Earle Greenberg
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- Meetings spoken in
- 12
- Total speaking time
- 2:02
- Avg per meeting
- 0:10
- Segments
- 51
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Top issues during term (20)(Development)
Happy Valley Road BizTech Park
Commercial development adding employment capacity and business spaces to north Surprise.
FY26 Community Development Department Overview and Growth Trends
Department generated approximately $15.9 million in revenue through permit fees, administrative fees, plan reviews, and entitlement fees during fiscal year 26.
Commission Reorganization into Two Boards
None directly from the discussion, though staffing resources for two separate commissions were reviewed.
Prasada East Commercial Infrastructure Agreement
None immediate, though future transportation infrastructure adjustments may be needed.
Development Agreements and Infrastructure in District 1
Involves developer commitments and municipal infrastructure provisions.
FY26 Community Development Department Annual Update
Generated approximately $15.9 million in total department revenue during FY26 from permit, plan review, and entitlement fees.
Greer Ranch Commercial Center Development
Private commercial investment that will expand retail and service options in the Greer Ranch area.
Zaxby's Commercial Development on 163rd and Pinnacle Peak
Ongoing commercial development adds future economic activity and expands local dining choices.
Valvoline Oil Change Facility Development in Asante Marketplace
While this project has no immediate direct financial impact, ongoing commercial development contributes to future municipal revenues and service demands.
Surprise 295 Annexation (Case FS24-0623)
Developer funds all required infrastructure improvements without city financial burden.
Library Advocacy and Community Partnerships
Nominal costs associated with staff and commissioner conference travel.
New Police Substation Public Art Installation
Approximately $165,000 allocated from the Municipal Arts Fund Capital Improvement Projects Fund.
PY2025 Consolidated Plan and Annual Action Plan
Allocates approximately $748,125 in CDBG funds and $207,649 in HOME funds for local projects.
Interactive Public Notice GIS Mapping
Absorbed within existing staffing and GIS department resources.
Chipotle Restaurant Development at Litchfield and Waddell
Private commercial investment in the Marley Park area that will generate local sales and construction tax revenue.
Surprise City Center Signage and Mobile Letter Display
Signage is privately funded by the developer.
Commercial Signage Deviation for Tricolor Auto AZ
None.
OneAZ Credit Union Development at Cactus and Sarival
Generates ongoing commercial construction and future municipal tax revenues.
Division of Veterans, Disability and Human Services Commission
None directly from the discussion, though staffing resources for two separate commissions were reviewed.
Future SACAC Commissioner Appointment Criteria
None.
Decisions during term (14)
Recorded while Greenberg was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Resolution 2026-118 - Alexandria Way Development Agreement
Broadstone Ranch Pre-Annexation Development Agreement Fifth Amendment
Surprise 160 Development Agreement
Buena Vista Ranch Development Agreement
District 1 Consideration and action pertaining to approval of the Surprise 160 Development Agreement; Resolution 2026-81.
Internal Consideration and action to approve or disapprove the May 21, 2026, Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting Minutes. Community Development
First Amendment to Nobella Surprise Development Agreement
Consideration and action pertaining to Amendment No. 2 to the Intergovernmental Agreement with Maricopa County for Workforce Development Services; Resolution 2026-53.
Resolution 2026-74 – Assignment and Assumption of Pre-Annexation Development Agreement and Addendum (Route 14 Investment Partners LLC to Waymo LLC)
Resolution 2026-75 – Assignment and Assumption of Development Agreement (Route 14 Investment Partners LLC to Waymo LLC)
Citywide Consideration and action pertaining to approval of the Community Development Block Grant Program Annual Action Plan for Program Year 2026.
Mesquite Mountain Ranch V Development Agreement (Resolution 2026-14)
Approval of Surprise 120 Development Agreement (Resolution #2025-136)
Zoning Text Amendment - Residential Development Standards
Voting record (6)(Development)
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