7012 80th Dr Glendale, AZ 85303-2306
R-5 zone: 1,452 square feet GENERAL PLAN What is the City of Glendale General Plan? The City of Glendale General Plan is a comprehensive long-range plan intended to guide the growth and development within the City. It includes analysis, recommendations, and policies for the community's population, economy, housing, transportation, community facilities, and l…
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R-5 · Glendale, AZR-5 zone: 1,452 square feet GENERAL PLAN What is the City of Glendale General Plan? The City of Glendale General Plan is a comprehensive long-range plan intended to guide the growth and development within the City. It includes analysis, recommendations, and policies for the community's population, economy, housing, transportation, community facilities, and land use. Various Community Plans have been adopted by City Council to direct land use within specific regions of the City. Minimum lot sizes and permitted land uses must conform to the General Plan, adopted Community Plans, as well as the existing zoning on the subject parcel. How can I find my general plan land use designation? To determine what the General Plan Land Use Designation is for a piece of property please utilize the City's GIS Interactive Map here . How do I obtain a General Amendment (GPA)? There are two General Plan Amendments: 1. Minor General Plan Amendment (GPA) 2. Major General Plan Amendment (GPA) First, contact the Planning Division to obtain their understanding of the vision for that parcel within the City or to get guidance on the process. Please note that a Minor GPA can be processed and scheduled at any time during the year. However, in accordance with State Statutes, the City of Glendale will consider Major GPAs at a single public hearing during the calendar year the proposal is made. The Planning Director/Administrator is responsible for determining major and minor map amendments status if the parcel is less than the minimum area listed in Table 1 of the General Plan see Table 1 GPA Major and Minor . Applications for a General Plan Major Map Amendment will be in accordance with City policies and procedures. The Planning Division is the lead agency to process the amendment request; therefore, will provide the necessary forms and information . What is the difference between a Minor General Plan Amendment (GPA) and a Major GPA? Both Major and Minor General Plan Amendments (GPA) are applications that amend general plan land use designations within the City. However, a Minor GPA can be processed and approved during any time during the calendar year, while a Major GPA can only be considered at a single public hearing during the calendar year the proposal is made. GROUP HOMES Who can I contact if I suspect a group home is operating illegally in my neighborhood? Use the AZDHS map to check if a group home has been licensed to the address. Submit a Service Request through Code Compliance / GlendaleOne or call (623) 930-3610.
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