The City of Surprise is seeking public input and suggestions on future funding of housing and community development needs. This is part of the City meeting addresses plan requirements mandated by HUD in order to […]
The City of Surprise has announced the next phase of its DevelopNEXT initiative, an effort to modernize the Surprise Unified Development Code. At the same time the city is consolidating its numerous design books into […]
I attended the Surprise City Council meeting last night because agenda item #20 was the removal of “Realtor” from Section 26-66 definitions and the removal of Section 26-67(b) from Article III of the Surprise Municipal […]
On September 17, 2019 the WeMAR Surprise Luke AFB Map Task Force presented REALTOR® concerns to the Surprise City Council and asked repeal of city ordinance Article III – Disclosure of Luke Air Force Base […]
If you are a commercial REALTOR® working the City of Surprise, you may want to review and weigh in on proposed changes to fees and planning. You may access the Draft Land Use, Infrastructure and […]
When Surprise Mayor Sharon Wolcott resigned from office in November, the City Council appointed Councilman Skip Hall to become Mayor. Mayor Hall’s term will end December 31, 2020. In the meantime, Mayor Hall’s City Council […]
Both the Surprise and Peoria updated Sign Ordinances go into effect this month. A common provision is the requirement the responsible party be identified with contact information. The question asked by many agents is “who […]
Since the passage of new sign ordinances in both Surprise and Peoria, I have received several calls and emails regarding the term “Visual Triangle”. You may read my post What’s the Visual Triangle? but in […]
@AZSurprise Surprise Mayor Sharon Wolcott joined us for Coffee with the Mayor on September 5, 2017. Joining her was Community Development Director Eric Fitzer as we discussed Surprise’s redevelopment plans for the original town site, […]
Last night, March 6, 2018, the Surprise City Council considered adoption of the Proposed Sign Ordinance as recommended by the Planning & Zoning Commission on February 20, 2018. The new sign ordinance will go into […]
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