The Mohave County Planning and Zoning Commission approved a slate of rezones, special-use permits and time extensions during a meeting that also included presentations and a separate public hearing on the general plan.

The commission approved staff recommendations on multiple agenda items, including: rescission of Board of Supervisors Resolution 2025038 regarding a 150-foot wireless telecom tower and acceptance of a new special-use permit proposal (item 1); rezone requests to smaller agricultural residential lot sizes in Lake Havasu and Golden Valley (items 2 and 3); multiple commercial rezones and special-use permits for highway-frontage commercial development and billboards in the White Hills area (items 5–8); and several other minor land-division and rezone requests (items 4, 10–13).

Notable non-residential decisions included approval of a special-use permit to recognize an existing four-space RV park and bring it into compliance with county standards (item 9) and a second extension of time for a special-use permit originally approved by Board of Supervisors Resolution 2022-214 to allow construction of a 100-foot telecommunications facility (item 14). The commission also approved a petition of exception to exempt a proposed one-acre-and-larger subdivision from county sidewalk and streetlight requirements based on lot size and topography (item 15).

Votes were recorded primarily as voice votes. In most cases the chair called for “All in favor?” and commissioners responded “Aye,” with no roll-call tallies recorded in the transcript. Where a commissioner motioned and another seconded, the transcript records only the motion text and the voice result (for example, “Motion carries” or “Item carries”).

Items approved (by agenda number)
- Item 1 — Rescind BOS Resolution 2025038 (telecom tower) and accept staff recommendation to consider a relocated special-use permit: approved (voice vote).
- Item 2 — Rezone APN 12007037 from AR-36 to AR-13 to allow a minor land division (Lake Havasu vicinity): approved (voice vote).
- Item 3 — Rezone APN 30624129 from AR-10 to AR-5 to allow a minor land division (Golden Valley vicinity): approved (voice vote).
- Item 4 — Rezone APN 30641001 from AR-10 to mixed AR-2/AR-3 to allow minor land divisions (Golden Valley vicinity): approved (voice vote).
- Item 5 — Rezone APN 31745079A to C-2-H highway commercial (White Hills vicinity): approved (voice vote).
- Item 6 — Special-use permit for a billboard on APN 31745079A (White Hills vicinity), amended to allow a 2-year commencement window instead of the standard 1 year: approved (voice vote).
- Item 7 — Rezone APN 31745081A to C-2-H highway commercial (White Hills vicinity): approved (voice vote).
- Item 8 — Special-use permit for a billboard on APN 31745081A (White Hills vicinity) with a 2-year commencement window and condition to prohibit digital display: approved (voice vote).
- Item 9 — Special-use permit to recognize an existing RV park on APNs 32906561 and 32906526 and bring it into compliance (White Hills vicinity): approved (voice vote).
- Item 10 — Rezone APN 32604024 to C-2-H to allow hay and feed sales (Dolan Springs vicinity): approved (voice vote).
- Item 11 — Rezone APN 32603113 to Special Development Commercial to allow a tire/auto shop, food truck, hay sales and two residences (Dolan Springs vicinity): approved (voice vote).
- Item 12 — Rezone APNs 31749004041 and 026 to M-1 light manufacturing to allow future manufacturing operations (White Hills vicinity): approved (voice vote).
- Item 13 — General-plan amendment and rezone of APN 32603028B (Dolan Springs vicinity), continued from June 11 and approved at this meeting: approved (voice vote).
- Item 14 — Second extension of time to Aug. 4, 2026, for special-use permit for a 100-foot telecommunication facility (APN 31026060): approved (voice vote).
- Item 15 — Petition of exception to not require sidewalks and streetlights for Bull Mountain Acres (tract 3087) given one-acre-or-larger lots and topography: approved (voice vote).

What the approvals mean
Most approvals were “per staff recommendation” and took the form of voice votes. Several special-use permits included conditions noted in staff reports (for example, non-digital, non-animated billboards and an extended time window of two years to commence work for some billboard permits). The commission did not record roll-call tallies in the meeting transcript for the items summarized above.

Provenance: Each item above is documented in the meeting transcript where staff presented the item, a public hearing opened/closed when required, and a commissioner motion and voice vote appear in the record.