Glendale’s planning and zoning commission has recommended approval for new zoning and a general plan amendment to support the $1 billion VAI Resort development. This decision replaces a previously approved development plan, expanding the project across nearly 70 acres and adding new land to the original proposal. At the Oct. 24 meeting, traffic flow and parking were key discussion points, with plans underway for a parking garage and traffic mitigation measures during events. Commissioners expressed optimism about the project’s potential to boost Glendale’s visibility and revenue while addressing logistical concerns. The Glendale City Council is set to hold a final vote on the zoning case on Nov. 26.
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