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Council approves general‑plan amendment and rezone for Treble Hospitality project after debate over view-shed carve‑outs
Summary
The Page City Council unanimously adopted a minor general plan amendment for 75–79 acres near Highway 98 and approved a rezoning to C2 (staff’s Option A) by a 5–2 vote, advancing a proposed Treble Hospitality development estimated at roughly $150 million and about 55 guest accommodations.
The council approved a minor general plan amendment (Resolution 1349‑26) and a zoning map change (Ordinance 755‑26) enabling a Treble Hospitality resort concept near Highway 98 and Copper Mine Road.
City management presented the request (ZON202602 / MGPA‑2026‑01), describing approximately 75–79 acres proposed to shift from open space/undevelopable to business commerce/C2 for a hospitality/resort concept with about 55 guest accommodations. Staff said private investment for the project was estimated at roughly $150 million and that infrastructure and utility needs would be addressed in subsequent site plan review.
Planning and Zoning had approved the developer’s option (Option B) with view‑shed carve‑outs; staff recommended Option A (full C2 zoning) for planning consistency. Council discussion focused on the five‑versus‑two split over preserving butte tops and view sheds; Councilors Hammond and Roundtree opposed staff Option A. The council adopted the minor general plan amendment unanimously and passed the rezoning on a 5–2 vote, selecting staff Option A.
Staff indicated Planning & Zoning’s review and public notification steps were completed and that site plan review would follow for detailed infrastructure and design work.
