Foothills site for Mormon temple
The likely site of Tucson's first Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints temple is in the Catalina Foothills, near where East Ina Road curves into Skyline Drive.
Tucson Temple
Artist's rendering of the Tucson Temple scheduled for construction at Skyline Drive and Ina Road. Courtesy Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Foothills site likely for Mormon temple
Rendering of LDS Church which may be built at North Skyline and East Ina Road. Renderings by Kerry Nielsen/ church project manager
Foothills site likely for Mormon temple
Rendering of LDS Church which may be built at North Skyline and East Ina Road. Renderings by Kerry Nielsen/ church project manager
Foothills site likely for Mormon temple
Rendering of LDS Church which may be built at North Skyline and East Ina Road. Renderings by Kerry Nielsen/ church project manager
Foothills site likely for Mormon temple
Rendering of LDS Church which may be built at North Skyline and East Ina Road. Renderings by Kerry Nielsen/ church project manager
Foothills site likely for Mormon temple
Rendering of LDS Church which may be built at North Skyline and East Ina Road. Renderings by Kerry Nielsen/ church project manager
Foothills site likely for Mormon temple
Members Joseph Freeman, left, and Chris Burrows tidy up the landscaping before tours begin of the new Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Albuquerque New Mexico Temple.
Foothills site likely for Mormon temple
Workers use cranes to attach a gold-leafed statue of the Angel Moroni atop the spire of the Gilbert Arizona Temple, Tuesday, 5-15-2012. The Temple, at the corner of Pecos and Greenfield Roads, is nearing completion. Photo by Tom Tingle/The Arizona Republic

