Plaza Vieja residents urged to attend Plaza Vieja Neighborhood Specific Plan public hearing on Oct. 20 at the Flagstaff City Council

La Plaza Vieja neighborhood residents and opponents to student housing attend a City of Flagstaff Zoning and Planning Commission meeting in early 2014. AmigosNAZ file photo ©2014

La Plaza Vieja neighborhood residents and opponents to student housing attend a City of Flagstaff Zoning and Planning Commission meeting in early 2014. AmigosNAZ file photo ©2014

FLAGSTAFF — Plaza Vieja residents are urged to attend the Plaza Vieja Neighborhood Specific Plan public hearing at 6 p.m. Tuesday Oct. 20 at the Flagstaff city council.

Click here for the Oct. 20 Flagstaff City Council draft agenda.

Several city commissions have offered feedback on the La Plaza Vieja Neighborhood Plan, which has been incorporated into a final public hearing draft, the city reported in a media release.

Staff anticipates a decision on the plan at the city council meeting.

“La Plaza Vieja plan is going in front of the city council for approval. We need people to show up and support the approval of the plan,” said Jesse Dominguez of the Plaza Vieja Neighborhood Association.

Dominguez is seeking help to get the word out to residents of the Arrowhead Village Mobile Home Park so they can have a say so in protecting themselves from future development.

Plaza Vieja has been the center of controversy in recent years due to proposed development of a student housing project in the historic neighborhood.

Hundreds of neighborhood residents packed city council chambers in 2014 in opposition to a proposed multi-story, 500-student housing project that would have displaced residents from the mobile home park.

The proposed project was put on hold by the city council following two days of public comment.

 

For all past staff memos, presentation materials, and meeting summary notes, visit the La Plaza Vieja Public Participation page.

 

La Plaza Vieja Neighborhood Specific Plan

The public hearing draft of the Plan, along with several important maps and supplemental documents, are provided below.

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