After public input, supervisors revert Rimrock parcel’s conditional commercial zoning for failure to meet six-year development condition
The board held a statutorily required hearing under ARS 11-814 and voted to revert a 2019 conditional commercial rezoning in Rimrock to its prior residential designation after staff found no building permit had been filed within the six-year deadline; neighbors had urged reversion citing the original grocery-store site plan and local stipulations.
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The Board of Supervisors held a hearing required by ARS 11-814 after staff determined a conditional rezoning approved in 2019 had not met its stipulation requiring a building permit within six years. Planning Manager Matt Blake told the board the property had been rezoned to C2-1 in 2019 with a stipulation that a building permit be submitted by Sept. 18, 2025; development-services records show no completed permit filings and the current owner was not the applicant in 2019.
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