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Arizona State Transportation Board nixes motion to fund 89A lightsSets work session for further study[Watch Video below] by Tommy Acosta SEDONA, AZ (January 17, 2009) - The AZ State Transportation Board voted 3-2 at its Friday, Jan. 15 meeting, against a motion to fund ADOT’s plan to install continuous lighting along S.R. 89A in West Sedona. [more] |
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Adult Day Care Facility in Sedona fills the gap between senior assisted living and adult community center[Watch Video]by Carl Jackson SEDONA, AZ (January 12, 2010) - In a community where the median age is 50, one would think that adult day care facilities serving Sedona, Arizona would fill an obvious need, and be as plentiful as its coffee shops. Not so. [more] |
City of Sedona plans for sales tax auditsby Tommy Acosta SEDONA, AZ (January 15, 2009) - Get ready Sedona business owners because the City is setting sights on your books. At its Jan. 12 meeting the Sedona City Council gave staff the go ahead to set wheels in motion to enable the City to audit sales tax collections. [more]
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Council approves Accessory Dwelling Unit Ordinance for Sedonaby Tommy Acosta SEDONA, AZ (January 14, 2009) - After half a decade of planning, meetings, public forums and discussions, Sedona now has an Accessory Dwelling Unit ordinance. The Sedona City Council at its Jan. 12 meeting voted 6-1 (Vice Mayor Cliff Hamilton was the dissenting vote) to amend the Sedona City Code and Sedona Land Development Code to allow residents to legally build extra living space they can rent on their property on a long term basis. [more] |
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ADOT envisions the future of transportation in Arizona by Carl Jackson SEDONA, AZ (November 16, 2009) - It's a rare occasion when I wind my way up Oak Creek Canyon to cover a story in Flagstaff, but recently I read that the Arizona Department of Transportation was holding a public forum about how transportation might look in Arizona in the year 2050, 40 years from now, when our state's population is expected to at least double to 12 million, and could reach as high as 16 million people. [more] |
Sedona Council conflicts color Vice Mayor appointmentBy Carl Jackson SEDONA, AZ (November 26, 2009) - What does a Vice Mayor do, and why does anyone want the position, anyway? For some city councilors, the title serves as the "bone" that is thrown for a long and distinguished career on the city council. For others, it's to pick up the work slack at ribbon cuttings and other events when the Mayor is unavailable. For still others, a Mayor and Vice Mayor combo is the opportunity to create a unified "bully pulpit" to espouse common views and sway public opinion. [more] |
Al Spector's L'Auberge increases affordable housing units from four to fiveby Tommy Acosta
SEDONA, AZ (January 28, 2010) - The Sedona City Council at its Jan. 26 meeting voted 7-0 to amend the Development and Land Use Restriction Agreement for the L’Auberge Housing Unit Project to allow the developer to add an extra affordable housing unit to the four it previously agreed to provide. [more] |
Cottonwood P&Z orders removal of Mago Statue[includes VIDEO]by Steve DeVol COTTONWOOD, AZ (January 26, 2010) - After 5 hours of deliberation, the Cottonwood Planning and Zoning Commission voted 7-0 last night to remove the Mago Statue from the Mago Retreat Visitor Center at Highway 89A and Bill Grey Road. [more] |
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