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Fountain Hills P&Z approves 25 residential homes

Toll Brothers Development

Toll Brothers say the proposed residential development will blend in with existing character or the area.

(Independent Newsmedia/Andrew Lwowski)

An aerial view of the development. Only 25 homes will be in the final development, not the initial 29.

(Photo courtesy of Toll Brothers)

In front of a packed chamber that more closely resembled a town council session than a Planning and Zoning meeting, the commission voted unanimously to approve the development of 25 residential Toll Brothers homes on Monday, March 9.

Vice Chair Peter Gray was absent.

The Commission approved the rezoning of nearly 20 acres between Golden Eagle Boulevard and Aspen Drive that would reduce lot size from 35,000 square feet to 10,000 for the proposal of 25 single-story, single-family homes.

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