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Coconino County Planning and Zoning Commission approves minutes, routine conditional-use permits for RVs as permanent residence

2307851 · February 13, 2025
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Summary

At its Jan. 8, 2025 meeting the Coconino County Planning and Zoning Commission approved the Dec. 4, 2024 minutes and approved two routine conditional-use permit (CUP) applications for use of recreational vehicles as permanent residences with staff conditions.

The Coconino County Planning and Zoning Commission on Jan. 8, 2025 approved the Dec. 4, 2024 meeting minutes and voted to approve two staff‑recommended conditional‑use permits allowing recreational vehicles to be used as permanent residences, with staff conditions.

The approvals were routine, with county staff recommending both CUP applications for approval and no public comment offered on either case during the hearing. Commissioners moved and seconded the motions and recorded unanimous affirmative votes in favor of the minutes and the CUPs.

Commission staff introduced the items as routine CUPs for “RV as a permanent residence” and recommended approval. No applicants or members of the public spoke about the two CUP cases when the commission called for comment. After the staff presentation, a commissioner moved to approve both permits with the staff conditions as presented; a commissioner seconded and the commission voted to approve the permits.

The commission also approved the Dec. 4, 2024 minutes. Commissioner Williams made the motion to approve the minutes; Vice Chair Wilson seconded. The roll call recorded all commissioners present voting in the affirmative.

Because the CUPs were presented as routine and staff‑recommended, the record does not show additional substantive amendments or conditions beyond “staff conditions as presented.” The transcript does not specify the full text of those staff conditions; staff is the source for those conditions in the hearing record.

Votes at a glance - Approval of Dec. 4, 2024 minutes — motion by Commissioner Williams; second by Vice Chair Wilson; outcome: approved. Commissioners recorded as voting yes: Commissioner Best; Commissioner Williams; Vice Chair Wilson; Commissioner Tohy; Commissioner Walsh; Commissioner Ruggles; Chair Burton. - Approval of conditional‑use permits for RVs as permanent residences (identified in the hearing record as CUP 24047 and CUP 24049 / referenced elsewhere in the transcript with variant numbers) — motion text recorded in the hearing record: “approve [the listed CUPs] with staff conditions as presented.” Mover and seconder not identified by name in the audible portion of the transcript. Outcome: approved. Commissioners recorded as voting yes: Commissioner Best; Commissioner Williams; Vice Chair Wilson; Commissioner Tohy; Commissioner Walsh; Commissioner Ruggles; Chair Burton.

The hearing record shows no public comment on the CUP applications. Staff noted the items were recommended for approval; no commissioner requested postponement or further information during the meeting. The commission adjourned shortly after the votes.

Notes and follow up - The transcript records multiple variants of the CUP identifiers (for example, “CUP 2404,” “CUP 24047,” “CUP 2447” and “CUP 24049/2449”). The hearing record does not clearly resolve those variants; the commission minutes and staff files should be consulted for authoritative agenda item numbers and the full text of staff conditions. - The transcript indicates the commission’s normal roll‑call procedure and that decisions may be appealed to the Board of Supervisors where applicable.