City of Chandler Planning & Zoning Meeting, October 21, 2026

The City of Chandler Planning and Zoning Commission’s regular meeting on October 21, 2026, considered two development matters; no procurement, contract awards, or spending decisions were identified. The Commission unanimously recommended approval of the consent agenda, including revised conditions for Hamstra Crossing: rezoning for fuel station and regional commercial uses, with RV storage and retail development also allowed, and freestanding monument signs prohibited unless a later sign-code amendment is approved. Final decisions on these recommendations rest with City Council.

For Vail Serrano, a proposed 53-home subdivision on approximately 12.1 acres, the Commission unanimously recommended approval of rezoning and a preliminary development plan, including annexation of the county portion of the site. The proposal has a reported average aggregate density of 1.75 dwelling units per acre, below the area plan’s 2.5-unit threshold, and includes story-height restrictions on designated lots, setbacks, landscaping, and two resident-access points. Public concerns included density, privacy, drainage, and traffic on Via De Palmas; staff reported that traffic engineering supported keeping that access open for resident use and that the developer would improve the road along the site frontage.