Neighborhood association with Quincie Douglas Library, Silverlake Park and Century Theaters at Tucson Marketplace.
Search this neighborhoodSouth Park is a registered neighborhood association of the City of Tucson with about 3,200 residents. Its edges follow East 22nd Street and East 23rd Street on the north, Tucson–Benson Highway and East Barleycorn Lane on the south, South Campbell Avenue and South Martin Avenue on the east and South Highland Avenue on the west. Parks inside it include Silverlake Park (53.1 acres), Mirasol Park (5.6 acres) and Street Scene Park (0.6 acres). Other places inside the neighborhood association include Quincie Douglas Library, Century Theaters at Tucson Marketplace and Holladay Intermediate Magnet School.
By area, South Park is zoned mostly Residential, medium density (R-2) and Planned Area Development (PAD-15). Sun Tran routes with a stop inside it include Sun Tran Route 25 S Park Ave, Sun Tran Route 2 Tucson Marketplace and Sun Tran Route 15 Campbell Ave. Permits issued here over the past year are mostly Commercial Addition/Alteration Permit, Residential Trade Permit and Residential Addition/Alteration Permit. Run an address search on CivicScout to see the details for a specific property.
CivicScout counts Tucson Police Department reported incidents that carry a map location, traffic collisions and open code cases inside the South Park neighborhood-association outline. About 1 in 26 violent-crime reports, and 1 in 11 sexual-assault reports, carries no map location, so the counts understate violent crime and cannot show that an area has little of it. Incidents handled by the University of Arizona, South Tucson and county police departments do not appear.
View safety data →Permits issued in South Park over the past year are mostly in the categories Commercial Addition/Alteration Permit, Residential Trade Permit and Residential Addition/Alteration Permit.
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View new construction →Zoning in South Park is mostly Residential, medium density and Planned Area Development, by area; the exact district varies by parcel.
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