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Board approves multiple Mohave Valley and Golden Valley land‑use items, limits multifamily density in Golden Valley
Summary
On July 7 the board approved several land‑use applications in Mohave Valley and Golden Valley — an RV resort and associated storage and support uses, an aggregate pit and a minor land division — and approved a multifamily rezoning in Golden Valley with conditions limiting density pending septic approval.
The Mohave County Board of Supervisors on July 7 approved several zoning and general plan amendments across Mohave Valley and Golden Valley. The actions included both individual project approvals and a conditional rezoning limited by septic and density requirements.
Key approvals (summary): - Item 50 — RV resort (Mohave Valley): Board approved adoption of the general plan amendment and rezone to commercial recreation to allow a gated RV resort with approximately 222–240 spaces, clubhouse and pool. Applicant Len Robison said utilities are available to the site and estimated capital investment in excess of $4 million for the park.
- Item 51 — Covered and open lot storage (Mohave Valley): The board approved a rezone to allow covered RV and boat storage to support the resort and local demand.
- Item 52 — Aggregate pit rezone (Mohave Valley): The board approved rezoning a legacy farm pit to MX heavy manufacturing to allow intermittent aggregate processing; the applicant said the site has been a farm pit for decades and will be used as a support pit for an existing Laguna Road operation.
- Item 53 — Multifamily rezone (Golden Valley): The board approved a rezone to C‑2 (general commercial) for a duplex/multifamily infill site but added a condition limiting the use to residential (duplex) forms and capping density at four units per acre pending septic approval; staff reported the area already has adjacent duplex development and the applicant said sewer/septic limits would likely constrain unit count.
- Item 55 — Minor land division (Golden Valley): Approved a rezone to accommodate a minor land division.
Why it mattered: collectively these approvals advance local private investment plans and will add lodging, storage and construction‑supply capacity in Mohave Valley while allowing some additional multifamily housing in Golden Valley under density and septic constraints.
What’s next: planning staff will process site‑plan and building permits for the approved projects; the Golden Valley rezone includes a condition tied to septic design that will determine final unit counts; the County will continue to review permitting and inspection steps for each project.
