Goodyear area vs. Queen Creek

[LBTRS]

Originally Posted by MN-Born-n-Raised

Go back and re-read what you typed. You did not say it multiple times. Rather, you said:

I went back and re-read what I typed and here it is in one place for you. Looks like I've said it multiple times.

Originally Posted by LBTRS

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We're not tuning out noise as we do hear something once in awhile but it certainly isn't anything that would bother anyone.

Originally Posted by LBTRS

I have never heard any aircraft from the Goodyear Airport and I'm MUCH closer to it than I am to Luke AFB. Once in a while I'll hear a jet from Luke far off in the distance but never have I heard an aircraft coming or going from the Goodyear airport. I would not know it is there if I didn't drive by it every day and see it for myself.

Originally Posted by LBTRS

Knock yourself out. I am in the development on the northeast corner of Yuma Rd and Citrus Rd. I don't know what you mean by "event" as I have said, you can hear Luke jets far off in the distance. If that is an "event" then don't waste your time. You definitely won't hear a noise problem.

Originally Posted by LBTRS

Edited to add: My in-laws rent a place at Pebble Creek every year for a month at a time and they have never mentioned jet noise. I have spent lots of time over there visiting them and don't ever recall jet noise. They stay on the Eagles Nest side. I'm not trying to say there is no jet noise in Pebble Creek because I know there is on the Tuscany side but I don't think everyone in Pebble Creek (let alone "most of Goodyear") has the noise problem.

[MN-Born-n-Raised]

Originally Posted by LBTRS

I went back and re-read what I typed and here it is in one place for you. Looks like I've said it multiple times.

I was staring at my phone. I stand corrected. We should all move on and enjoy our Sunday. After all, there are no jets today!

[LBTRS]

Originally Posted by MN-Born-n-Raised

I was staring at my phone. I stand corrected. We should all move on and enjoy our Sunday. After all, there are no jets today!

I'll agree with that. Happy Saint Patrick's Day!

[azbound621]

Okay...sorry to resurrect an older thread...but...the time for decision making is getting here fast. We do like the Queen Creek area but are wary on areas that are covered by Johnson Utilities. We do like the fact that you can view the Superstitions from most places.
Now, those that live in Goodyear and Buckeye please chime in and sell us on your areas. We have only been out that way once and it was too little time to take it all in. Thanks in Advance

[Pink Jazz]

Originally Posted by azbound621

Okay...sorry to resurrect an older thread...but...the time for decision making is getting here fast. We do like the Queen Creek area but are wary on areas that are covered by Johnson Utilities. We do like the fact that you can view the Superstitions from most places.
Now, those that live in Goodyear and Buckeye please chime in and sell us on your areas. We have only been out that way once and it was too little time to take it all in. Thanks in Advance

Most of the Town of Queen Creek itself is served by the town's own water and sewer utilities, except for portions that have been more recently annexed by the town. It is mainly San Tan Valley that is served by Johnson Utilities.

[UWMPanthers]

My wife and I moved from the midwest to Estrella in Goodyear 3.5 years ago. I have visited Queen Creek only four times, so admittedly my experience there is limited. The first time we visited Queen Creek was for our housing search before the move. Most recently, I was there two weeks ago.

The major difference that jumps out at me is road infrastructure. Driving in Goodyear, Buckeye and other parts of the metro southwest area is relatively stress free. Generally, the only exception is when driving on I-10 east of Loop 101 toward downtown Phoenix eastbound during the morning commute and westbound during the late afternoon commute. In the Queen Creek area, I have seen the major roads like Rittenhouse Road and Hunt Highway, as well as their intersecting streets, get very backed up.

It appears that in Goodyear, Buckeye and other areas of the West Valley infrastructure is in place ahead of other development, but vice versa in and near Queen Creek.

As far as mountain views, we get plenty of that with the Estrella Mountains, White Tanks and others, especially in Estrella. The water situation here in Goodyear is not an issue for us.

[AZ Red Sox Fan]

Originally Posted by LBTRS

Knock yourself out. I am in the development on the northeast corner of Yuma Rd and Citrus Rd. I don't know what you mean by "event" as I have said, you can hear Luke jets far off in the distance. If that is an "event" then don't waste your time. You definitely won't hear a noise problem.

"denial just as your in-laws are" is again stretching the truth about the actual situation to attempt to make your point about something you know little about. That suggests that my in-laws have said they can't hear noise where noise exists. I stated they have never mentioned it and that I don't recall hearing jet noise while visiting them. We've never discussed it so I don't know how they can be in denial about something that has never been discussed?

My daughter is thinking about living in the KB homes new development on the southwest corner of Citrus & Yuma. Would you still say the noise is minimal from Luke AFB or have things changed? Thanks for your candor

[JGMotorsport64]

Originally Posted by AZ Red Sox Fan

My daughter is thinking about living in the KB homes new development on the southwest corner of Citrus & Yuma. Would you still say the noise is minimal from Luke AFB or have things changed? Thanks for your candor

It’s loud but you get used to it fast

[KO Stradivarius]

Originally Posted by JGMotorsport64

It’s loud but you get used to it fast

It's a dry loud noise