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Huachuca City work session: council opens discussions on ADUs and mixed-use zoning, adjourns unanimously
Summary
The Jan. 29, 2026 Huachuca City work session included presentations on tiny homes/ADUs and mixed-use zoning, motions to open both items for discussion, and a unanimous motion to adjourn; minutes later certified by the town clerk.
Huachuca City held a work session on Jan. 29, 2026 in Council Chambers to discuss two land-use items: the possibility of allowing tiny homes as accessory dwelling units (ADUs) and consideration of mixed-use zoning for business properties.
Council members present included Mayor Johann R. Wallace, Councilmember Christy Hirshberg, Councilmember Cynthia Butterworth, Nallely Arreola (online), and Geovona Thompson; Town Manager Suzanne Harvey and Town Clerk Brandye Thorpe were noted in the minutes. The meeting opened Item B.1 (ADUs/tiny homes) and Item B.2 (mixed-use zoning) for discussion after presentations by Dr. Jim Johnson. Neither item resulted in a formal ordinance or vote to adopt code changes; staff was asked to draft code language and return with recommendations at a future meeting.
A motion to adjourn, moved by Johann Wallace and seconded by Christy Hirshberg, passed unanimously. The minutes were later certified by Town Clerk Brandye Thorpe and approved by Mayor Johann R. Wallace on Feb. 12, 2026.
