The Queen Creek Planning and Zoning Commission held a meeting on June 12, 2025, where community members expressed strong support for a proposed mini ranch and livestock facility. The discussion highlighted the positive impact of such a facility on local residents, emphasizing its alignment with the rural character of the neighborhood.

During the meeting, several residents shared their experiences and enthusiasm for the project. Ruben Valenzuela, a long-time resident, spoke about the importance of treating animals well and how they enhance community life. Wendy Feldman Kerr praised the cleanliness and community spirit fostered by the proposed facility, noting that it would revive neighborhood gatherings that have diminished over the years. Al Weiss highlighted the overwhelming support from local residents, referencing a petition that demonstrated community backing for the initiative.

Trevor Forbes, who lives nearby, echoed these sentiments, sharing his family's positive experiences with the current activities at the site. He noted that the events have been respectful and clean, with no negative impacts on his children or the environment. Forbes emphasized the potential for similar community-friendly events to benefit Queen Creek.

The commission moved forward with a motion to approve the mini ranch project, reflecting the community's desire for such developments that promote local engagement and preserve the area's rural charm. The meeting concluded with a sense of optimism about the future of community activities in Queen Creek, as residents look forward to the positive changes this facility could bring.