Mesa council directs staff to test market for 51–55 E. Main Street redevelopment Mesa staff will release an RFQ/RFP to identify developers for 51–55 E. Main St., seeking a long‑term ground lease and a development that could include Mesa Arts Center programming, city offices and leasable Class A space; council asked for financial details and design flexibility before final agreement.

Mesa's City Council is taking a bold step to transform the heart of downtown with plans for a vibrant redevelopment at 51-55 East Main Street!

Click to read more!

#MesaMaricopaCounty #AZ #CitizenPortal #EconomicGrowth #ArtsCulture #UrbanRedevelopment #MesaDevelopment

City Council updates development code for equitable infrastructure cost distribution City Council revised code to enhance fairness in infrastructure cost-sharing for developers.

Mesa City Council is revolutionizing local development codes to ensure fair infrastructure cost-sharing among developers, paving the way for a more equitable future.

Learn more here!

#MesaMaricopaCounty #AZ #CitizenPortal #InfrastructureEquity #UrbanPlanning #CostSharing #MesaDevelopment

Zoning Board approves new development plan for long-vacant property Board praises site plan and density for revitalizing 40-year vacant lot.

Mesa's City Council is set to transform a 40-year vacant lot into a vibrant community asset, balancing development with local concerns.

Click to read more!

#MesaMaricopaCounty #AZ #UrbanPlanning #CitizenPortal #CommunityEngagement #PublicSafety #MesaDevelopment

City Council debates density and rental status of proposed Alamosco development Council discusses density concerns and the impact of rental community status on neighborhood investment.

The Mesa City Council is wrestling with a proposed development that could reshape the community—will they prioritize density or preserve local character?

Read the full story

#MesaMaricopaCounty #AZ #UrbanPlanning #CitizenPortal #CommunityEngagement #TransitOrientation #MesaDevelopment