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Cottonwood City Council kills rezoning for apartments by Sedona developer

Council votes 5-2 against 252 apartment units Cottonwood City Council rejected the rezoning for the proposed 252-unit Spring Verde Apartments project with a 5-2 vote during its June 16 meeting. The real estate developer for the project is Sedona resident William...

City asks for input on land code, regulations

The city of Sedona is in the early stages of updating its Land Development Code — the local regulations governing how land may be used, subdivided and developed — with public outreach expected to begin in late May. Community Development...

Sedona housing gap widens

City's report highlights aging population, workforce shortages Nails will meet wood as 221 housing units are slated to go up in the coming years, however, it may not be enough to house Sedona's workforce. Sedona may need as many as 775...

Council votes 6-1 to OK car camp for homeless workers

The Sedona City Council voted 6-1 to approve a zone change to allow a car camp for local homeless workers on part of the Sedona Cultural Park and to authorize the management contracts for the camp during its Tuesday,...

Council calls for more tiny homes, city plans to add regulations

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...

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Cheney earns Rotary Club’s Make-A-Difference Award

The Rotary Club of Sedona during its meeting on Tuesday, June 30, at the Sedona Arts Center, honored Northern...

Fire, smoke kills tourism in Sedona

Businesses, city officials say Sedona is safe but brace for a rough month "Sedona's open for business" is the message...
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