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Planning commission recommends rezoning 369 acres west of Douglas for light industrial; sends measure to supervisors with conditions
Summary
The Cochise County Planning and Zoning Commission voted to recommend approval of comprehensive plan and rezoning amendments for about 369 acres along Kings Highway west of Douglas to allow light industrial uses tied to the planned new port of entry.
The Cochise County Planning and Zoning Commission voted to recommend approval of CPA25‑02 and RZ25‑04, concurrent requests to change roughly 369 acres along Kings Highway, west of Douglas, from Rural (RU‑4) to Developing (growth area B) and to rezone the parcels to Light Industrial.
Staff presenter Matt Taylor said the request is aimed at facilitating warehousing and storage uses to serve the planned new port of entry west of Douglas. Taylor said the properties are undeveloped today and adjoin parcels already designated as developing; construction at the port is expected to start in fall 2025 with major buildout through 2028, and the port project is expected to create demand for nearby industrial lands.
The applicants (Arden Arizona LLC) provided a conceptual site…
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