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Page County approves rezoning for Hope Properties LLC in Stanley

Page County Board of Supervisors · October 20, 2025
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Summary

The Page County Board of Supervisors approved rezoning of a 0.4595-acre parcel at 1759 U.S. Highway 340 in Stanley from residential to C‑1 commercial for Hope Properties LLC after the Planning Commission recommended approval 6–0 and no public speakers appeared at the hearing.

The Page County Board of Supervisors voted to rezone a 0.4595‑acre parcel at 1759 U.S. Highway 340 in Stanley to allow commercial uses, approving an application from Hope Properties LLC.

County planner Cassie presented the application and told the board the property is currently zoned residential but is set up with two offices and an office with a garage. She said the applicant seeks all commercial uses permitted in the county’s C‑1 zoning district and cited Section 125‑12 of the Page County Zoning Ordinance; copies of the district regulations were provided in the board packet. Staff noted the Planning Commission introduced the application on July 8, 2025, held a public hearing on Aug. 12 with no speakers, and recommended approval 6–0.

Supervisor (speaker 7), who moved approval, said the site “is in a secondary growth tier” and “is a good example of what we want to see,” citing location and lack of objections from adjacent property owners. The motion was seconded and approved by the board during a roll‑call affirmation.

The action changes the parcel’s zoning to C‑1, enabling commercial uses permitted under the cited ordinance. No formal conditions or additional restrictions were announced at the meeting. The rezoning clears the way for the applicant to pursue county permitting for the commercial uses allowed in the C‑1 district.