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Planning and Zoning Commission · Nov 10, 2026
Buckeye Planning Commission backs two rezone requests for future industrial and commercial growth
- Approved: Merit Buckeye Cotton Gin - Rezone (PLZZ-26-0019)
- Approved: MC 85 and Rooks Retail - Rezone (PLZZ-26-0009)
- Approved: Approval of October 27, 2026 Regular Meeting Minutes
Before that
- Planning and Zoning Commission, Oct 27, 2026: Commission backs Teravalis — a 53-square-mile, 130,000-home mega-community — plus three other projects
Next: Community Services Advisory Board, Nov 18, 2026
Buckeye at a glance: 10 recent meetings · 1 upcoming · 4 active issues · 4 recommendations
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Recent decisions & recommendations· 4
Merit Buckeye Cotton Gin - Rezone (PLZZ-26-0019)
Recommended approval 7–0Planning and Zoning CommissionNov 10MC 85 and Rooks Retail - Rezone (PLZZ-26-0009)
Recommended approval 7–0Planning and Zoning CommissionNov 10Cloud Cap Energy Storage Rezone (PLZZ-26-0012) — recommended approval
Recommended approvalPlanning and Zoning CommissionOct 27Teravalis Planned Area Development (PLZZ-25-0013) — recommended approval
Recommended approvalPlanning and Zoning CommissionOct 27
Development watch
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Recent meetings
Full archive →- NOV10Planning and Zoning CommissionTranscribedVideo
Buckeye Planning Commission backs two rezone requests for future industrial and commercial growth
- NOV9Arts and Culture Subcommittee
Arts and Culture Subcommittee - Nov 9, 2026
- NOV4Buckeye Youth Council
Buckeye Youth Council - Nov 4, 2026
- NOV3Council Workshop
Council Workshop - Nov 3, 2026
- NOV3Council
Council (Regular) - Nov 3, 2026
- OCT27Planning and Zoning CommissionTranscribedVideo
Commission backs Teravalis — a 53-square-mile, 130,000-home mega-community — plus three other projects
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