The message was simple: CVS is coming to Sedona. The only question left unanswered was which of two options would be used.

Representatives of the nationwide pharmacy hosted a meeting on Monday, April 13, to give a last-minute update on the project prior to the Sedona City Council’s revote on the issue.

The vote, which occurred after press time, was scheduled to take place during the Tuesday, April 14, Sedona City Council meeting.

Check out the Sedona Red Rock News website Wednesday for results of the revote.

Monday’s meeting, which drew about 40 people including four city council members and city staff, was designed to inform the audience what CVS’ original plan was and what the alternative is.

The city published a notice of possible quorum prior to the meeting.

The original plan called for a zone change to increase the size of the commercial land at the corner of State Route 89A and Airport Road from one to two acres to accommodate the building, driveway and parking. The remaining three acres would be left vacant in perpetuity.

To read the full story, see the Wednesday, April 15, edition of the Sedona Red Rock News.

Sedona City Council votes 7-0 to continue for a continuance of a vote on the proposed CVS zone change, pushing the decision back to the Tuesday, May 12, Sedona City Council meeting.

To read the full story, see the Friday, April 17, edition of the Sedona Red Rock News.