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Questions & Answers:
Housing & Development
30 Oct 2024
In the Past, the City of Page was the developer of the original 2 – 3 acre Ranchettes subdivision, Hopi Subdivision and Paria Canyon estates subdivision. Why doesn’t the city build a housing subdivision of just lots now?
Thank you for an interesting question. I don’t know that you will ever see the city commit to projects of this size again, mainly because of the large expense. The City Council did budget this year $2 million to expand infrastructure inside of Page. Currently there is a bid out right now asking for road expansion in the Ranchettes area. The city has taken the stance that they will provide the wet utilities, black top, lighting, the sidewalks and curb and gutter. This infrastructure will be the cities for eternity, so it makes sense.
Advisory Boards & City Policy
30 Oct 2024
Are individuals who aren’t residents of Page allowed to sit on CoP advisory boards?
This is a great question. Historically the City Council has been very supportive of people volunteering on city boards that live in the neighboring areas. There are two boards that they have required residency in the past and those are the Planning and Zoning Board, and they have expected members on the PUE Board to live within the service area to be considered for that board. The city does encourage all who are interested in volunteering on other boards to please contact the City Clerk’s Office.
Housing & Development
30 Oct 2024
Is it true that the City approved the new apartments on North Navajo?
Thank you for your question. The City Council has not approved the development of the multi-unit apartment building in Block 17. The proposed project that borders North Navajo is only in the infant stages of development. The City Council did give staff directive to do a parking study to see if the proposal was even viable.