Sundance Master Plan Amendment for Affordable Multi-Family Housing
Buckeye
Summary
An 8.3-acre parcel near Yuma and Dean roads is being added to the Sundance Community Master Plan to pave the way for 188 affordable multi-family rental apartments backed by state funding. While commissioners raised questions about school capacity impacts, the project moves forward to city council with a recommendation for approval.
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Last discussed Mar 24, 2026.
Impact analysis
Funded in part by state housing authorities with 30-year rent restrictions for households earning 60% of the median income.
Low- and moderate-income families looking for rental housing options in Buckeye.
None identified, though school district capacity concerns were raised during discussion.
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Buckeye affordable housing project stalled by land dispute involving city council member
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Planning and Zoning Commission - Mar 24, 2026
An 8.3-acre parcel near Yuma and Dean roads is being added to the Sundance Community Master Plan to pave the way for 188 affordable multi-family rental apartments backed by state funding. While commissioners raised questions about school capacity impacts, the project moves forward to city council with a recommendation for approval.
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