Frequent Questions

The Ellsworth Loop Road Project

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Frequent Questions

This page will be used to post frequently asked questions about the project:

What is the north and south connector? The north and south connectors are those short streets, on the north and south end of the Ellsworth Loop Road, which provide access from (and connect) existing Ellsworth Road to the Ellsworth Loop Road (see site plan page). The south connector is just south of the Queen Creek Wash Bridge, and the north connector is just south of Queen Creek Road and north of the Queenland Manor entrance.

When complete, what will the intersection of Queen Creek Road and Existing Ellsworth Road look like, and what will the traffic flow be there?

The easiest way to describe this is as though you live at Queenland Manor since that can provide both perspectives (coming from Queen Creek Road, and coming from existing Ellsworth Road). And this may make more sense if you also view the site plan page.

If you were to drive out of the Queenland Manor subdivision onto existing Ellsworth, you can go south and take the existing Ellsworth as you always could. If you drive out onto existing Ellsworth and want to go north, in order to get to Queen Creek Road, you'll have to go north slightly, get on the Ellsworth Loop Road north connector, and then take the Ellsworth Loop Road north to the intersection of Queen Creek Road.

You can also go north on existing Ellsworth from Queenland Manor, however, that will only provide access to the schools (Youngster U and QC Middle School) and the San Tan Historical Society Museum. (There will be curbing for the transition of Ellsworth Loop Road to the intersection of Queen Creek Road and Ellsworth Loop Road, so you won't be able to go any further north than that.) In a sense, the road will "dead end" before the Queen Creek Road intersection.

If you were to drive out of the Queenland Manor subdivision onto Queen Creek Road headed west, you'll arrive at the intersection of Queen Creek Road and Ellsworth Loop Road, you can take the Ellsworth Loop Road to the south, or existing Ellsworth Road to the north.