Another of the city of Sedona’s ongoing lawsuits — involving the owners of the proposed Oak Creek Heritage Lodge — is moving forward through the Yavapai County court system and should come to trial by the end of 2025,...
The Sedona City Council voted unanimously on Aug. 13 to approve a zoning reversion for six parcels of land adjacent to Oak Creek and the Sedona Arts Center from planned development to a combination of commercial, multifamily and single-family...
The Sedona City Council will have the chance to choose between two sizes for a new hotel development in Uptown on Tuesday, Aug. 13, when it considers a request from Dutchman’s Cove LLC, owned by the Stevenson family, developers...
The Sedona City Council overturned the Planning and Zoning Commission’s unanimous approval of a development review for the proposed Oak Creek Heritage Lodge during its Tuesday, June 25 meeting, by a 4-3 vote, with several members citing building size,...
Now with one successful public-private partnership to build affordable workforce housing under its belt — which is now in the works — the city is hoping to do it again. But a 50-year-old obstacle stands in its way for...
The Arizona Corporation Commission approved a policy statement on Dec. 3 giving the state’s 300 utility companies the option...
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