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GILBERT, AZ — The commercial portion of a 311-acre master-planned development will proceed despite an appeal from residents.
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Residents formed a group called Stop Harvest Grove and submitted an appeal in response to the Gilbert Planning Commission’s May 6 split vote to recommend approval of a nearly 28-acre commercial development.
The group cited “concerns about traffic, environmental impacts, neighborhood compatibility and the speed at which the project has advanced,” according to appeal documents.
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Gilbert Town Council heard the appeal on June 23 and unanimously voted 7-0 to deny it based on lack of standing.
The commercial aspect — proposed for the southeast corner of Val Vista Drive and Germann Road — includes a Fry’s grocery store, a gas station, a credit union, a car wash, retail and restaurant buildings and more than 1,000 parking spaces. The broader Harvest Grove community will have more than 1,100 residential units.
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