After granting repeated extensions to allow developers and neighbors to hash out their differences, the Mesa Planning and Zoning Board on Wednesday finally approved a revised site plan for 145 single-family homes next to Las Sendas.
Residents of the east Mesa master-planned community had lambasted the proposal when it was revealed earlier this year, saying the development wouldn’t mesh with their nature-centric neighborhood and charging that it would create additional traffic and overcrowding at nearby schools.
Developers were able to assuage some of that anger by including Las Sendas representatives as they considered and implemented design modifications in recent months, according to Las Sendas Homeowners Association President Jeff Brugos.
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