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64% of voters tell Sedona City Council’s car camp to park elsewhere
1 day ago · The results are in on Proposition 483, a referendum on the city of Sedona’s “Safe Place to Park” homeless worker car camp. The referendum succeeded, with the “no” vote overwhelmingly rebuking the “yes” vote that would have permitted the Sedona City Council to continue work on the car camp located within the northwest corner of the Sedona Cultural Park.
Realtors’ association conducting county STR study
1 day ago · The Sedona Verde Valley Association of Realtors is funding a new study to examine the economic role that the short-term rental industry plays in the Verde Valley and across Yavapai County as a whole. SVVAR represents about 1,100 members, about 560 of whom are primary members who work mainly in Sedona and the Verde Valley. […]
Election counting is complex when margins are close
2 days ago · Democrat Nikki Check, left, defeated Republican Lori Drake in the race for the Yavapai County District 3 seat. Democrat Nikki Check had a lead in early votes over Republican Lori Drake, but we did not make that call, although other media outlets that don’t understand the complexities of ballot drops, tabulation and new signature verification rules jumped the gun and called her as the ...
Council loosens some ADU rules, others take effect Jan. 1
3 days ago · The Sedona City Council began the process of bringing Sedona’s codes governing accessory dwelling units into conformity with recent updates to state law during its Nov. 12 meeting, with the remainder of the new state regulations set to go into effect automatically on Jan. 1. Council unanimously approved changes to the Land Development Code that […]
Hotel to expand with 23 shipping container casitas
2 days ago · The Planning and Zoning Commission conducted a conceptual review for a planned renovation and rebranding of the Best Western Arroyo Roble in Uptown on Oct. 1. The renovation would include the construction of a new restaurant, pool area and 23 casita-type units made from shipping containers on the hotel’s property behind the existing hotel tower […]
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USFS battling two 4-acre wildfires in Sedona area
Jul 17, 2024 · Coconino National Forest fire managers are working to suppress two lightning-caused wildfires, the Knob Fire and the Clay Fire, both of which were about 4 acres in size and first reported Monday, July 15, following a weekend storm. One engine, one hand crew and one Type 3 helicopter are tackling the Knob Fire, located 6.5 […]
Council calls for more tiny homes, city plans to add regulations
Dec 29, 2023 · During their priority retreat on Thursday, Dec. 14, the members of the Sedona City Council discussed their desire to encourage the development of diverse housing types and tiny homes, and also approved moving forward with more regulations on such development. City housing manger Shannon Boone had previously updated the council on the progress of its […]
A half-century of Tlaquepaque - Sedona Red Rock News
Nov 2, 2023 · It was a day of anniversaries at the Sedona Heritage Museum in Uptown on Oct. 12, when Wendy Lippman, the resident partner and general manager of Tlaquepaque, gave a presentation about Tlaquepaque’s 50th anniversary ahead of the museum’s own 25th anniversary. “I have been here since 1998,” Lippman said. “It’s absolutely crazy for me as […]