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Show Low approves purchase of 49.76-acre parcel from JED Owens LLC for $1,304,160

3650818 · June 4, 2025
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Summary

The council adopted ordinance 2025-03 to buy assessor parcel 210-23-009E — about 49.76 acres near Show Low Bluff — for $30,000 per acre with a 4-acre donation and a 5% discount that reduce the adjusted purchase price to $1,304,160, payable over three years at 0% interest. The city will cover escrow costs at the seller's request.

The Show Low Mayor and Council voted unanimously to adopt Ordinance 2025-03 authorizing the purchase of approximately 49.76 acres (APN 210-23-009E) from JED Owens LLC.

City staff explained the offer: the parcel totals about 49.76 acres and was offered at $30,000 per acre. According to the presentation, JED Owens LLC will donate 4 acres along Show Low Creek (valued at approximately $120,000) and provide a 5% discount in lieu of realtor commissions (stated in the packet as $68,640). With those adjustments the city reported an adjusted purchase price of $1,304,160, payable over three years at 0% interest.

City staff noted the parcel has access easements including one to Penrod Road. The original purchase agreement split escrow costs between the parties, but the seller asked the city to pay full escrow; the council approved that amended arrangement during the meeting.

Councilmember Whipple moved to adopt the ordinance; Councilmember Clark seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. A councilmember declared a conflict of interest earlier in the consent calendar, and that disclosure was noted on the record.

Staff said the purchase would preserve land along Show Low Creek for possible Meadow Park expansion or other future city uses, and that details of use and financing would be handled in later steps.