A General Plan is the document that guides growth and development in a town. It includes the following elements: Land Use; Growth Area; Transportation/Circulation; Parks, Trails and Open Space; Environmental Planning; Water Resources; Economic Development; Cost of Development; and Implementation.
State Law requires communities to adopt a General Plan and review it every five years. Queen Creek's current General Plan was approved by voters in September 2002. Town staff is now in the process of updating the General Plan to reflect the growth that has occurred since its original adoption in 2002.
You have the opportunity to be part of the process by clicking on this link:
http://www.queencreek.org/TownHall/DocsOrdinances/GeneralPlanMap.shtml#GPSurvey
and completing a brief survey about what aspects of the General Plan are most important to you. This survey is not limited to residents of the Town of Queen Creek. Residents of the San Tan coridor and surrounding areas are also welcome and encouraged to participate.
Upcoming meeting are scheduled for:
Contact Wayne Balmer at 480-358-3095 or e-mail wayne.balmer@queencreek.org for further information.
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