Suite 326 F� . 202 acres located on the west side of la Cholia Boulevaid`6etween Naranja Drive and Lambert . ' Area Policies'related to the Master Planned Corn-_ . Special Box,147 Tucson. AZ BWG4,520-990- . Lane= -The applirarit also proposes ; 8955 Fair 526-396-3463 Attorney forThe `; munity. (OV1114=002) , i Maternal Grandparents Richard Duarte and Mara Hernandez --y r Public Hearing. La Cholla Boulevard and Naraeja Orive NorMwest Major General Man IN THESUPERIOR COURT OFTHE Amendment FROM Medum Dens6Readential (2-1-5.0 homes/acre) and Signifcard Resource i STATE OF ARIZONA IN AND F-ORTHE Area TO Master Planned Community comprised of neighborhood commercial office for 8 acres: COUNTYOFPIMA. Sariwel Bailey kcateditthenorthwestcomerofllCholiaBoulevardandNaranjoDrWi (OV1114-=) In the Matter of : _, [ d o.b. 8131/200i, R chard Duarte The public �s encouraged to attend and will be invited to speak An agenda for this meebrig ` d-o-ix Mi3/2003 Robert Duarte d,o b.. will be -made available at least 24 hours prior to the meeting time and can be viewed at www. i 7/2i/2005 and Mandelynn ,Bedoy d.o.b. ,; orovallevazgov- For quesfortsand add"dio w intomration.'please contact Chad Dames at (520) 7Pd012008 Notice=of,Hearing ,- 229-4896 or cdaines�orovaileiazoov. - IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OFTHE - { Board/Commission/Town Council Notice Form OV Number: 1-nnp-119- 0y I (K - Board/Commission: S)62 /, Date of Meeting: 15 Day Notice Deadline: �l Publish in Daily Territorial Newspaper: Submission Deadline:�/l�! Emailed to DT: i �% Publish Date: 4h7 "Qb`2ZL, U e's ��►l ��rr Ad in OV File: Cost of Publishing: Publishing No: Publishing Placed in OV Folder: Emailed Project Manager: Affidavit of Publication: Town Clerks I Copy Folder Postcard Notification Boundary: Notification Feet: Total Residents: Date Mailed out: HOA's Notification: Total HOA's: Date Mailed out: Property Posting: IJ EJ Town Posting: Town Website Posting: Emailed Project Manager, Emailed Project Manager Emailed Project Manager Gave to Inspectors: Date Posted: l� v Date Posted: 9 h Notice Map Placed in OV Folder: Calendar Invite Updated with items for meeting: __A / OPO JX� R�Zoy9 ♦ �r n .. yFOVNDED '%I Development and Infrastructure Services Department July 28, 2014 Keri Silvyn Lazarus, Silvyn & Bangs, PC 4733 E Camp Lowell Dr. Tucson, AZ 85712 Via email: ksilvyn(aD-lsblandlaw. com Subject: Shannon Road South of Ironwood Ridge High School Major General Plan Amendment (OV1114-001) First Planning Review Comments Dear Keri, Thank you for your application for amendment to the Oro Valley General Plan Land Use Map. The first Planning Division review comments on the application are listed below. Note that outside agency comments will be forwarded under separate cover after the conclusion of the 60-day agency review period. Planninq 1. The proposed Low Density area proposed on the south side of the property will create an abrupt transition in lot sizes with the Rural Low Density areas to the south and west. It is recommended that the request be amended to maintain compatibility with existing development by retaining the Rural Low Density designation in the areas designated as ESL Core Resource Areas. Lot sizes could potentially be reduced to one acre through the use of the ESL lot reduction incentive with a conservation subdivision design. Conceptual' a p proaches to land use transitions would be helpful for you to present at the upcoming August 71 neighborhood meeting. 2. Provide a concept plan identifying the density, intensity, development areas, proposed lot sizes and access and circulation on the property. This concept plan will be used to demonstrate that the proposed land use designations are viable and sensitive to significant environmental resources. 3. Provide an Environmentally Sensitive Lands (ESL) map identifying the conservation categories before and after the proposed amendment. 4. A resident sent an email stating that there is a historic Butterfield Stage stop and a clearly visible stage trail that crosses'the property diagonally along the western edge of the property. You were copied on this email. They further stated that the State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) confirmed that it is a historic stop. Please request a letter from SHPO addressing the potential stage stop. Planning Permitting Inspection & Compliance Engineering Operations Transit (520) 229-4832 (520) 229-4800 (520) 229-4821 (520) 229-4875 (520) 229-5070 (520) 229-4990 It's in our nature. 11000 N. La Canada Drive - Oro Valley, Arizona 85737 fax: (520) 742-1022 - www.orovalleyaz.gov M 6. A neighborhood meeting has been scheduled for Thursday, August 7th at 6pm at Casas Church. The intent of this neighborhood meeting is to address concerns raised at the April 21s' neighborhood meeting and discuss how the proposed amendment has been modified to addresses neighborhood concerns. Please refer to the attached 4/21/14 neighborhood meeting summary notes for a list of issues and concerns raised. An additional neighborhood meeting will be scheduled in September, leading into the Commission hearings in October and November. Please submit five (5) copies of the requested documents no later than August 15tn Please contact me with any questions or concerns. Sincerely, WFWDII�l �' Matt Michels, AICP Senior Planner cc: Rory Juneman, Lazarus, Silvyn & Bangs, PC Stacey Weaks, Norris Design OV Permit Technicians David Laws, OV Permitting Encl: Engineering memo April 21st, 2014 neighborhood meeting summary notes .0 IN 1% 0Q0,p-LEY 'Z0y9 FOUNDED 191" Development and Infrastructure Services July 25, 2014 Keri Silvyn Silvyn, Lazarus & Bangs, PC 4733 East Camp Lowell Drive Tucson, AZ 85712 ksilvyn@Isblandlaw.com Re: OV1114-001, Request for a Major General Plan Amendment on a 77 Acre Property located on Shannon Road, south of Naranja Drive The Town of Oro Valley has completed the Engineering review of the proposed Major General Plan request and has no comments regarding the Major General Plan request at this time. However, please be aware that the following will be required with any future rezoning and site plan submittals if the Major General Plan Amendment request is successful: General Comments 1. Any future rezoning would require a site analysis and tentative site plan for the project site. The site analysis and tentative site plan shall contain all the standard elements as determined by the Town Engineer and Planning and Zoning Administrator such as: a. Hydrologic information (existing and proposed) b. Traffic analysis information (existing and proposed) c. Sewer design information (existing and proposed) 2. Review of any proposed site plan will occur beginning with the rezoning with more detailed review occurring during the site plan stage of the process. Following are preliminary comments for guidance if the project moves on beyond the MGPA stage: a. A portion of the development is located within a FEMA designated 100 year floodplain (Zone A). Any development within a floodplain boundary (local or Federal) is to be in accordance the Town's Floodplain Ordinance and any additional Federal requirements where applicable. Lots affected by erosion hazard setbacks may require additional erosion protection (e.g. cut-off walls) in accordance with Town requirements. Furthermore, an issued Floodplain Use Permit from the Town will be required. (Town of Oro Valley Floodplain and Erosion Hazard Management Ordinance, Chapter 17-4-1) b. A minimum separation of 150' is required between the proposed Shannon Road connection and W Sahuaro Drive unless the roads are directly aligned. (Subdivision Street Standards Section 4.7) i r . c. Please be aware that any proposed gated entries would require that a vehicle turn around area be provided. Additionally, the turn around area is not to be located within the boundaries of public right-of-way. (Subdivision Street Standards Section 4.1) d. Verify whether the subdivision streets will be public or private. Public and private streets are required to meet the requirements of the Town's Subdivision Street Standards. The standard roadway section for a new subdivision is 28' wide with sidewalks and curbing on both sides. (Subdivision Street Standards, Section 4.0) e. A minimum 4'-wide sidewalk on the east side of Shannon Road along the property frontage will be required. (Subdivision Street Standards, Section 6.3) f. Cul-de-sac streets are limited to 600' in length unless waived by the Town Engineer if a written release is obtained from emergency services and the local school district. At a minimum, cul-de-sac turn around areas shall be spaced at a distance not greater than 600'. (Subdivision Street Standards Section 4.2) g. All lots within the proposed subdivision will require verification that all-weather access has been provided. (TOV Drainage Criteria Manual) h. All corner lots shall be subject to Town Code requirements as they relate to minimum clearances between driveway locations and end of curb returns. (Town Code Section 7-5-5.13) i. Ensure that AASHTO SU-30 design vehicle maneuverability is provided throughout the proposed subdivision streets. j. A Final Plat will be required per Oro Valley Zoning Code Section 22.9.F. k. This development shall be subject to the International Residential Code, 2012 edition with local amendments. I. It is the applicant's responsibility to coordinate all sewer capacity and other related issues directly with the Pima County Regional Wastewater Reclamation Department. m. It is the applicant's responsibility to coordinate all addressing issues/questions directly with the Pima County Addressing Department. This includes all site plan and plat reviews and approvals as necessary. If the MPGA is successful, please note that due to the conceptual level of detail in the MPGA submittal, additional new items may be commented on when the rezoning and site plan submittals are reviewed. Please contact me at (520)229-4824 if you have any questions, thank you. Sincerely, Jos o er, P.E. Senior Civil Engineer cc: File S:\PERMPLUS\DOGS\OV1114-001\eng-gpa-20140725.doc 2 NjaLEY A,;f, TOWN OF ORO VALLEY, PLANNING AND ZONING 11000 N. LA CANADA DRIVE, ORO VALLEY AZ 85737 PHONE: (520) 2294800 FAX: (520) 742-1022 www.townoforovalley.com APPLICATION FORM OV Case # (Office Use Only): Application Type: Major General Plan Amendment A. Project Manager/Developer Name: Keri L. Silvvn. Es Firm: Lazarus. Silvyn & Bangs. P.C. Address: 4733E Camp Lowell Dr. City: Tucson State: AZ Zip: 85712 Telephone: (520) 207-4464 Fax: (520) 300-9662 Email: ksilvynC@_Isblandlaw.com Property Owner (s), if more than one owner, attach list Name: See attached list. Firm: Address: City: State: Zip: Telephone: Fax: Email: C. Subject Property Parcel/TaxCode: APNs 224-21-0020, 224-21-0030, 224-21-0040, and 224-21-0050. Legal Description/Property Address10900 N. Shannon Rd. & 10910 N. Shannon Rd. Area of property: Total area of four parcels = approximately 77 acres Existing Zoning: R1-144 Proposed Zoning: Is Proposed Zoning in conformance with General Plan designation? NIA [ ] Yes [ ] No General Plan Designation: From: RLDR & SRA; To: LDR (0.4-1.2) & MDR (2.1-5) and extension of svc. bound. area Existing Land Use: Vacant Proposed Land Use: Single Family Detached D. Previous Applications Relating To This Property OV8• OV9- OV11- OV12- OV10- OV13- E. Reason For Request General Plan Amendment to develop as a single family residential subdivision at a density that is appropriate with the surrounding residential and non-residential uses. This application is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. 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Since the applicant continues to work with staff and the neighbors to address issues and concerns, no formal recommendation is provided with this report. A formal recommendation will be provided with the November 31 Commission report. SUMMARY: The purpose of this first public hearing is to receive information on the requested amendments and hear resident input, issues and concerns. As such, no vote will be taken by the Commission at the October 7th meeting. A second public hearing will be held on November 3rd where the Commission will again take public testimony, deliberate and formulate a recommendation on the amendments to Town Council. The applicant proposes a Major Amendment to the General Plan Land Use Map from Rural Low Density Residential and Significant Resource Area to Low Density Residential and Medium Density Residential for a 77 acre property located on the east side of Shannon Road and south of Ironwood Ridge High School (Attachment 1). The applicant also proposes to include the property in the Urban Services Boundary. The applicant proposes to develop the property as a single-family detached residential development. Ms. Silvyn's responses to Code evaluation criteria are provided as Attachment 2. The Current and Proposed General Plan Land Use Maps are provided on Attachment 3. Three well attended neighborhood meetings have been held regarding this proposal. Significant neighborhood opposition has been expressed at each meeting. In addition, staff has met with neighborhood representatives and has accompanied neighbors on a tour of the site. The applicant has also met with neighborhood representatives in an effort to resolve issues and concerns, which include: Proposed increase in density/maintenance of rural character Environmental impacts R OV1114-001 Shannon Rd. south of Ironwood Ridge High School Page 2 of 13 Planning and Zoning Commission Staff Report • Market demand • Traffic impacts • Drainage and flooding To date, no agreement or compromise has been reached between the applicant and neighbors. BACKGROUND Land Use Context 'LOCATION EXISTING;LAND USE GENERAL PLAN LAND USE Attachment 1 Attachments 3 & 4 SUBJECT PROPERTY Vacant Rural Low Density Residential (0 - 0.3 du/ac) NORTH High School Public/Semi-Public SOUTH Single-family residential Rural Low Density Residential (0 — 0.3 du/ac) EAST__ Vacant Low Density Residential (0.4 — 1.2 du/ac) WEST Single-family residential Pima Co. Low Intensity Urban 0.3 (LIU 0-0.3) (Equivalent to Oro Valley Rural Low Density Residential Approvals to Date • March, 2002: Property annexed into Oro Valley Related Case • 2008: Major General Plan Amendment proposed to Low Density Residential (0.4 — 1.2) du/ac; application withdrawn after Planning and Zoning Commission review due to significant neighborhood opposition Existing General Plan Land Use Designations (see Attachments 3 & 4) • Rural Low Density Residential (RLDR, 0 — 0.3 du/ac): This designation typically accommodates lots of at least 144,000 square feet (3.3 acres). • Significant Resource Area (SRA): This designation, which preceded the Town's adoption of the Environmentally Sensitive Lands (ESL) regulations in 2011, identifies areas that contain key historic or archeological sites or other environmentally sensitive lands. Proposed General Plan Land Use Designations (see Attachments 3 & 4) • Low Density Residential (LDR; 0.4 — 1.2 du/ac): This designation typically accommodates lots ranging from 36,000 square feet to 109,000 square feet. • Medium Density Residential (MDR; 2.1-5.0 du/ac): This designation typically accommodates lots ranging from 9,000 square feet to 21,000 square feet. • Urban Services Boundary (USB): Defines the area where the Town intends to provide urban infrastructure. OV1114-001 Shannon Rd. south of Ironwood Ridge High School Page 3 of 13 Planning and Zoning Commission Staff Report Environmentally Sensitive Lands (ESL) Conservation Categories (Attachment 5) The property contains the following ESL conservation categories: • Critical Resource Area (CRA): Resources including washes and riparian areas with a 95% open space requirement • Core Resource Area (CORE): Resources including significant vegetation or habitat with an 80% open space requirement • Resource Management Area (RMA) Tier 1: Lower resource value lands with lower intensity growth expectations in the General Plan, such as Low -Density residential, and includes a 66% open space requirement The ESL conservation system protects critical open space systems and linkages throughout the Town. ESL provides strict requirements for highest value resources and more flexible ones in areas of lower resource value. Riparian areas or very significant habitat features have the highest conservation requirements. On the other end of the spectrum, lands designated as Resource Management Area (RMA) are important but have the lowest resource value and conservation requirements. Unlike higher resource value categories, including Major Wildlife Linkages (MWL), Critical Resource Areas (CRA), and Core Resource Area (Core), the RMA designation is driven by growth expectations of the General Plan. Each Resource Management tier aligns with the anticipated level of growth reflected in the General Plan. In other words, the General Plan designation determines the RMA Tier and subsequent amount of open space conservation. Based on the proposed amendment, a majority of the area, if approved, would be designated RMA Tier 2, which requires 25% open space conservation. RMA Tier 2 is associated with lower resource value lands with higher intensity growth expectations in the General Plan. The area proposed on the southern and western portions of the property as Low Density will be designated RMA Tier 1 and requires 66% open space conservation. The existing and proposed ESL categories are depicted on Attachment 5. Significant Resource Area Deletion The applicant proposes to delete the Significant Resource Area designation on the entire property. This designation, adopted with the original General Plan in 2005, proceeded the Town's adoption of the Environmentally Sensitive Lands (ESL) regulations in 2011. The ESL ordinance establishes comprehensive environmental conservation standards and regulations. From a land use standpoint, retention of the SRA designation will have the effect of limiting density to the lowest end of the density range (e.g. areas designated Medium Density would be limited to 2.1 homes per acre), which does have a reduced environmental impact on the property. Beyond the density limitation, the Significant Resource Area designation does not provide any additional measure of environmental protection when compared to the Town's ESL regulations. DISCUSSION/ANALYSIS: Land Use Plan Analysis The proposed land use plan (see Attachment 2) includes approximately 33.7 acres of Low -Density Residential (LDR; 0.4 — 1.2 du/ac) designation on the south and west sides of the property. This area generally matches the ESL Core Resource Areas (areas of significant vegetation) and also provide a OV1114-001 Shannon Rd. south of Ironwood Ridge High School Page 4 of 13 Planning and Zoning Commission Staff Report transition in density between the rural density development to the west and south and the medium density proposed on the property closer to the high school. The remainder of the property (approximately 43.3 acres) is proposed to be Medium -Density Residential (MDR; 2.1 — 5 du/ac) and is intended to be developed as a single-family detached subdivision. Two access points are proposed from Shannon Road with an interior loop road connecting the low - density development area and medium -density, development. No access is proposed from Owl Vista Place on the south. The proposal represents a significant shift in the development character of the Shannon Road corridor in Oro Valley as all other residential development along Shannon Road in Oro Valley is currently rural low density. The proposal would result in an island of medium -density residential with low density development to the east, south and west. No significant changes have occurred along the Shannon Road corridor since the adoption of the 2005 General Plan. Ironwood Ridge High School was in existence at the time of the General Plan adoption, which designates the subject property Rural Low Density Residential. At neighborhood meetings, the applicant has represented that the proposed project will be at the lower end of each density range and that they would stipulate to conditions limiting density. However, no reduction in density is proposed in the application. Significant opposition has been expressed by neighbors, including concerns regarding: • Consistency of proposal with rural character of the area. • Consistency with General Plan Amendment criteria. • Shannon Road traffic concerns. • Noise, light, and view impacts of proposal • Grading and drainage impacts of proposal • Environmental impacts of proposal Urban Services Boundary (USB The Shannon Road corridor in Oro Valley is characterized by rural low -density residential development and is outside the Urban Services Boundary (USB). According to the General Plan, "the Town does not intend to provide urban infrastructure to areas outside of the USB. These areas should not receive any increase in density or land use intensity over what currently exists". Shannon Road is currently under capacity. However, the Shannon Road corridor within Oro Valley is rural in character due to low -density development patterns as well as lack of connectivity with Tangerine Road and major roads to the south, including Ina Road. Utility services, including water, sewer and electricity, are available to the site. General Plan Amendment Criteria, Section 22.2.13.3 Major General Plan Amendments are evaluated for consistency with the General Plan Amendment criteria in the Zoning Code. It is the burden of the applicant to present facts and other materials to support these criteria. The applicant's response to each criterion is attached (Attachment 2) and contained below (in italics), followed by staff's analysis of each criterion: OV1114-001 Shannon Rd. south of Ironwood Ridge High School Page 5 of 13 Planning and Zoning Commission Staff Report 1. The proposed change is necessary because conditions in the community have changed to the extent that the plan requires amendment or modification. Applicant's Response: The Town of Oro Valley's ("Oro Valley') recent economic and physical growth, as well as its need for more medium density residential housing, make our request a necessary amendment to the Oro Valley General Plan (the "General Plan'). The Town has emerged from recent economic hardships by focusing on infrastructure investment, job creation, and incentives like the Economic Expansion Zone at Innovation Park. These efforts have spurred economic growth, illustrated by an unemployment rate that has dropped significantly in two years (currently 5.6% down from 7.5% in 2011), and is below the national (6.5%) and Arizona (7.4 %) averages. In addition, Oro Valley's population continues to grow, with an increase of 25% over the last decade, and projected growth of 12% in the coming decade. This growth in economy and population has resulted in an increased demand for housing. Over the past three years, both median sales prices and the number of homes sold have increased. This demand is especially strong in the medium density housing market (i.e., lots less than an acre). Over the past two years, 92% of the home closings in Oro Valley have occurred in the medium -density market. And while demand is high for these medium density homes, supply is short., currently there is a 4.8 month supply of medium density homes, compared to a 23-month supply for homes on lots of 2 acres or more. The current General Plan does not correlate with these demands. Only approximately 20% of the total Town's area defined in its General Plan is dedicated to the Medium Density Residential ("MDR') land designation. Rural Low Density Residential (`RLDR') and Low Density Residential ("LDR') land designations, however, make up 38% of the Town's area. The current General Plan configuration is not meeting the housing needs of Oro Valley, our Amendment, which adds MDR to the General Plan, is necessary to meet these needs. There are other factors that support the need for this Amendment. The above market demand is enhanced by the fact that within the Town limits there is little raw -land available for development of new single-family residential communities, and most of this raw -land lies in the Town's western areas. This, plus the presence of Ironwood Ridge High School and the increased use of La Cholla as a major arterial, have pushed growth west. Through this Amendment, the Property can help provide a gradual transition from the high school and the increased densities from the east to the lower densities of the south and west. This Amendment will provide MDR where it is needed to meet the Town's housing demands, and will serve as an appropriate transition for this growing part of Oro Valley. As a result, this is a necessary amendment to the General Plan. Staff Comment: The narrative provides data establishing market demand for medium density residential homes in Oro Valley. However, the narrative does not provide definitive data demonstrating that demand is not adequately met by the existing supply of platted lots and property zoned or planned for medium density residential. According to the Your Voice Background Report on development capacity, as of 2013 the Town was approximately 80% built out for single-family residential development. Approximately 2,420 additional medium -density single family units (on lots less than 1 acre) could be constructed within existing platted subdivisions as well as property zoned or designated for medium density residential development in the General Plan. OV1114-001 Shannon Rd. south of Ironwood Ridge High School Page 6 of 13 Planning and Zoning Commission Staff Report Medium Density Residential Development Capacity Category Acres Potential Units Platted Lots NA 650 Zoned Property 796 1,500 General Plan 74 270 Total 2,420 Also, the La Cholla Southwest and Northwest Major General Plan Amendments, if approved, would potentially add up to 614 additional medium density units to the above numbers. The response does not identify changes in the community, such as a change to Shannon Road or additional residential development along the Shannon Road corridor, that would support an amendment to the General Plan. There are currently no plans for widening or improvements to Shannon Road, or plans to extend the road north to connect to Tangerine Road. Ironwood Ridge High School was constructed prior to the adoption of the General Plan in 2005, which designates the subject property Rural Low Density Residential. In sum, the applicant has not provided sufficient evidence that conditions in the community have changed since the adoption of the General Plan that would require modification at this time. The proposed amendment would result in a "medium density" island surrounded by lower -density residential development to the east, south and west. 2. The proposed change is sustainable by contributing to the socio-economic betterment of the community, while achieving community and environmental compatibility. Applicant's Response: We have put great effort into designing this Plan Amendment so that it respects the environment and the surrounding community while contributing to the socio-economic betterment of Oro Valley. Regarding the environment, this Plan Amendment is fully compliant with Oro Valley's Environmentally Sensitive Lands Ordinance ("ESLO'). Under this Amendment, development of this 77- acre Property will result in over 50% of the Property being left undeveloped, and the undeveloped land is focused in the areas adjacent to current lower density residential uses and the most significant riparian and other habitat. The ESLO categories on the Property correlate to the areas on the Property with the most significant resources — the washes and the most significant Saguaro and Ironwood stands on the Property. The wash system is in the Critical Resource Area and will be preserved at 95%. The Core Resource area is in the southern area of the Property and has the most significant stands of Ironwoods and Saguaros that will be respected with this development. The Resource Transition areas will be preserved at 25% and 66% as required based on the underlying General Plan designation. This change is also compatible with the community, both local and regional. Our conceptual designs that accompany the Amendment concentrate the medium -density housing to the north and west, away from the current lower -density residences. To the south and west, we have incorporated larger areas of open space that will serve as a buffer between our development and the existing residences. We have also placed the lower -density housing to the south and west, and committed to matching our southern border home density with that of the homes directly to the Property's south. This thoughtful plan focuses on minimizing the impact of development on the neighbors, and allows this Property to be compatible with the surrounding community. OV1114-001 Shannon Rd. south of Ironwood Ridge High School Page 7 of 13 Planning and Zoning Commission Staff Report Finally, this Amendment is compatible with the region because it adds to the socio-economic betterment of the community. As addressed above, there is a strong demand in the Town for more medium density housing, and this Amendment will help meet that demand. But doing this also diversifies the housing options available within the Town, giving more families the opportunity to live in Oro Valley. Doing so is particularly appropriate in this location, which is attractive to families because of its adjacency to Ironwood Ridge High School. Staff Comment: The response fails to identify how the amendment would contribute to the socio- economic betterment or improve quality of life in the neighborhood or community. While the property location adjacent to the high school is positive, the proposed development would, for now, be an island of medium density in an area characterized by rural low density development. As discussed under Criterion #1, the Your Voice Background Report on development capacity demonstrates that a significant number of undeveloped platted lots and vacant land is available to accommodate medium density residential development. The proposed land use plan attempts to create community compatibility with existing rural density development by providing low -density residential on the southern and western portions of the property to provide a transition to the medium -density development in proximity to the high school. Environmental compatibility is significantly improved by following the ESL conservation requirements, which protect the washes as well as significant vegetation and habitat. 3. The proposed change reflects market demand which leads to viability and general community acceptance. Applicant's Response: As discussed above, home prices and overall demand are increasing, and the market for medium density housing in Oro Valley is especially strong. Over the past two years, home sales on lots under an acre (1,149 homes sold) accounted for 92% of Oro Valley's total sales, while homes on two -acres or more (24 homes sold) accounted for only 2% of sales. These strong medium - density sales, coupled with the fact that MDR makes up only approximately 20% of Oro Valley's total General Plan area, indicate that the market for medium density housing is strong, and will remain so for the foreseeable future. We have designed this Amendment to reflect the above market demands, while committing to develop the Property in a way that respects the environmental concerns and the existing neighbors. The Amendment will eventually allow for about 100 medium density homes concentrated in the northern and eastern parts of the Property, with another 20 lower density homes on the Property's south and western boundaries. This allocation of MDR and LDR aligns with the market demands, but does so in a way that is respectful to the existing neighborhoods, the environmental considerations and will leave over 50% of the Property as open space. This alignment of homes is not only respectful of the current neighbors, it is appropriate to the area and will eventually create an attractive and desirable setting for future homeowners. In addition to meeting the market needs, the MDR densities near an intense high school make sense and will be marketable and accepted by the community. LDR and RLDR are not appropriate densities adjacent to an intense high school use. The increase in MDR in this area will allow for a diversity of new housing. More housing options allows Oro Valley to not only serve more existing residents, but also attract new residents, such as new families and downsizing retirees. While only a small development, the Property will be able to satisfy a diversity of housing needs in the Town, thus making it a viable project. We believe a diverse development that meets existing and future market demands will be successful project, and therefore acceptable to the general community. OV1114-001 Shannon Rd. south of Ironwood Ridge High School Page 8 of 13 Planning and Zoning Commission Staff Report Staff Comment: Staff concurs that there is currently market demand for medium -density housing. However, the market pressure is primarily along the La Cholla Boulevard corridor. A number of single- family residential developments have been recently approved or planned along La Cholla Boulevard, including: • Rancho del Cobre (68 lots) • Rancho de Plata (50 lots) • Saguaros Viejos (118 lots) • Meritage on Naranja (120 lots) As discussed under Criterion #1, significant development capacity for medium density development exists in the Town. The applicant has not supplied definitive data demonstrating the recently approved or planned lots are insufficient in meeting demand. 4. The amendment will not adversely impact the community as a whole, or a portion of the community without an acceptable means of mitigating these impacts through the subsequent zoning and development processes. Applicant's Response: This Amendment will benefit Oro Valley as a whole. The proposed Amendment will help Oro Valley meet the demand for medium density housing. The Owner has been working with the surrounding community to address concerns and understand how to mitigate the impacts of additional homes in this area. There has been an acknowledgement of the overall intensity of the high school use and its impact to the area's existing homes. There have been concerns about the lot sizes and transitions from any level of MDR (near the intense high school) to the south and west where the lower densities currently exist. There have been questions about drainage, environmental concerns and traffic impacts. Throughout the Amendment process the applicant has listened to, and understands, the concerns of the neighbors on issues such as traffic, views, and drainage. All of the impact questions have been addressed in the current proposal, which transitions from MDR to lower densities that mimic the densities on the adjacent southern parcels. The proposal complies with the ESLO, preserving the washes and the open space near the most riparian vegetation of the Property. Shannon Road is currently constructed to handle the increased capacity of approximately 120 homes on the Property, and the Manning family has acknowledged the existing site visibility and other issues that may need to be addressed at the time of rezoning and through the Traffic Impact Analysis. Naranja is being improved in the near future, and the growth of the Town is moving to the western boundary of the Town limits. In the rezoning and development processes, the applicant will conduct all required studies to determine impacts, and will work with the neighbors to develop effective mitigation solutions. This Amendment will also allow for a well thought out, planned development that is appropriately situated near Ironwood Ridge High School and Casas Church. In short, our commitment is to continue to listen and work with the neighbors to make this a positive change to the neighborhood. Staff Comment: Staff agrees that impacts associated with the residential development of this property can be mitigated through the Town's rezoning and design process. For example, the developer would be required to submit a Traffic Impact Analysis (TIA) to evaluate traffic impacts created by the development and would be required to construct any necessary roadway improvements to maintain the roadway's level of service. Further, Town Codes require that all runoff generated from the development be mitigated on - site and cannot adversely impact downstream residents and watersheds. In some cases, new development can actually resolve drainage and flooding issues for neighbors. OV1114-001 Shannon Rd. south of Ironwood Ridge High School Page 9 of 13 Planning and Zoning Commission Staff Report Nearby residents have expressed objections to the development based on concerns about negative impacts to the rural character of the area. It should be noted that the high school currently generates significant noise, light and traffic and that additional impacts associated with the proposed development would likely be mitigated to a greater extent than with the high school. Impacts would be mitigated through lower -density development and landscape buffering on the south and west portions of the property. General Plan Vision, Goals and Policies Analysis General Plan Amendments are also evaluated for consistency with the Vision, Goals and Policies of the General Plan. The following is an analysis relative to the amendments consistency with the Vision and key Goals and Policies in the General Plan. General Plan Vision To be a well planned community that uses its resources to balance the needs of today against the potential impacts to future generations. Oro Valley's lifestyle is defined by the highest standard of environmental integrity, education, infrastructure, services, and public safety. It is a community of people working together to create the Town's future with a government that is responsive to residents and ensures the long-term financial stability of the Town. The Vision Statement from the General Plan punctuates the Town's commitment to balance land use decisions that respond to current conditions and market demand against the long term impact to the community. While there are growth pressures on the western side of the Town, the primary focus of residential growth is currently along La Cholla Boulevard. Alternatively, the Shannon Road corridor: • Is not planned for widening, improvement, or extension to the north to connect with Tangerine Road • Has no medium -density residential development within the Town limits. • Does not have existing or planned commercial, office or employment development within the Town limits. • Is outside of the Urban Services Boundary. General Plan Policies The application has been reviewed for compliance with all General Plan goals and policies. Following is a summary of notable goals and policies: Goal 1.1 To preserve Oro Valley's natural Sonoran Desert environment and the scenic resources that are an important part of the community's quality of life. As currently zoned, this property is subject to the Riparian Habitat Overlay Zone, which requires preservation of the wash corridors only. If approved for increased density through a General Plan Amendment and subsequent rezoning, the property will be subject to the Environmentally Sensitive Lands (ESL) ordinance, which provides more comprehensive regulations to conserve significant environmental resources. Unless additional development restrictions are imposed on the property, development under ESL would increase the total amount of conserved open space on the site. Policy 1.1.1 The Town shall promote clustering of development to protect environmentally sensitive areas and to preserve significant, passive use, natural open space within residential neighborhoods. In large -lot or multi -family developments, clustering may also be OV1114-001 Shannon Rd. south of Ironwood Ridge High School Page 10 of 13 Planning and Zoning Commission Staff Report accomplished by placing building pads close to each other, while employing other mechanisms to protect remaining natural open space. The proposal will protect and preserve the most critical environmental features on the property, including the Critical Resource Areas (washes) and Core Resource Areas (significant vegetation). Policy 1.1.3 The Town shall continue to avoid development encroachment into washes, riparian areas, designated natural open space and environmentally sensitive lands. In cases where encroachment is unavoidable, such as in the case of utility or public safety, require compensation or trade to offset the loss of natural area. If approved, the development will be required to meet the requirements under ESL during the rezoning stage. Policy 1.3.1 The Town shall encourage the location of residential neighborhoods close to activity centers compatible with residential uses, and vice versa. The property is adjacent to Ironwood Ridge High School and is near Casas Church, which are both community activity centers. The property is not located in close proximity to other activity centers, including shopping, services, employment, and parks and recreation. Policy 7.1.1 The Town shall continue to strive to protect the integrity and aesthetic context of existing neighborhoods through the use of appropriate buffers or other means of land use transition between incompatible uses. As discussed, the proposed amendment provides low -density residential on the south and west to effectively buffer rural low density development from the proposed medium density development in proximity to the high school. While the land use plan mitigates impacts to the aesthetic context of the existing neighborhood, the proposed medium density development of production tract homes is of a significantly different character than the existing rural density custom home development to the south and west of the property. Goal 7.2 To encourage and maintain a range of housing opportunities. Policy 7.2.1 The Town shall encourage the development of a variety of types of homes to accommodate the varied needs of residents, including single-family attached and detached, townhomes, small apartments (3-4 units), condominiums, active retirement communities and congregate housing... Policy 7.2.2 The Town shall encourage a variety of residential building types consistent with the General Plan and in accordance with the Town's zoning and subdivision design standards. This goal and these policies support the development of a diverse range of housing opportunities. Additional medium density detached homes do not advance this goal. However, medium density residential development is more compatible with a high school than rural low density residential development. OV1114-001 Shannon Rd. south of Ironwood Ridge High School Page 11 of 13 Planning and Zoning Commission Staff Report PUBLIC PARTICIPATION: Summary of Public Notice Public notice has been provided: • Notification of all property owners within 1,000 feet • Notification of additional property owners who attended neighborhood meetings • Homeowners Association mailing • Advertisement in The Daily Territorial and Arizona Daily Star newspapers • Post on property • Post at Town Hall and on website • Outside review agencies Three neighborhood meetings were held, as follows: Neighborhood Meeting #1: April 21st, 2014. Neighborhood Meeting #2: August 71h, 2014 Neighborhood Meeting #3: September 8th, 2014 In addition, a site tour with the neighborhood was held on August 201h, 2014 and staff met with neighborhood representatives to discuss their concerns on September 51h. The applicant also met with neighborhood representatives on two occasions to discuss their concerns. The following concerns were raised at each neighborhood meeting: • Maintain rural character of area • Proposed increase in density • Environmental impacts, including water supply • Market demand • Drainage and flooding • Traffic impacts The summary notes from all three meetings are attached for your reference (Attachment 5). A petition representing 81 residents opposing the proposal as well as four (4) letters and emails, including 3 letters from Mr. Dixon, are provided as Attachment 6. According to neighborhood representatives and the applicant, discussions regarding a potential compromise agreement are ongoing. However, no formal agreements have been reached to date. SUMMARY The proposed amendment has been evaluated using the general plan amendment criteria and applicable General Plan goals and policies as well as neighborhood and outside agency input. Following is a summary of the factors for and against the proposal: OV1114-001 Shannon Rd. south of Ironwood Ridge High School Page 12 of 13 Planning and Zoning Commission Staff Report Factors For: 1. The proposed development will conserve more open space using ESL than if developed under existing R1-144 zoning, which only protects the washes. 2. The property is adjacent to Ironwood Ridge High School, which is an important activity center. 3. The proposal provides lower density on the south and west to improve compatibility with adjacent rural density development. 4. Naranja Drive will be improved in the next 18 months, which will reduce traffic congestion and increase roadway capacity. 5. The proposal meets several key policies in the General Plan. Factors Against: 1. The proposal is not consistent with residential development in the vicinity. 2. The proposal does not meet all General Plan Amendment criteria. 3. There is significant neighborhood opposition to increased density on the property. 4. Shannon Road is not currently planned for widening or improvements and does not continue north of Naranja Drive to provide access to Tangerine Road. 4. The area is outside of the Town's Urban Services Boundary (USB). 6. The proposed development will likely generate greater noise, light, and view impacts than if developed under existing zoning. RECOMMENDATION: The proposed amendment is not in conformance with several General Plan evaluation criteria as well as a number of General Plan Goals and Polices, as outlined in the Discussion and Analysis section of this report. While there are increasing growth pressures in the area, the La Cholla Boulevard corridor is, based on existing development patterns and plans for expansion as a regionally -significant transportation corridor, more appropriate for increased density at this time. As discussed, there have been no substantial changes in the Shannon Road area since the 2005 General Plan adoption. Shannon Road is a rural roadway in function and character and there are no plans for widening or improvements to the road. The existing development patterns along Shannon Road within the Town limits is rural at this time and the property is outside of the Town's Urban Services Boundary. However, the applicant continues to work with staff and the neighbors to address issues and concerns and, therefore, no formal recommendation is provided with this report. A formal recommendation will be provided with the November 3rd Commission report. SUGGESTED MOTIONS: As this first Planning and Zoning Commission meeting is a public hearing only, no action will be taken by the Commission. Therefore, no suggested motions have been provided. Suggested motions will be provided with the November 3rd Commission report. OV1114-001 Shannon Rd. south of Ironwood Ridge High School Page 13 of 13 Planning and Zoning Commission Staff Report ATTACHMENTS: 1. Location Map 2. Application and Responses to Criteria, including supplemental responses 3. Existing & Proposed General Plan Land Use Descriptions 4. Existing & Proposed General Plan Land Use Map 5. Existing & Proposed ESL Designations 6. Neighborhood Meeting Summary Notes 7. Interested Party Letters , A, ��" - -/' 4 Z� - Bayer Vella, AICP, Interim Planning Division Manager � � �• i �t � of Y �`x'i"' •. .w tic j�S U / �R LOCATION MAP SHANNON RD. SOUTH OF IRONWOOD RIDGE HS MAJOR GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT (OV 1114-001) Attachment 1 Manning Property General Plan Amendment Written Narrative A. Proiect Summary The Manning property, located on the east side of N. Shannon Road between W. Lambert Lane and W. Naranja Drive (the "Property"), is an opportunity to plan and develop a combination of low- and medium -density detached residential homes that embrace many principles outlined in the Oro Valley General Plan (the "General Plan"), while providing quality housing in a growing community. The request is to modify the General Plan Designation from Rural Low -Density Residential ("R-LDR") and Significant Resource Area ("SRA") to Low Density Residential (0.4- 1.2 DU/AC) ("LDR1") and Medium Density Residential (2.1-5 DU/AC) ("MDR"), while conserving the environmentally sensitive areas through the Town's Environmentally Sensitive Land Ordinance ("ESLO"). The request will also modify the Urban Services Boundary to include the Property within the Oro Valley service area. Background, Current Conditions: The Property is located in an area of the Town with a variety of existing neighborhood densities and various activity centers, such as schools and churches. The Property shares its northern border with Ironwood Ridge High School, a public school in the Amphitheater School District which was founded in 2001 and has approximately 1,900 students in grades 9 thru 12. To the east is a vacant parcel, zoned R-144 with a minimum lot area of 144,000 sq. ft. per dwelling unit, which is currently processing its own General Plan Amendment. Directly to the east of this vacant parcel, and less than 800 ft. from the Property, sit Casas Church and Casas Christian School, a K-8 private school. The southern border of the Property abuts W. Owl Vista Place, a local street connecting approximately seven homes to N. Shannon Road; these homes and the surrounding neighborhood are zoned R-144. The western edge of the Property sits along the border of the Town of Oro Valley and Pima County. Directly across that boundary are lots zoned in Pima County as Suburban Ranch ("SR"), which require a minimum of 144,000 sq. ft. per dwelling unit. Within a mile of the Property are the Wilson K-8 School (a public school in the Amphitheater School District), the El Conquistador Country Club (a public 36-hole golf course surrounded by residential housing of various densities), and two churches (Desert Foothills Baptist Church and Canyon del Oro Assembly of God) in addition to the Casas Church mentioned above. The Property also is within two miles of the Oro Valley Public Library, Mountain View High School, and Ironwood Elementary School (both in Marana Unified School District), and the West Lambert Lane and Linda Vista Parks. ATTACHMENT 2 Manning Property General Plan Amendment Written Narrative Page 2 General Plan Consistency. The proposed development of the Property is consistent with the General Plan, as it will maintain a balance among the variety of uses and characteristics of the area. First, the development will preserve significant open spaces, will comply with the ESLO, and will provide appropriate buffers. Next, the density within the Property will vary appropriately based on its proximity to the surrounding neighborhoods and the natural vegetation on site. To the south, the development will be LDR1 to provide transition between the existing low density lots and the higher densities proposed to the north. As the development moves north towards Ironwood Ridge High School, its density will increase to medium density, an appropriate transition considering the school's size and population. In all, this development will provide a mixed -density residential neighborhood in a way that is context -appropriate to the surrounding neighborhoods. This development also will bring new, quality housing to an area located among several activity centers, including two public schools, three churches, a private school, and a golf course. The development will provide context appropriate infill to a growing area of Oro Valley. Open Space Preservation. There are three washes that run through the Property, as well as saguaros and several stands of ironwood trees along the Property's southern border. The developable area for the Property was identified by acknowledging these environmental factors and the need to protect the three washes and minimize the impact to the vegetation. In addition, buffer areas will be created around the Property, and the development will comply with the Town's ESLO. As such, the washes on Property, which are Critical Resource Areas, will be preserved with 95% open space, and the areas designated LDR1, which are Core Resource Areas, will be preserved with 80% open space. The remaining areas designated MDR will be preserved with 25% open space. See Exhibit A, Environmentally Sensitive Lands (ESL) Map; Exhibit B, Conceptual Land Use Map. Traffic Impacts. The Property's western edge borders N. Shannon Road, a north -south arterial that connects W. Naranja Drive from the north with W. Lambert Lane to the south. The General Plan encourages new development near major arterial streets, and this development meets that goal as it will provide two access points to N. Shannon Road. This development, however, will not access W. Owl Vista Place, a local street running along the Property's southern border. As part of the rezoning process we will perform a future Traffic Impact Analysis ("TIA") that will be submitted to the Town for review and recommendation. That TIA will identify the required infrastructure improvements for the project. Manning Property General Plan Amendment Written Narrative Page 3 Meeting Housing Demand. Despite several years of a sluggish economy, the Tucson and southern Arizona region is recovering with new job growth and a corresponding need for new housing, especially in the medium -density market. The Town has positioned itself to capitalize on the economic recovery through infrastructure investment and the job creation provided by Innovation Park, and by creating a community where people want to live. Oro Valley has little raw land available for development of new single-family detached residential communities. With the continually improving economy, and the two years required to fully approve this development, this Property will help meet the need in the near future for more housing. B. General Plan Amendment Criteria 1. The proposed change is necessary because conditions in the community have changed to the extent that the plan requires amendment or modification. The Town of Oro Valley's ("Oro Valley") recent economic and physical growth, as well as its need for more medium density residential housing, make our request a necessary amendment to the Oro Valley General Plan (the "General Plan"). The Town has emerged from recent economic hardships by focusing on infrastructure investment, job creation, and incentives like the Economic Expansion Zone at Innovation Park. These efforts have spurred economic growth, illustrated by an unemployment rate that has dropped significantly in two years (currently 5.6% down from 7.5% in 2011), and is below the national (6.5%) and Arizona (7.4 %) averages. In addition, Oro Valley's population continues to grow, with an increase of 25% over the last decade, and projected growth of 12% in the coming decade.' This growth in economy and population has resulted in an increased demand for housing. Over the past three years, both median sales prices and the number of homes sold have increased. This demand is especially strong in the medium density housing market (i.e., lots less than an acre). Over the past two years, 92% of the home closings in Oro Valley have occurred in the medium -density market. And while demand is high for these medium density homes, supply is short: currently there is a 4.8 month supply of medium density homes, compared to a 23- month supply for homes on lots of 2 acres or more. The current General Plan does not correlate with these demands. Only approximately 20% of the total Town's area defined in its 1 The data cited in Section B originated from the following sources: Economic statistics found at the Arizona Dept. of Administration, Office of Employment and Population Statistics website, www.workforce.az.gov/; Housing sales statistics were gathered from data provided by Multiple Listing Services ("MLS"); General Plan area percentages were calculated from the Town of Oro Valley's GIS data. Manning Property General Plan Amendment Written Narrative Page 4 General Plan is dedicated to the Medium Density Residential ("MDR") land designation. Rural Low Density Residential ("RLDR") and Low Density Residential ("LDR") land designations, however, make up 38% of the Town's area. The current General Plan configuration is not meeting the housing needs of Oro Valley; our Amendment, which adds MDR to the General Plan, is necessary to meet these needs. There are other factors that support the need for this Amendment. The above market demand is enhanced by the fact that within the Town limits there is little raw -land available for development of new single-family residential communities, and most of this raw -land lies in the Town's western areas. This, plus the presence of Ironwood Ridge High School and the increased use of La Cholla as a major arterial, have pushed growth west. Through this Amendment, the Property can help provide a gradual transition from the high school and the increased densities from the east to the lower densities of the south and west. This Amendment will provide MDR where it is needed to meet the Town's housing demands, and will serve as an appropriate transition for this growing part of Oro Valley. As a result, this is a necessary amendment to the General Plan. 2. The proposed change is sustainable by contributing to the socio-economic betterment of the community, while achieving community and environmental compatibility. We have put great effort into designing this Plan Amendment so that it respects the environment and the surrounding community while contributing to the socio-economic betterment of Oro Valley. Regarding the environment, this Plan Amendment is fully compliant with Oro Valley's Environmentally Sensitive Lands Ordinance ("ESLO"). Under this Amendment, development of this 77-acre Property will result in over 50% of the Property being left undeveloped, and the undeveloped land is focused in the areas adjacent to current lower density residential uses and the most significant riparian and other habitat. The ESLO categories on the Property correlate to the areas on the Property with the most significant resources —the washes and the most significant Saguaro and Ironwood stands on the Property. The wash system is in the Critical Resource Area and will be preserved at 95%. The Core Resource area is in the southern area of the Property and has the most significant stands of Ironwoods and Saguaros that will be respected with this development. The Resource Transition areas will be preserved at 25% and 66% as required based on the underlying General Plan designation. Manning Property General Plan Amendment Written Narrative Page 5 This change is also compatible with the community, both local and regional. Our conceptual designs that accompany the Amendment concentrate the medium -density housing to the north and west, away from the current lower -density residences. To the south and west, we have incorporated larger areas of open space that will serve as a buffer between our development and the existing residences. We have also placed the lower -density housing to the south and west, and committed to matching our southern border home density with that of the homes directly to the Property's south. This thoughtful plan focuses on minimizing the impact of development on the neighbors, and allows this Property to be compatible with the surrounding community. Finally, this Amendment is compatible with the region because it adds to the socio-economic betterment of the community. As addressed above, there is a strong demand in the Town for more medium density housing, and this Amendment will help meet that demand. But doing this also diversifies the housing options available within the Town, giving more families the opportunity to live in Oro Valley. Doing so is particularly appropriate in this location, which is attractive to families because of its adjacency to Ironwood Ridge High School. 3. The proposed change reflects market demand which leads to viability and general community acceptance. As discussed above, home prices and overall demand are increasing, and the market for medium density housing in Oro Valley is especially strong. Over the past two years, home sales on lots under an acre (1,149 homes sold) accounted for 92% of Oro Valley's total sales, while homes on two -acres or more (24 homes sold) accounted for only 2% of sales. These strong medium -density sales, coupled with the fact that MDR makes up only approximately 20% of Oro Valley's total General Plan area, indicate that the market for medium density housing is strong, and will remain so for the foreseeable future. We have designed this Amendment to reflect the above market demands, while committing to develop the Property in a way that respects the environmental concerns and the existing neighbors. The Amendment will eventually allow for about 100 medium density homes concentrated in the northern and eastern parts of the Property, with another 20 lower density homes on the Property's south and western boundaries. This allocation of MDR and LDR aligns with the market demands, but does so in a way that is respectful to the existing neighborhoods, the environmental considerations and will leave over 50% of the Property as open space. This Manning Property General Plan Amendment Written Narrative Page 6 alignment of homes is not only respectful of the current neighbors, it is appropriate to the area and will eventually create an attractive and desirable setting for future homeowners. In addition to meeting the market needs, the MDR densities near an intense high school make sense and will be marketable and accepted by the community. LDR and RLDR are not appropriate densities adjacent to an intense high school use. The increase in MDR in this area will allow for a diversity of new housing. More housing options allows Oro Valley to not only serve more existing residents, but also attract new residents, such as new families and downsizing retirees. While only a small development, the Property will be able to satisfy a diversity of housing needs in the Town, thus making it a viable project. We believe a diverse development that meets existing and future market demands will be successful project, and therefore acceptable to the general community. 4. The amendment will not adversely impact the community as a whole, or a portion of the community without an acceptable means of mitigating these impacts through the subsequent zoning and development processes. This Amendment will benefit Oro Valley as a whole. The proposed Amendment will help Oro Valley meet the demand for medium density housing. The Owner has been working with the surrounding community to address concerns and understand how to mitigate the impacts of additional homes in this area. There has been an acknowledgement of the overall intensity of the high school use and its impact to the area's existing homes. There have been concerns about the lot sizes and transitions from any level of MDR (near the intense high school) to the south and west where the lower densities currently exist. There have been questions about drainage, environmental concerns and traffic impacts. _Throughout the Amendment process the applicant has listened to, and understands, the concerns of the neighbors on issues such as traffic, views, and drainage. All of the impact questions have been addressed in the current proposal, which transitions from MDR to lower densities that mimic the densities on the adjacent southern parcels. The proposal complies with the ESLO, preserving the washes and the open space near the most riparian vegetation of the Property. Shannon Road is currently constructed to handle the increased capacity of approximately 120 homes on the Property; and the Manning family has acknowledged the existing site visibility and other issues that may need to be addressed at the time of rezoning and through the Traffic Impact Analysis. Naranja is being improved in the near future, and the growth of the Town is moving to the western boundary of the Town limits. In the rezoning and Manning Property General Plan Amendment Written Narrative Page 7 development processes, the applicant will conduct all required studies to determine impacts, and will work with the neighbors to develop effective mitigation solutions. This Amendment will also allow for a well thought out, planned development that is appropriately situated near Ironwood Ridge High School and Casas Church. In short, our commitment is to continue to listen and work with the neighbors to make this a positive change to the neighborhood. C. Project Policies and Goals that Support the General Plan The proposed General Plan amendment for the Property to change the designation from R- LDR/SRA to LDR1/MDR and modify the urban services boundary is consistent with the Town's vision as set forth in the General Plan. The proposed development supports the following General Plan policies: 1.1.1 The Town shall promote clustering of development to protect environmentally sensitive areas and to preserve significant, passive use, natural open space within residential neighborhoods. In large -lot or multi -family developments, clustering may also be accomplished by placing building pads close to each other, while employing other mechanisms to protect remaining natural open space. (p. 25). Development of the Property will be done with a focus on preserving its environmentally sensitive areas, and will conserve the percentages of land required by the Town's ESLO. To do this, the development will protect the Property's three washes with 95% open space, as well as have lower densities located adjacent to the more environmentally sensitive areas, and medium density in the less environmentally sensitive areas. See Exhibits A & B. 1.1.3 The Town shall continue to avoid development encroachment into washes, riparian areas, designated natural open space and environmentally sensitive lands. (p. 25). The three washes on the Property will be protected with 95% open space as required by the ESLO, along with the placement of low density housing in areas adjacent to significant vegetation (including saguaros and ironwood tree stands) in order to minimize the disturbance to the Core Resource Areas and conform to the Town's ESLO requirements. See Exhibits A & B. Manning Property General Plan Amendment Written Narrative Page 8 1.2.1 The Town shall maintain Oro Valley's predominantly low -density character while considering needs of financial stability and infrastructure efficiency. (p. 26). A large percentage of this development will be of a low -density character, and no development on the Property will be greater than medium density. 1.3.1 The Town shall encourage the location of residential neighborhoods close to activity centers compatible with residential uses, and vice versa. (p. 26). This development will create a neighborhood located adjacent to several activity centers, including Ironwood Ridge High School and Casas Church and School, and is within one mile of two other churches, a K-8 school, and a golf course. 1.3.5 The Town shall encourage master planning that looks comprehensively at the subject properties and all adjacent areas. (p. 27). The proposed LDR11MDR development will be master planned so that it will fit within the larger context of the area, providing an appropriate transition between the higher densities of the east and north and the lower densities of the west and south. For example, the areas of the Property near existing low density residential neighborhoods will be LDR1, while the areas of the Property closer to the public school and non -developed areas will be MDR. This placement of densities is area - appropriate and will allow the development to better integrate with the existing neighborhoods and activity centers. 1.4.3 The Town reasonably wishes to be satisfied that sufficient demand exists before authorizing a higher land use intensity than present zoning permits. (p. 27). Based on current trends in the market, which include single-family home price increases and less time on the market, the demand for LDR1/MDR housing in Oro Valley will be greater than the present availability of single family LDR1/MDR housing in the Town. 1.4.11 The Town shall establish procedures to ensure the coordinated development of vacant areas of 40 acres or more either under multiple or single ownership by requiring the development of master plans for those areas. These master plans must Manning Property General Plan Amendment Written Narrative Page 9 consider and seek to minimize the impact of development on all adjoining properties. (p. 28). The proposed LDR1/MDR development will be master -planned so that it takes into consideration the adjoining properties, specifically those existing low density neighborhoods to the south and west. The Property will have primarily LDRI adjacent to these areas to appropriately align with these neighborhoods. The rezoning process for the Property will initiate the detailed master -planning and proposed development concept for the Property. 2.1.2 The Town shall require new development projects to explore solutions that employ natural materials and prohibit designs that channelize watercourses except where extreme threats to public safety would exist if the watercourse were not channelized. (p. 43). The watercourses (existing washes identified as Critical Resource Areas) will remain in their natural state with the exception of wash crossings for the roadways. As Critical Resources Areas, the washes will be preserved as 95% open space. See Exhibit A. 2.1.4 The Town shall require that all development proposals depict an arrangement of and massing of buildings and/or arrangement of lots to minimize impacts on views from adjacent properties and streets and from properties and streets internal to the proposed project while providing privacy for residents. (p. 43). This goal will be met through design in the rezoning process. 2.1.5 The Town shall continue to require that all development proposals employ design strategies that minimize changes to existing topography and the disturbance of existing vegetation. (p. 44). The Property's development will preserve the three existing washes as required by the ESLO, will minimize topographic changes, and will be in conformance with the native plant preservation requirements to minimize the disturbance of significant vegetation (including the ironwood stands and saguaros) and mitigate for any disturbances. Manning Property General Plan Amendment Written Narrative Page 10 2.1.6 The Town shall require that buildings be designed with recognition that all sides of the buildings, including the roofs, may affect their surroundings. (p. 44). This policy will be met as part of the rezoning and additional CDRB and Town processes. 3.1.1 The Town shall ensure that future growth reflects the desires of the community in balance with an analysis of the Town's financial needs, maintain and periodically update the Town's Community Economic Development Strategy to ensure that future development will complement community values and implement the community's economic vision for the future, while maintaining the ability of Oro Valley to attract and retain desirable businesses. (p. 48). The development of this Property will create quality housing for residents drawn to Oro Valley by jobs created both in Innovation Park and throughout the Town, and assist the overall economic recovery of the Town and region. 4.1.4 The Town shall require new development to pay its fair share towards the cost of additional public facility and service needs generated by new development, with appropriate exceptions when in the public interest, and shall continue to review and set development fees to meet the fair share requirement. The fair share review will recognize the fiscal benefits of the development as well as the costs. (p. 52). As part of the subsequent rezoning on the Property, a TIA and other infrastructure analyses will be completed to ensure this goal is met. 4.1.5 The Town shall require new development to construct or provide funds towards the construction of regional facilities necessary to serve the development, meeting the twin tests of rational nexus and rough proportionality. (p. 52). See above. 5.1.1 The Town shall continue to ensure that Oro Valley's roadway network is developed with the proper amount of capacity to serve traffic generated by the land Manning Property General Plan Amendment Written Narrative Page 11 uses depicted on the General Plan Land Use Map. Strive to maintain at least a level of service "D" on all streets within Oro Valley. (p. 59). In accordance with the General Plan, new development is encouraged near major arterial streets, as is the case with this project. This development will consist of local streets that connect to N. Shannon Road. As part of the rezoning process, we will perform a future TIA that will identify the required infrastructure improvements for the project. 5.3.1 The Town shall require that pedestrian and bicycle pathways are constructed, where feasible, to separate bike and pedestrian traffic from motorized vehicles in order to provide safe access to schools, parks, other activity centers, and the Town's trails network. (p. 60). Development will include coordination with Amphitheater School District and Town staff on this requirement during the rezoning process. 5.3.2 The Town shall continue to require that all new or reconstructed collectors and arterials include sidewalks per the Town's standard roadway cross -sections. (p. 61). The development will include internal sidewalks that will connect to N. Shannon Road. 6.1.2 The Town shall continue to require that all new developments be evaluated to determine impacts on all public facilities within the Town, including but not limited to schools and roads. Such impacts shall be used as criterion in deciding the approval or denial of land use rezoning proposals. (p. 71). As part of the rezoning process we will perform a future TIA that will identify the impacts on roads. We also will coordinate with the Amphitheater School District to ascertain any impact this development will have on Ironwood Ridge High School, as well as other area schools. 6.1.4 The Town shall prohibit the placement of structures intended for human occupancy within 100-year floodways. (p. 71). Manning Property General Plan Amendment Written Narrative Page 12 Development on the Property will not place any homes within the 100-year floodways. 6.1.5 The Town shall coordinate with the fire protection and emergency service providers to ensure that they can meet the needs of new development. (p. 71). Part of this General Plan Amendment is a request to extend the Urban Services Boundary with the appropriate coordination with all service providers. 6.2.1 The Town shall continue to work with local school districts to ensure coordinated planning of school facilities and exchange of information concerning development and planning -related issues. This should include defining both school service areas and associated school needs that can potentially be met through proactive implementation at the time of development review. Encourage the petitioners of smaller developments to discuss with the School District the developmental impact and possible voluntary donations (land or financial) to offset school construction costs within Town limits to the extent allowed by Arizona State law. (p. 72). Development of the Property will include coordination with Amphitheater School District in order to help it ascertain the effects, if any, of this development on enrollment and services. 6.2.6 The Town shall work directly with the school district to create safe bike/pedestrian access to school sites. (p. 72). Development will include coordination with Amphitheater School District and Town staff on this requirement during the rezoning process. 7.1 To promote the development of sound, high quality neighborhoods that provide community amenities in an integrated manner. (p. 76). In addition to integrated open space, we anticipate there being one neighborhood amenity put in place to serve the neighborhood, but the exact type of amenity will be determined during the development process. Manning Property General Plan Amendment Written Narrative Page 13 7.1.1 The Town shall continue to strive to protect the integrity and aesthetic context of existing neighborhoods through the use of appropriate buffers or other means of land use transition between incompatible uses. (p.76). The development of the Property will protect the context of the existing neighborhood, as it will include LDR1 adjacent to existing low density neighborhoods, then transition to MDR as the development moves north towards the school and away from the lower density area. In addition, appropriate buffers will be provided for the three washes, as well as for the surrounding neighborhoods and school. 7.1.4 The Town shall continue to promote the development of distinct neighborhoods that create a sense of place and recognize the natural features (e.g., steep slopes) of the land through appropriate preservation of natural open space and the integral development of community facilities (e.g., recreation, trails systems, etc.) (p.76) The Property will integrate a significant open space network that will protect the three washes as required by the ESLO, preserve the existing vegetation as required by the Town code, and maintain the area's unique sense of place. 7.1.5 The Town shall continue to require the development of neighborhoods with safe vehicular access, as well as non -vehicular access to schools, open space, recreation opportunities, and other activity centers. (p. 76) The Property's location on N. Shannon Road is conveniently located next to existing schools, churches, shopping centers, as well as open space and recreational activities. In addition, during the rezoning process there will be coordination with Amphitheater School District and Town staff to determine if non -vehicular access to Ironwood Ridge High School is desirable. 7.2.2 The Town shall encourage a variety of residential building types consistent with the General Plan and in accordance with the Town's zoning and subdivision and design standards. (p. 77). Development will be in line with the General Plan, and zoning and subdivision design standards, as well as with the existing surrounding neighborhoods. In addition, this Manning Property General Plan Amendment Written Narrative Page 14 development will contain both low and medium densities, therefore creating diversity in the residential building types within the Property. 7.2.3 The Town shall allow and encourage master planned communities that offer high -quality neighborhoods with a variety of residential densities and appropriately located commercial uses to serve the community. In these developments, ensure that there are adequate transitions and buffers between uses. (p. 77). This development will contain a variety of densities, and will provide a transition between higher densities of the north and east to the lower densities of the south and west. In addition, the location is conveniently located near various activity centers, and open space buffers are provided to ensure quality of life for the Property's residents and the existing adjacent residents. 7.3.1 To the extent feasible, given the high land costs, The Town shall encourage the development of a variety of residential choices consistent with the Land Use Element to meet the housing needs of employees of existing and future Oro Valley employers. (p. 77). Oro Valley is positioned to rapidly expand as a result of the current economic recovery; the development of the Property will provide quality housing and additional residential choices for the employees of existing and future Oro Valley employers. 11.1.8 The Town shall use natural open space preservation as one criterion in considering land use rezoning proposals. Developments shall utilize natural open space to comply with requirements for landscaped areas and buffer areas, whenever feasible. (p. 98). In addition to the three washes, additional land will be preserved according to the open space requirements in the Town's ESLO. The ESLO open spaces will be clustered predominantly alongside the washes, the buffer areas along the property boundaries, and in the higher -density significant vegetation areas that have the greatest preservation value. See Exhibits A & B. Manning Property General Plan Amendment Written Narrative Page 15 12.1 To protect and restore the natural qualities of creeks, washes, and groundwater basins and recharge areas in Oro Valley to ensure public health and safety and the biological productivity and diversity of these water courses. (p. 107). The three washes, as Critical Resource Areas, will be protected as required by the ESL0. See Exhibit A. 12.1.1 The Town shall require that natural washes (defined as riparian areas and 100-year floodways) be kept free from development that would adversely impact floodway capacity or characteristics, natural/riparian areas, water quality, or natural groundwater recharge areas. (p. 107). The three washes/riparian areas will be protected as required by the ESLO and will have adequate buffering to prevent adverse impact from the Property's development. See Exhibit A. D. Conclusion In summary, the Manning Property General Plan Amendment request conforms to the General Plan's Policies and Goals for the Planning Elements and will create a positive contribution to the Town of Oro Valley. t MDR (2.1 - 3.0 DUTAC) MDR (2.1 - 3.0 DUTAC) MDR (2.1 - 3.0 DUTAC) ' a / LDR` Yr - Y i � �aaw .��• 1 . a ':,. ck ?•,:, ak - a „ - '� � R.:,� �,. � � ',� i ;r a # °„ ,� �•%6 g° !` .�� a .,, ":' *;h' r. ie. trta1T # .'� �•�.� 1r LEGEND Noie l Medium Density Residential (IJOR) 2.1- 5.0 DU/AC Critical Resource Area Access Location ' The LDR planning areas south of the proposed Low Density Residential (LDR) 0.4 -1.2 DU/AC Core Resource Area Conceptual Circulation roadway ali oe limited to a maximum of 6 !vs. �� Property Boundary Legend Project Boundary General Plan SRA(2005) ■ • ■ Urban Services Boundary Rural Low Density Residential (0 - 0.3 DU/AC) �■u■u ■■� Pima County • Location East side of Shannon Road between W. Lambert Lane and W. Naranja Drive • Area +/-77 AC • Access Primary Access: Shannon Road • Existing General Plan Designations: Rural Low Density Residential (RLDR, 0 - 0.3 DU/AC) Significant Resource Area Overlay (SRA) • Proposed General Plan Designations: Low Density Residential (LDR) (LDR, 0.4 - 1.2 DU/AC) +/- 33.7 AC Medium Density Residential (MDR) (MDR, 2.1 — 5.0 DU/AC) +/- 43.3 AC Modified Urban Services Boundary Low Density Residential (0.4 - 1.2 DU/AC) _ Resort / Golf Course Medium Density Residential (2.1 - 5 DU/AC) Public / Semi -Public - School Contact: Keri Silvyn I Lazarus, Silvyn & Bangs I ksiivyn@lsblandlaw.com 1520.207.4464 Future Meetings: Planning & Zoning Commission- October 7, 2014 & November 3, 2014 Town Council- December 10, 2014 NOKWMKN IExisting General Plan ' t a .yk wW ft.o-�do-ykt�9tk Mon, yy Ypsi* I' rroposea lzieneraf rfan Legend Prulerct Boundary General Plan SRA (2005) Low Density Residential (1 3 2 0 DUTAC) NalOhborhootl Conmlercial I Off --, Urban Services Boundary Renal Low Density Residential (0 0 3 DUTAC) Medium Density Residential (2.1 - 5 DU/AC) Public. / Senn-Pubf r �Puna County Low Density Residential (0 4 1 2 DUTAC; f. Resort I Golf Course School Open Sp.— 'P UEY gR,�oy EXISTING & PROPOSED GENERAL PLAN o LAND USE DESIGNATIONS Shannon Rd. south of Ironwood Ridge HS Major General Plan Amendment (OV 11 14-001) POUNDED 1g�� Attachment 3 Existing Designations Proposed Designations TOWN OF ORO VALLEY ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE LANDS *4, Major 'AICIIP b0age Crjc,ago-t NCfAr Spa:— Cr-dcz Rewume Aran Categary Cpar, $uz-w, Cve Rewurre Area Cialegarf [W� ()pen $raonl Rewurce lAun2gomem Area Tw 1 (66.% )pen qpacal P=aurtm Mana;ernerd Areg Tier 2 (25% Open Spacel Rewaze Wzna;e . " Area ',er 2 Open Spz:e, EXISTING & PROPOSED 0 0 -�' ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE LANDS SHANNON RD. SOUTH OF IRONWOOD RIDGE HS MAJOR GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT (OV 1114-00 1) UNDED A0 Attachment 4 Existing and Proposed General Plan Land Use Designations Existing General Plan Land Use Designations • Rural Low Density Residential (RLDR): This land use designation denotes areas of large lot single-family detached development in a rural environment. Rural low -density residential designation areas range up to 0.3 dwelling units per acre. Areas of rural residential development are appropriate where there is a desire to retain a rural lifestyle or where protection of the natural environment is necessary. Significant Resource Area (SRA): This designation denotes areas that contain key historic or archeological sites or other environmentally sensitive lands. It is an overlay that includes areas that have been preserved and those that should be preserved through the methods listed in the Open Space and Natural Resources Conservation Element. Any development that takes place in these areas should be at the lowest density allowable in the underlying designation and should include mitigation measures consistent with the Endangered Species Act (ESA), the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) and other laws, as appropriate, to a specific resource area. Mitigation of development impacts should also blend with the natural landscape, promote preservation of scenic vistas, protect wildlife habitat and cluster development within the least sensitive portions of the SRA. Proposed General Plan Land Use Designations • Low Density Residential (LDR; 0.4 — 1.2 du/ac): The district denotes areas where single-family detached residential development is desirable, but only if it is at a density that will permit retention of a rural, open character. Low -density residential designation areas range up to 1.2 dwelling units per acre. Delineation of building envelopes on individual lots is also encouraged to clearly indicate which areas will be disturbed and which will not. • Medium Density Residential (MDR; 2.1-5.0 du/ac): This designation is where single-family detached, townhouse, or patio home development is suitable, ranging from 2.1 to 5.0 dwelling units per acre. These areas should be located close to schools, shopping and employment. • Urban Services Boundary: The applicant also proposes to extend the Urban Services Boundary (USB) to include the subject property. The General Plan Land Use Map delineates a USB around most of the Planning Area. The Town does not intend to provide urban infrastructure to areas outside of the USB. These areas should not receive any increase in density or land use intensity over what currently exists. ATTACHMENT 5 Manning Property MGPA Neighborhood Meeting Summary Notes April 21, 2014 Following is a summary of questions asked and comments made at the neighborhood meeting: General Plan Amendment Criteria • Is market demand sufficient? • A resident stated that the original owner intended to keep the property in its natural state • A resident stated that if the density of one property is increased then the Town should master plan the area around it to be consistent • A resident stated that it is unfair to approve a Major General Plan Amendment without additional development details • A resident suggested that neighbors, rather than being for or against the proposal, consider what they could support and under what conditions • A resident questioned how the criterion requiring community acceptance of the proposal would be met Traffic and Circulation • Will Shannon Road be widened with this project? • What types of roadway improvements might be required? • Will the applicant be required to analyze traffic impacts? • Several residents stated that they are concerned with increased traffic • A resident expressed concern that additional traffic would lead to eventual widening of Shannon Road and condemnation of property using eminent domain to widen the road Site Grading • Will the site be mass graded? • Will natural buffers be provided around the perimeter of the property? Riparian Habitat, Floodplain & Drainage Issues • How are Critical Resource Area (washes) and Core Resource Area open space requirements calculated? • Will environmental concerns be addressed at the General Plan Amendment stage? • Several residents stated that there are existing drainage and flooding problems on their properties and that the proposed development.might worsen the situation • Several residents stated that the area is a sheet flow area and that there are numerous smaller washes that create runoff impacts ATTACHMENT 6 • Question was asked where detention basins would be located • Concern with function of detention basins • Concern with aesthetics of detention basins • Is the property within the floodplain? • Do detention basins count as open space? Development Concept • How many units are proposed? • Will all units be single family detached? • What is the advantage of higher density to existing 3.3-acre minimum lot size designation? • Several residents stated that they would like to see the existing planned density (.3 units/acre) maintained to preserve quality of life and property values • A resident stated that the market for 3.3 acre parcels is strong • Will a Home Owners Association (HOA) be formed? • A question was raised regarding compatibility of the proposed land use with existing properties • Will horses be allowed? What accommodations will be made for equestrian safety? • A resident stated that there is little buildable area and, therefore, the applicant's proposed density would likely not be viable • Residents asked if the owners would entertain leaving the existing planned land use unchanged • A resident stated that while the overall Oro Valley market might demand additional medium density residential development, it would not be appropriate • A resident stated that although the overall density is low, individual pockets or clusters of development will be higher density, similar to Copper Creek • Residents expressed concern with lighting impacts • Residents expressed concern with potential 2 story homes Town Review Process • What is the neighborhood meeting notification radius? • A question was asked regarding how the annual Major General Plan Amendment process works Neighborhood Meeting Summary Shannon Road south of Ironwood Ridge High School Major General Plan Amendment August 7, 2014 6:00 — 7:30 PM Casas Church, 10801 N. La Cholla Blvd. 1. Introductions and Welcome Meeting Facilitator Bayer Vella introduced the Oro Valley staff Paul Keesler, DIS Director and Matt Michels, Senior Planner. Approximately 40 residents and interested parties attended the meeting, including Vice Mayor Waters and Council Members Snider, Zinkin, and Hornat. Also in attendance were several Planning and Zoning Commission members. 2. Staff Presentation Matt Michels, Senior Planner, provided a presentation that included: • Existing General Plan land use designations • Applicant's request • Development potential of property under existing and proposed land use designations • Review process • Public Participation Opportunities • Review tools • Previous neighborhood meeting issues 3. Applicant Presentation Keri Silvyn, Esq., from the law firm of Lazarus, Silvyn and Bangs, PC, provided a presentation that included: • Overview of project, including location and existing and proposed General Plan land use designations • Environmentally Sensitive Lands (ESL) designations • General Plan Amendment evaluation criteria • Previous neighborhood meeting issues 4. Public Questions & Comments Following is a summary of questions asked and comments made at the neighborhood meeting: 1 • How does the Town notice these meetings? • What is the notification radius? Several residents stated that 1,000 is not enough and that the Town should expand the noticing area. • Several residents requested that notice of all upcoming meetings be posted on the property. • How much buffering will be provided on the southern boundary of the Manning Property? • What is the height limit in Low Density Residential (the southern portion of the property)? • What is the height limit in Medium Density Residential (the northern portion of the property)? • Is there a market demand for more medium density housing given other projects going on in the Town and the current inventory of homes for sale? • How will this development impact the local schools, which a resident stated are already overcrowded? • There is no commercial in this area. Should a new development be approved in the area without existing commercial development? • Who is responsible to restore the site if this project fails? • What is the required open space for this project? • Will the development worsen drainage problems for neighbors? There are already drainage problems. • Where is the jurisdictional boundary for Shannon Road? • A resident stated that they would prefer for the density to remain Rural Low Density Residential with 3.3 acre parcels. • What is Town staff's role in this process? Does staff make a recommendation? • Who makes the final decision? • Has a homebuilder been chosen for the project? 2 • Is the neighborhood meeting being held on August 13 for the La Cholla and Naranja Major General Plan Amendments related to this project? • Can the Town notify us of the upcoming neighborhood meeting for La Cholla and Naranja Major General Plan Amendments? • Concern with traffic impacts on Shannon Road and the capacity of Shannon Road. How will traffic impacts be evaluated? • Who is responsible to construct needed traffic improvements? • Is approval of the rezoning "automatic" once the General Plan Amendment has been approved? Does the Town have to approve it? • A resident stated that there isn't enough detail at the General Plan Amendment stage. • A resident expressed concern about the cumulative effect of this and the neighboring projects. How do decisions on each project impact the other projects? • When are infrastructure concerns, such as power and water, addressed? • Is there adequate water supply to serve this project? Will this project affect water pressure of existing homes? • A resident said that Mr. Manning intended for the property to be a County park Neighborhood Meeting Summary Shannon Road south of Ironwood Ridge High School Major General Plan Amendment September 8, 2014 6:00 — 7:30 PM Casas Church, 10801 N. La Cholla Blvd. 1. Introductions and Welcome Meeting Facilitator Bayer Vella introduced the Oro Valley staff Paul Keesler, DIS Director, David Ruiz, Water Utility Engineering Division Manager, and Matt Michels, Senior Planner. Approximately 45 residents and interested parties attended the meeting, including Vice Mayor Waters and Council Members Zinkin and Hornat. Two Planning and Zoning Commission members were also in attendance. 2. Staff Presentation Matt Michels, Senior Planner, provided a presentation that included: • Existing General Plan land use designations • Applicant's request • Review process • Grading, traffic and water information • Public Participation Opportunities • Review tools • Previous neighborhood meeting issues 3. Applicant Presentation Keri Silvyn, Esq., from the law firm of Lazarus, Silvyn and Bangs, PC, provided a presentation that included: • Overview of project, including revised proposal that expands the proposed Low Density Residential area on the south and west sides of the property • Environmentally Sensitive Lands (ESL) designations • General Plan Amendment evaluation criteria • Previous neighborhood meeting issues 4. Public Questions & Comments Following is a summary of questions asked and comments made at the neighborhood meeting: • How has the applicant demonstrated market demand? Will a market study be provided? • Residents stated that the market is not adequate to justify this project, but supports the existing General Plan land use designation • A resident stated that the property is far from employment, including Innovation Park. • What are the school impacts? Has Amphi schools evaluated the proposal? • What is the maximum allowed building height in the Low Density Residential and Medium Density Residential areas? • Who is responsible for restoring the property if the development is not completed? • What are the open space requirements? • How wide are the proposed open space buffers? • Residents stated that Shannon Road is not adequate for increased density since it floods. • Residents are concerned that modifications to the wash will cause increased flooding downstream of the property • A resident stated that they do not want street lights in the subdivision • Residents expressed concern with potential negative impacts on property values if the project is approved • A resident stated that the 1,000 foot notification area is not sufficient • What is the capacity of Shannon Road and Naranja Road? • Will the developer be required to make improvements to Shannon Road (such as widening the roadway)? • Is Shannon Road within Oro Valley's jurisdiction? • Residents are concerned with the safety of Shannon Road (sight visibility, etc.) 0 What is the decision -making process? • How does Town staff generate a recommendation? • Is a specific builder interested in the property? Are they currently in escrow? • A resident stated that not enough design detail is provided at the General Plan Amendment stage • Is approval of the rezoning "automatic" if the General Plan Amendment is approved? • Residents stated that people moved to the area to live on large lots and that the character of the area is large lots • A resident asked if Environmentally Sensitive Open Space (ESOS) can be on individual lots and, if so, how that works. • A resident stated that the taxpayers are taking the risk on this project • A resident stated that higher density development is associated with increased crime • Residents are concerned about the cumulative effects of all the development proposals in the area, including those on La Cholla Boulevard • Will the project be limited to detached single family residential homes? • A resident stated that the Town needs to consider the overall impact of this proposal combined with the two other proposed Major General Plan Amendments on La Cholla Blvd. • How does the Town judge "compatibility" with adjacent properties? • How does the Town ensure that restrictions and conditions, such as density limits or unit caps, are maintained? • Residents stated that "community acceptance" means conforming to the voter approved General Plan • Residents suggested postponing consideration of the amendment until the General Plan update to ensure that the voters have the opportunity to voice their will 0 What architectural styles are proposed? PETITION OPPOSING AMENDMENT OF THE GENERAL PLAN TO RE -ZONE THE MANNING SRA TO: Council Members & Dev. Infrastructure Services Town of Oro Valley 11000 N. La Canada Oro Valley, AZ 85737 Submitted and Hand Delivered on September 23, 2014 We the undersigned are in receipt of and have attached Section 22.2D.3 of procedures adopted by the Town of Oro Valley pertaining to, General Plan Amendment Evaluation Criteria which state, "the disposition of the General Plan amendment proposed shall be based on the consistency with the vision, goals, and policies of the General Plan, with special emphasis on compliance with the following criteria; a. The proposed change is necessary because conditions in the community have changed to the extent that the plan requires amendment or modification, and b. The proposed change is sustainable by contributing to the socio-economic betterment of the community, while achieving community and environmental compatibility, and c. The proposed change reflects market demand which leads to viability and general community acceptance, and d. The amendment will not adversely impact the community as a whole, or a portion of the community without an acceptable means of mitigating these impacts through the subsequent zoning and development process". We the undersigned reside in the community immediately adjacent to the Manning SRA and therefore have standing in this issue. We oppose any re -zoning of the Manning SRA and we respectfully request that Oro Valley Town Council Members and Development and Infrastructure Services maintain the Manning SRA as its current zone status of RLDR inasmuch as we submit that none of these criteria can be met by a re -zoning of the Manning Significant Resource Area. No re -zoning is necessary for development of this land since the owners thereof are already free to sell and improve it accordingly. Indeed, 3.3 acre rural lots in Oro Valley and Amphitheater School District can be considered rare and of premium character and value. Specifically in the case of each of these four individual criteria, beginning with a) above; so far, there have been no changes in the community to warrant amendment or ATTACHMENT 7 modification. To the contrary, the local residential community surrounding the Manning SRA is all RLDR parcels, the owners of which have repeatedly expressed their desire that the Manning SRA remain under its current zoning designation which is consistent with the community. Re -zoning the Manning SRA to LDR and MDR designation is incongruous with the local community and re -zoning violates the trust and fiduciary obligation assumed by the Town of Oro Valley to existing property owners when the community was incorporated by the Town - an act in which local property owners had no choice or say in by the way. In the case of b) above; it is impossible to improve the socio-economic condition of the community adjacent to the Manning SRA by changing the fundamental character of it via LDR and MDR construction. The surrounding community cannot be bettered inasmuch as it is as near perfect a setting to live as can be found in Pima County in its current condition and status and is a rare setting within the Town limits itself. Residential properties surrounding the Manning SRA are 3 acre size or larger where most of the natural environment is still flourishing and is voluntarily preserved and nurtured by the local property owners. Many of the property owners specifically chose this area because of its natural rural setting and lot sizes. We welcome any future development of the Manning SRA under its current RLDR zoning which will maintain the local community character and environmental compatibility. Re -zoning to LDR and MDR outright destroys the present socio-economic condition of the neighborhood. In the case of c) above; recently available information presently indicates that there are 2,000 new residential units and nearly 800 apartment units in Oro Valley being built or planned for near term construction. Further, there are currently about 350 resale residential units on the market in Oro Valley. It has been stated recently on national media that housing starts were off nominally 30% at the end of the second quarter. Any new housing development that a person cares to visit in northwest metro area reflects this slowdown in the housing industry. We submit that due to current new and resale availability in Oro Valley and that the industry seems to be entering another "slump", there is no market demand for a LDR or MDR project in the Manning SRA. But even if it could be assumed that there existed a demand, the Manning SRA as currently zoned, already provides the opportunity for additional RLDR 3.3 acre lots in Oro Valley, a designation which maintain the uniqueness of this local pristine enclave. In the case of d) above; re -zoning the Manning SRA to LDR and MDR will adversely impact the surrounding community as there is no mitigation for clear cutting, paving and roofing an old growth natural desert setting such as this. Once the existing original desert setting is gone, there can never be "acceptable means of mitigation" — it's gone. It is worth reiterating that surrounding residents became property owners here exactly because this was the area we wanted to live in due to its country setting and natural habitat and RLDR zoning. For some of us, it has been a goal in life to live in an area like the Manning SRA and surrounding lands. It is worth reiterating that we expected that it would remain such, even trusting that the Town of Oro Valley would always maintain the status of the area once we became incorporated into the Town. It is worth reiterating that infrastructure including utilities, traffic handling, police and fire protection, etc., on this 2 far edge of Oro Valley cannot support LDR or MDR development. It is worth pointing out once again that another "adverse impact" that local property owners can expect from this proposed re -zoning is a further redaction in our property values while experiencing further increases in property taxes due to resultant infrastructure shortages, particularly in the area of school taxes. This certainly adversely impacts surrounding property owners as we neither want nor benefit from such outcomes. We the undersigned respectfully request that the current RLDR zoning for the Manning SRA be maintained with no change. Such disposition allows all parties concerned to win. Mannings get to sell their land in scarce, premium 3.3 acre tracts, surrounding property owners are satisfied and supportive, Oro Valley maintains its trust with existing local, and future property owners elsewhere in the Town, and prgserves a unique part of the Sonoran Desert in which the Town and local neighbors can take pride in, and, infrastructure is not strained and local residents will not incur unwanted and un-necessary tax increases and property devaluation. Respectfully submitted by the local property owners named at the addresses on the dates listed below, Name/Signature Address / Date L X ✓� cl �5 l (� � � �9 -,Y. l n N - Joy n � /• it ' 3 PETITION OPPOSING AMENDMENT OF THE GENERL PLAN TO RE -ZONE THE MANNING SRA (continued) Name/Signature Address Date , � --I_ 1A . I ( k 1, I -e-/ q rJ I[ Lo .�. `� 14. 85i7" t d7ut/ — 4 PETITION OPPOSING AMENDMENT OF THE GENERL PLAN TO RE -ZONE THE MANNING SRA (continued) Name/Signature Address Date 1 = v L i 0- I"YIl/✓I_ l0 la r -11- / JLWAm A S'vC-fL lW -r. __ 9 4, ►� 5 PETITION OPPOSING AMENDMENT OF THE GENERL PLAN TO RE -ZONE THE MANNING SRA (continued) Name/Signature Address Date i e / 40Y Z A� t- ) I. PETITION OPPOSING AMENDMENT OF THE GENERL PLAN TO RE -ZONE THE MANNING SRA (continued) Name/Signature Address Date Iq L� 7); M A- 064 &"-Qk C&kLdp=p 7 V a '7-// Y// �_ ///� S/C � o I�►��n rc=.s r1 � E•el" I,il a , ri n / b!--D of o S ? 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M- PETITION OPPOSING AMENDMENT OF THE GENERL PLAN TO RE -ZONE THE MANNING SRA (continued) Name/Signature Address Date 6 "Tm� Elko 7/74�/91 e�2 PETITION OPPOSING AMENDMENT OF THE GENERL PLAN TO RE -ZONE THE MANNING SRA (continued) Name/Signature Address Date �y i PETITION OPPOSING AMENDMENT OF THE GENERL PLAN TO RE -ZONE THE MANNING SRA (continued) Name/Signature Address Date PETITION OPPOSING AMENDMENT OF THE GENERL PLAN TO RE -ZONE THE MANNING SRA (continued) Name/Signature Address Date 9/_-�I It PETITION OPPOSING AMENDMENT OF THE GENERL PLAN TO RE -ZONE THE MANNING SRA (continued) Name/Signature Address �h-�G. ��diG� 7hGSzNA� �S�YZ Date Y3. &), e- s o a 4,Z PS-7 +L Dear Rural Shannon group, This rezoning proposal is most inconsistent with the regional development plan for this community. I am writing to put forth my initial responses and concerns. More will follow as I examine the specifics of the proposed rezoning proposal. Initially, I have three main concerns: 1) The development plan does not adequately address downstream runoff impacts. As we all know, the Tortilita alluvial fan topography provides for "sheet flow" of runoff patterns. The collection and channeling of rainfall will significantly impact those located south and southwest of the proposed development. These issues are not adequately addressed in the planned development proposal. 2) The impacts to the State Land Trust section located southeast of the intersection of Tangerine Road and Thornydale Road will be hugely negative. The pressure on this treasured State land is already unmanageable and the proposed development will add additional damage to this resource which has not been evenly remotely mitigated by the proposed plan. 3) The idea of jamming a poorly designed, high -density housing development project into this pristine area of the Tortilita corridor is inconsistent with the whole idea of what Oro Valley should portray; i.e. a reasonable development plan which respects the rural lifestyle that we, the owners and tax payers, have strived to achieve with respect for the environment. As I said in my introduction, I will be studying the plan in more detail, following which I will certainly have more specific comments. Best regards, Andy Swarthout AZ 85742 Mary and Bernard McKearney AZ. 85742 We, the property owners adjacent to the proposed "Manning Subdivision" protest the application for a General Plan Amendment. As per Oro Valley's "General Plan Amendment Evaluation Criteria", we submit the following arguments: As per Oro Valley's General Plan: Section 22.2.D.3 Adoption of Amendment The disposition of the General Plan amendment proposed shall be based on consistency with the vision, goals and policies of the General Plan, with special emphasis on compliance with the following criteria: a. The proposed change is necessary because conditions in the community have changed to the extent that the plan requires amendment or modification; and Oro Valley has already approved new subdivisions adding 2000 new units. There are also 798 new apartment units under construction in Oro Valley. Proposed new developments, including general plan amendment change requests, and zoning change requests are disproportionately concentrated in the La Cholla, Naranja, Lambert, and Shannon area and will potentially add an additional 2,000 single family and apartment homes. Review of the General Plan shows large tracts of land still available in Oro Valley that serve better Oro Valley's desire to grow (and add to their coffers) than clustering ALL new development in one area. Therefore, there have been no changes in the community necessitating a General Plan Amendment at the Manning Property. If anything, the developments listed above have or will negate the need for additional developments in the near term. b. The proposed change is sustainable by contributing to the socio-economic betterment of the community, while achieving community and environmental compatibility; and Only the far eastern edge of this entire tract of land has any medium density housing near or adjacent to it, that being developments on the east side of La Cholla Blvd. The vast majority of this area is open land, Ironwood Ridge High School Property, Casas Adobes Church Property or existing homes on Rural Low Density Lots. Changing this area, specifically the Manning Property to anything other than Rural Low Density does a SEVERE DISSERVICE to ALL of the adjacent Property Owners in this area. Each Owner here purchased their property, paying a PREMIUM for acreages specifically to be AWAY from large subdivisions and dense housing. We submit that the socio- economic conditions of this area will be HARMED by changing the area demographic from Rural Low Density - Large, Custom Homes on Large Lots to Medium Density - Small, Cheaply Built Homes densely packed on small lots. Our roadways, specifically Shannon Road which already carries high traffic volumes due to the location of Ironwood Ridge High School, is a narrow, two-lane road with poor sight - distance conditions and will be even more congested leading to more accidents and injuries. According to the Chief Engineer of Oro Valley - traffic will more than double from existing levels with only the proposed change to the Manning Property. The addition of the already approved subdivisions on Naranja and those proposed on La Cholla and Lambert will severely impact the traffic conditions of the entire area. Our views will be disturbed or removed completely; our quiet enjoyment of our large lots and large custom homes will be destroyed. c. The proposed change reflects market demand which leads to viability and general community acceptance; and According to the Tucson Association of Realtors Multiple Listing Service - Sales Volume of New Housing Units fell in July 12.05% from previous months. They also reported a sales price decrease of 3%, total homes under contract fell 6.11%, and total unit sales decreased 9.33%. There are currently 1418 existing homes currently listed for sale in Northwest Tucson. Of those 590 or 42% are in Oro Valley. There are currently 132 vacant existing single family homes listed for rent in Oro Valley. This number does NOT include existing vacant apartments or those currently under construction. Oro Valley has already approved an additional 2,000 single family housing units to be built in Oro Valley. Requested Zoning Plan changes for the South East corner of La Cholla/Lambert will add approximately 2,000 new single family homes and apartment units. There are entirely TOO many homes already approved or requested to be approved, without any change to the Manning Property. Already approved construction and those contemplated in other areas of Oro Valley will more than adequately provide for the growth of Oro Valley for many years into the future. These already approved developments negate the need for MORE medium density to be located on the Manning Property. The adjacent homeowners propose that this area remain as currently zoned to preserve the EXISTING neighborhood and serve the demand for homebuyers who would like large lots with custom built homes. ALL of the other proposed developments DO NOT serve this type of homebuyer whatsoever. As per Oro Valley's own Land Use Statement: The Oro Valley Planning Area will continue to project a residential/resort character where the living environment for residents is emphasized. The proposed General Plan Amendment will totally change the character of the property and adversely affect the Oro Valley and Pima County residents adjacent to the development's environment completely - NEVER to be able to be returned to the Low Density environment that we currently enjoy. Orderly growth that focuses primarily on LOW DENSITY development is especially important to the community, as is development that is sensitive to and compatible with the Sonoran Desert environment. The proposed subdivisions/apartments/commercial developments currently being developed or projected to be developed are far from ORDERLY, LOW DENSITY or compatible with the Sonoran Desert environment. Vast tracts of land will be totally denuded of desert flora and fauna that can NEVER be returned. The Manning Development is totally out of character of all of the surrounding tracts of land and will be a totally inappropriate use of the property. Matching proposed development to the directly adjacent neighborhood and leaving much of the desert pristine as CURRENTLY ZONED would serve the property owners and the Town more appropriately. Keeping the property as CURRENTLY ZONED would better serve the community and those potential home owners who would prefer custom homes more equally. In addition, it would preserve the existing homeowner's property values and would more closely match those that currently exist. d. The amendment will not adversely impact the community as a whole, or a portion of the community without an acceptable means of mitigating these impacts through subsequent zoning and development processes. The proposed amendment of the Manning property will ADVERSELY affect all adjacent property owners, as well as those who travel through the area. It will unfairly change and lower the neighborhood qualities and the lives that we have been living and the reason that we purchased in this area to begin with. The proposed change to the Manning property will severely negatively affect the adjacent neighborhood and the Sonoran desert environment forever. The property adjacent to the proposed amendment will NEVER recover from the addition of densely packed, cheap homes crammed into lush, pristine desert. The Sonoran Desert that Oro Valley claims to value in its Land Use Statement will never be brought back and will be forever gone. There is entirely no need, given the approval of existing new home and apartment construction and the proposed addition of more new homes and apartments on La Cholla to change the Manning property on Shannon as well. Mary and Bernard McKearney 2950 West Camino Christy Tucson, AZ. 85742 TO: Town of Oro Valley Dev. Infrastructure Services 11000 N. La Canada Oro Valley, AZ 85737 And; Other Interested Parties. Subject: Follow-up Comments on the Manning Meeting of April 21, 2014 Date: May 27, 2914 During the "Manning Meeting" of April 2 1 " concerning proposed rezoning of the 79 acre Manning Tract in Section 9, T. 12 S., R. 13 E., none of the of the existing area homeowners attending expressed a desire to have the area in question re -zoned to accommodate high density housing (up to 275 houses as noted during the meeting). And so far, none that we have talked to since the meeting, wish to see this development occur. In fact, almost to a person, local homeowners have reviewed how they had researched and noted before buying their own properties, that the Manning Tract, just nearly out everyone's literal front door, was zoned for low density residential development identical to the lots being acquired by the future residents at the time. Homeowners who have previously bought in this section, including ourselves expected and have relied upon existing zoning to maintain the character, aesthetics and quality of this neighborhood. For those of us on the east side of Shannon road, we never even expected that we would become part of Oro Valley and it is unthinkable and impermissible for the 79 acre prime desert tract adjacent to our 3.3 acre country lots to be reduced to a clear cut high density paved and roofed area with all its attendant, traffic, noise, light pollution, congestion and general nuisance. At present, and if the Manning Tract would be developed as currently zoned, this part of Oro Valley would remain, rural, quiet, dark and preserve its current natural setting for existing and future floral and faunal environments, and, property owners. Once again, we urge the Town of Oro Valley not to rezone this Tract to degradate the present environmental quality thereof. While during the April 21 sc meeting, the developer's representative reiterated platitudes about how old growth vegetation would be preserved, flooding would be controlled, wildlife would be accommodated, etc., common sense dictates that it is literally not possible to achieve any of those supposed objectives if the area is graded clear as is required to stuff as many buildings in as proposed. It is patently obvious that with the requisite clearing goes the vegetation, followed contemporaneously by the wildlife's exodus. What is worse will be the monsoonal flooding which can not be controlled or confined by the "catchment basin" theory proposed during the meeting. Washes crossing the Manning Tract, and our properties to the south, originate miles to the north coming from and crossing many acres that have already been over developed. If the entire Tract were a "catchment basin" it is unlikely that the water volume entering it, would remain there during a standard monsoon event. It is intuitively evident to everyone (including August 7, 2014 TO: Town of Oro Valley Dev. Infrastructure Services 11000 N. La Canada Oro Valley, AZ 85737 From: Jim and Betty Dixon Oro Valley Re: Statement of Opposition to the Re -zoning of the Manning Tract/SRA by the Town of Oro Valley; August 7, 2014 Public Meeting. We remain in opposition to the proposed re -zoning of the 78 acre Manning Tract and SRA to a LDR and MDR housing development citing all the significant points that we have previously stated, none of which have gone away. We respectfully urge and request the Town of Oro Valley to respect and preserve the integrity and character of our neighborhood as it is currently zoned. The Manning SRA was zoned RLDR before the Town of Oro Valley incorporated it. It is unseemly that Oro Valley would consider breaching the trust via re -zoning that all local home owners depended on as a condition of our original property purchases and have continued to this day to rely on. Additionally, to propose such re -zoning from the present pristine RLDR designation continues to be totally and completely incongruous with the surrounding area. There was no advantage stated, proposed or even mentioned in the previous meeting that would be expected to arise from this proposed re -zoning. It can be concluded however, that the developer might conceivably market more lots if the Tract is more finely subdivided. This possible advantage, to the developer only, will assuredly come at a potentially drastic cost to the surrounding neighborhood, and particularly and especially to the part of the neighborhood directly down stream from the proposed development. While we continue to object to the environmental destruction of the Manning Tract SRA, new and additional traffic, congestion, light pollution, noise pollution, potential increase in crime and strain on limited local infrastructure, we are most concerned about being inundated by flood water, debris mud, etc., resulting from even random precipitation events once the SRA is even cleared, let alone roofed and paved. There have only been two small monsoon events so far this summer. During each of these, washes on the west end of the Tract have been overwhelmed and several million gallons of water and suspended flood debris have flowed down Shannon Rd. Washes crossing the Manning Tract are no longer able to contain runoff from upstream where LDR and MDR have August 11, 2014 TO: Town of Oro Valley Dev. Infrastructure Services 11000 N. La Canada Oro Valley, AZ 85737 From: Jim and Betty Dixon Oro Valley Re: Follow-up Summary of the August 7, 2014 re -zoning meeting of the Manning Tract/SRA by the Town of Oro Valley While it is unfortunate that the Town of Oro Valley limits public meetings such as the one on August 7 to only 1.5 hours for public comment, even is such a narrow time window it is intuitively obvious to the most casual passing observer that there is 99% opposition to the proposed rezoning of the Manning SRA. The only proponents of the re- zoning notion during the August 7 meeting were the Manning's lawyer/representative, and, a realtor angling for listings. Neither of these advocates reside anywhere near enough to experience the impact of re -zoning of the tract in question. Surely Oro Valley Planning cannot be insensitive to this majority opinion of the neighborhood property owners, repeatedly vocalized in rather impassioned terms during the meeting. No new information was provided by the Manning's representative (lawyer) to neighbors of the impacted area, other than that Pulte might be interested in developing. No assurances to prevent, nor acts to mitigate the destruction of the SRA were offered. It seems that it is not apparent to, or of concern to the Mannings/developer that there is no mitigation possible once the SRA is destroyed. Further, no factual data was presented to demonstrate the stated "need" for LDR and MDR housing development, and no assurances were offered that the SRA would even be completed in its' build out if the land were indeed re -zoned. Only that it is "our position that there is a need" to quote the representative - an assertion given in the face new housing starts having declined and over 700 properties currently for sale in Oro Valley. If there really is no need, and there indeed is no mitigation once the SRA is destroyed, then what is the value or advantage to this re -zoning? Surely Oro Valley Planning can and will take into account this cost/benefit comparison and weigh it against the desires of nearby and adjacent property owners. Jade Bossert Tucson, Arizona 85742 Re: Manning General Plan Amendment To Whom It May Concern: I live in the area impacted by the proposed Manning General Plan Amendment. The entire neighborhood surrounding this proposed development is currently low density and should remain low density as the per the Town's own General Plan. On page 27 of the Town's General Plan it states that The Town shall encourage master planning that looks comprehensively at the subject properties and all adjacent areas. The adjacent areas in this instance are all LOW DENSITY. As per the Town's General Plan Page 22 Item 1 Land Use: Orderly growth that focuses primarily on low -density development is especially important to the community, as is development that is sensitive to and compatible with the Sonoran Desert environment. In addition to destroying 78 acres of pristine natural desert, the development will destroy the rural character of the ESTABLISHED neighborhood. In doing so, existing home values would be negatively impacted by the creation of a tract home subdivision. Also, as per the General Plan for the Town Page 16 Adoption of Amendment. Item 3: The amendment will not adversely impact the community as whole, or a portion of the community without an acceptable means of mitigating these impacts through the subsequent zoning and development processes. Since there is no way to restore LOW DENSITY to the neighborhood, therefore the zoning should remain LOW DENSITY. Most of the homes in my neighborhood existed prior to the incorporation or annexation of Oro Valley. This area is a long established rural low density neighborhood. Please respect the character of the neighborhood and the wishes of the homeowners and DO NOT AMEND THE EXISTING GENERAL PLAN. Respectfully, ��