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Community of Civano, Arizona
The nationally acclaimed Community of Civano was the first major, master-planned sustainable development in the United States. While the developer was Civano Development, LLC, this partnership was a public/private endeavor that raised the bar on land planning and production housing construction techniques. In fact, the community's design standards in 1999 surpassed the current model energy code by 50%, provided active solar energy options for every home, promoted numerous sustainable building materials, fostered a 30% reduction of potable water, adhered to new urbanism planning and met the Kyoto Protocols for 2010; over a decade ahead of its time.
Housing Estimates:
Price: $146,500-$411,633
Size: 1,222-4,071 sq. ft.
Nearby Development Activity:
The City of Tucson has sold 173 acres of “surplus” land, which is part of the greater 320 acre Civano land parcel
173 acre parcel sold for $8.26 million to Mattamy Homes.
Mattamy homes plans include a master planned residential community.
The City is preserving the 106 acres North of the sold land for open space to protect trail systems as a public resource, in order to promote an active outdoor lifestyle.
The City is also preserving about 40 acres in the Southwest corner of the Civano parcel for groundwater recharge facility and a small well site.
Distance from UA Tech Park: ±6 miles