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Monte Verde (capacity amendment — planning)

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Buckeye capacity / zoning amendment for western Monte Verde (up to 862 homes on ~156 acres) approved Oct 6, 2026 — planning status only; do not confuse with Cascades hearing calendars or currently selling Tyler Ranch / Teravalis / Verrado inventory.

Directory last reviewed 2026-10-30.

Builder(s)
  • Future parcel developers TBD (Sunbelt Land Holdings LP / applicant frame in public materials)
# of homes
Up to 862 homes (plus ~51.2 acres commercial) in a 156-acre western Monte Verde Community Master Plan amendment area per Buckeye Ordinance 27-26 / PLZZ-24-0013 (approved Oct 6, 2026 per West Valley Post) — capacity / zoning math, not a construction commitment or Quick Move-In count

Not yet selling homes (as of Oct 8, 2026): Buckeye City Council approved Ordinance 27-26 on Oct 6, 2026 raising maximum housing capacity from 433 to 862 homes in the 156-acre amendment area west of Miller Road between Lower Buckeye Road and Warner Street. Approval changes land-use / development standards — it does not approve a subdivision plat, start construction, or open models. Track separately from Mattamy Cascades (still Oct 20, 2026 hearing) and from currently selling West Valley inventory.

Location
West of Miller Road between Lower Buckeye Road and Warner Street, Buckeye, AZ (exact sales center TBD — property still described as active agricultural use in Oct 2026 coverage)

Local statistics (approx.)

Service Approx. drive Nearest listed
Hospital ~18 mi Abrazo West Campus (Goodyear) — interim estimate Confirm ER routing once parcel addresses come online; Miller / Lower Buckeye corridors will shift first-due options.
Grocery ~8 mi Buckeye / Miller Rd interim grocery corridors On-site commercial acreage is planned at Miller & Lower Buckeye; interim trips lean on existing Buckeye corridors.
Fire station ~6 mi Buckeye Fire Department (nearest station TBD by parcel) Confirm first-due station with City of Buckeye Fire as addresses come online.

Approximate driving miles estimated from OpenStreetMap/Nominatim geocoding (straight-line distance × ~1.35). Recheck before relying on emergency-response planning.

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Public context: West Valley Post (Oct 7, 2026) reports Buckeye City Council approved Ordinance 27-26 on Oct 6, 2026 for case PLZZ-24-0013, raising maximum housing capacity in the 156-acre western Monte Verde amendment area from 433 to 862 homes and expanding commercial designation to about 51.2 acres. The same reporting stresses the action does not approve a subdivision plat, apartment complex, or commercial building and does not mean construction is starting — future developers still need parcel plans, plats, utilities, and road improvements. Planning & Zoning had unanimously recommended approval Sept 8, 2026. Keep this capacity story separate from Mattamy Cascades (~2,770 acres / up to ~11,600 homes), which still has a City of Buckeye public hearing notice for Oct 20, 2026 (PLZZ-26-0003 & PLZZ-25-0014) and remains planning-only as of Oct 8. Master-plan / capacity approval ≠ selling inventory — see the entitlement and public-hearing-notice myths in Learn. Do not invent a Monte Verde ROC shortcut or start A.R.S. § 12-1365 clocks from Ordinance 27-26. Match a GC and ROC number only when a future packet / permit prints one for a specific lot.

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