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Sedona teams up with developer on housing

Sedona City Manager Karen Osburn said she couldn’t remember the last time she was so excited to present an item before the Sedona City Council. That same excitement was expressed by several council members during their meeting Tuesday, July 13. The...

Another look at housing

Some Sedona residents doubted it could be done, but after architect students proved that it could, the question remains, will it? On Thursday, March 12, five students from the University of Arizona’s Drachman Institute presented their hypothetical...

Bi-level garage, 28 cottages: Resort expansion approved

Sedona City Council unanimously agreed that plans to renovate and expand L’Auberge de Sedona with the offer of four affordable housing units merited a rezoning. By Alison Ecklund Larson Newspapers Sedona City Council unanimously...

Workforce housing plan shot down

The city of Sedona is in turmoil after city council approved streetlights for Highway 89A, Sedona resident Paul Chevalier told the Planning and Zoning Commission. “If you approve this tonight, it will be worse,”...

Sluggish economy troubles Fitch

The deal hasn’t closed, and the plan for the former Sedona Cultural Park changed. The reason, a bad United States economy. “There’s a whole problem with our economy right now,” Monty Fitch,...

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Hotel to expand with 23 shipping container casitas

The Planning and Zoning Commission conducted a conceptual review for a planned renovation and rebranding of the Best Western...

Council loosens some ADU rules, others take effect Jan. 1

The Sedona City Council began the process of bringing Sedona’s codes governing accessory dwelling units into conformity with recent...
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