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Council hears first presentation on 'at‑risk' grading permit ordinance tied to state law; staff to return in two weeks

Sedona City Council · November 25, 2025
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Summary

Staff presented a proposed Title 15.6 at‑risk grading permit ordinance prompted by state bill HB 2447, including new language requiring restoration if projects are not completed, limits on grading over easements without owner permission, bond call and 30‑day restoration timeline; council provided direction and staff will return with final language in two weeks.

Sedona staff presented an initial draft ordinance to establish an at‑risk grading permit program required by recent state legislation (HB 2447). The council treated the session as the first public meeting on the ordinance and gave staff direction to return with final edits in two weeks.

Staff explained the city historically allowed "at‑risk" grading on an informal basis and the proposed codification clarifies requirements for developers seeking an early start on grading. Key additions…

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