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Camp Verde council approves 20‑lot Verde Commercial subdivision at Goswick Way

Town Council of the Town of Camp Verde · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The Town of Camp Verde approved Final Plat FLP‑25‑0040 for a 20‑lot commercial subdivision at 300 N. Goswick Way. Developer representatives described a mix of retail and restaurant uses; Council approved the resolution with a correction to the APN and added the mayor’s signature to the final plat mylar.

Mayor Marie Moore and the Camp Verde Town Council approved Final Plat FLP‑25‑0040 on Sept. 3, 2025, allowing a 20‑lot commercial subdivision submitted by Verde Commercial, LLC to proceed at 300 North Goswick Way.

Acting Senior Planner Cory Mulcaire summarized the plat and the staff recommendation. Developer Blake Carrol and engineer Joe Link described site layout, drainage basins and a long‑term vision that includes retail and restaurant uses along Highway 260 and I‑17. No members of the public spoke during the public hearing.

On a motion by Councilor Jessie Murdock, seconded by Vice Mayor Wendy Escoffier, the council approved Resolution 2025‑1190. Councilor Escoffier noted an administrative correction will be made to Section 1, Item C to fix the APN number and the Mayor’s signature will be added to the final plat mylar before recording. The motion passed on a roll call vote, 7‑0.

The approved final plat will move forward under the conditions included in the staff recommendation and the resolution. Acting Senior Planner Mulcaire and the developer responded to council questions about drainage basins and site layout during the review; those clarifications will be reflected in final engineering submittals and the mylar recordation.

Next steps for the project include addressing any final engineering revisions, completing required mylar corrections and recordation with Yavapai County before individual lot development proceeds.