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Graham County approves multiple rezones and a road name after public hearing; supervisors flag infrastructure concerns
Summary
At a Jan. 7 public hearing the Board of Supervisors approved several rezoning requests and a private-road name. Supervisors praised efforts to bring legacy properties into compliance but raised concerns about road widths, right-of-way and future development triggers for infrastructure improvements.
The Graham County Board of Supervisors approved a slate of planning and zoning requests Jan. 7 after public hearings and a unanimous or near-unanimous recommendation from the county planning commission.
The board approved a private-road name request for Markham Trail, allowing the family developer to assign addresses for a small cluster of homes east of Markham Wash. The board also approved several rezoning petitions presented by the planning department:
- Rez 918-24 (APN 106-20-036-306-B, ~0.49 acres): Rezone from single-family residential (R) to multifamily residential (RM) to permit construction of a duplex similar to an adjacent lot. The board approved the rezone after staff and supervisors noted density was consistent with surrounding lot sizes. One supervisor raised that the property was delinquent on a portion of property taxes; the board approved the rezone and a supervisor asked that future rezoning applicants be current on…
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