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GILBERT, AZ — Gilbert is considering new rules for commercial drone delivery infrastructure and data centers as the town prepares for the potential of emerging technologies and their potential impacts on neighborhoods.
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The town says the proposed changes are designed to balance innovation and economic growth with neighborhood protections.
The drone proposal comes as a new Arizona law taking effect in September changes how cities and towns can regulate unmanned aircraft systems. Gilbert say it’s focusing its proposed rules on land-use issues, including where commercial drones can dock, land and take off.
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Town staff said during a recent Planning Commission meeting that an interested party went through the pre-application process in March for a potential drone docking station near Gilbert and Baseline roads, approximately 140 feet from residential zoning.
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The town later confirmed to ABC15 that no formal application has been submitted.
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