The Paradise Valley Specific Plan (PVSP) is a programmatic plan consisting of a balanced, compact and complete new town within an 1,848 acre footprint.
Six villages
Paradise Valley will be divided into six villages, each with its own identity differentiated by a distinct function, lifestyle, physical setting, mix of uses, signage, and home types.
The Town Center
249 acres • 1,180 units
The Resort Area
222 acres • 1,509 units
The Age-qualified Community
340 acres • 1,851 units
The Hillside Area
194 acres • 943 units
The Family Village
472 acres • 1,986 units
The Family and Pre-retiree Village
243 acres • 1,021 units
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| Total Project Area | 1,848 acres |
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Paradise Valley balances the need to develop residential, mixed use, and commercial properties with the desire to have open space and public facilities for residents to enjoy. The total project area is 1,848 acres which will be thoughtfully developed. Under the CVMSHCP, development of the entire 1,848 acre Specific Plan area will require that the Developer dedicate conservation easements over approximately 21,000 acres of conservation land.
Project footprint within the overall land area.
Architectural styles
A set of complementary architectural styles has been identified to help set the tone for the entire community: Spanish Heritage, Desert Contemporary, Prairie, Monterey and Italianate. Together, these architectural styles will provide architectural diversity and beauty.
Existing utility infrastructure
There are already existing utilities within the Paradise Valley Specific Plan area, including electrical transmission lines, a local distribution line, natural gas pipelines and pump facilities, fiber optic communication lines, and a water well.
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