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| An historic neighborhood in Phoenix' North Central Corridor, Medlock Place is the Valley of the Sun's original suburban residential development. First opened to the public in 1926, Medlock Place was then 4 miles north of the edge of town. Today, many of the Medlock Place Historic District single family homes still reflect what Floyd Medlock, the area's first developer, billed as living amidst "city conveniences with country delights." |
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Medlock Place E Stamps Again Available In No-Lick Singles |
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60 specially designed Medlock Place email stamps are available free for your most distinguished electronic correspondence. Let the recipients of your emails know that you'll spare no expense in sharing with them your words of care or wisdom.
 No licking required. Simply copy and paste any stamp you like to your hard drive and attach it to your emails - or include it with your standard email signature. The sky's the limit. Use one or all as many times as you like.
» Go To The Stamp Dispenser |
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Central & Camelback Multi-Use Project Proposes to Integrate With Metro Light Rail Station
Recent Plans Expand Height To 400 Feet |
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What were plans for three 22 story buildings, each over 200 feet high, have been expanded and are now seeking formal approval to be built to heights of as much as 400 feet. Slated to begin rising in December, the expected completion date of the light rail, the project includes a combination of luxury hotels, high-end residential condominiums, and 20,000 square feet of ground level and second level retail space. According to developer Reid Butler, the project's design features extensive pedestrian connections and will integrate with Metro’s light rail station.
July 15
6:30 p.m.
Alhambra Village Mid/High-Rise Subcommittee
Washington Activity Center
2240 West Citrus Way
July 22
6:30 p.m.
Alhambra Village Planning Committee
Washington Activity Center
2240 West Citrus Way
August 13
6:00 p.m.
Phoenix Planning Commission
City Council Chambers
200 West Jefferson
September 3
5:00 p.m.
Phoenix City Council
City Council Chambers
200 West Jefferson
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New Entry Signs On 7th Avenue Are Less Restrictive |
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The no entry signs on 7th Avenue at the east-bound entries of west Colter, Oregon, Georgia and Vermont are a thing of the past. They have been replaced by signs directing that there be no left turns into neighborhood streets between the weekday morning hours of 6 and 9 (shown above).
The new traffic signs mark a return to less restrictive neighborhood access after two years of the more restrictive signs. A neighborhood petition drive garnerd the required number of signatures to make the change.
For questions call Kerry Wilcoxon, Phoenix Street Transportation Department: 262-4613 |
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Have You Seen Any Shopping Carts in Medlock Place?
If so, call the City of Phoenix Shopping Cart Hotline: 278-7587. You can also alert the City by email. In your email be sure to include a description of the shopping cart's location.
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Rezoning for Central Avenue
Residential Tower Denied |
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October 3, 2007
By a vote of 4 to 3 the Phoenix City Council turned down an Omninet Capital Development request to rezone their property on East Mariposa and Central Avenue to accommodate their plans for a 250 foot high residential tower.
Update:
Omninet Phoenix has re-filed their zoning application. |
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| Operation I.D. |
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The Phoenix Police Department has joined forces with others to make it easy for Medlockians to not only deter home robbery and theft, but also make it more likely, if you are victimized, to recover your valuables.
» Protect your property |
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| Make Sure You're Top Dog |
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Unravel some mysteries about your dog's behavior.
» To the dogs |
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| Yoga Heats Up for Health |
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A relatively new form of yoga comes to the neighborhood. It's a real hot thing.
» The story |
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