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Commission recommends rezoning of 1.07-acre Kingman parcel to allow four single-family lots

City of Kingman Planning and Zoning Commission · April 8, 2026
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Summary

The commission recommended approval of RZ26-00001 to rezone a 1.07-acre vacant parcel (APN 320-4-069A) from R15A to R16 to permit a four-lot single-family subdivision; staff said the request aligns with the general plan and no public comments were received.

Planning staff presented RZ26-00001 on April 8, a request to change the zoning of approximately 1.07 acres (assessor parcel 320-4-069A) from R15A (residential single-family attached, 2,000 sq. ft. minimum lot size) to R16 to allow a four-lot split for single-family residential development.

Staff said the property is vacant, is designated medium-density residential on the Kingman general plan land-use map and that the requested R16 zoning aligns with surrounding development and the general plan’s goals to encourage infill and a mix of housing types. The application lists Sultan Abbas as the applicant on behalf of Cedars Management LLC; staff noted a parcel plat is under review and would be approved pending rezoning.

Staff reported that agency review returned no comments, that property owners within 300 feet were notified and that a display notice was published in the local newspaper as part of the public-notice process. No members of the public spoke at the hearing. Following staff’s presentation, a motion to recommend approval to the mayor and city council was made, seconded and passed; the transcript records an affirmative roll call and no recorded opposition.

The commission’s favorable recommendation will be forwarded to the mayor and city council for final action. Project-specific development will proceed through standard permitting and the parcel-split review process if council approves the rezoning.