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Commission approves corrections and time extensions for Heights at Laughlin Ranch amid resident concerns over roads, water and sewer
Summary
Planning commissioners approved a zoning‑technical correction and two‑year plat extension for the Heights at Laughlin Ranch (185 lots), while residents urged more study of access, water, sewer and notice processes. Staff and the applicant said lot counts remain unchanged and that developers must fund required utility upgrades.
The Bullhead City Planning & Zoning Commission on Feb. 5 approved a set of amendments and extensions for the long‑planned Heights at Laughlin Ranch subdivision, but residents who live on Paddlewheel Cove and nearby streets urged the city and property owners to resolve questions about access, water and sewer capacity before construction proceeds.
Staff explained the requests as technical corrections and timing extensions tied to a 2008 approval for the Heights. The primary request was an amendment to correct dimensional requirements — changing the zoning label to R1L D6 so that existing lot widths conform to the city code rather than requiring numerous exemptions. Staff told…
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