The Bullhead City Planning and Zoning Commission met in regular session on Thursday, January 2, 2025, at 5:30 p.m. in the Bullhead City Council Chambers, 1255 Marina Blvd., Bullhead City, Arizona. All commissioners were present. The Commission approved the November 7, 2024 meeting minutes, recommended approval of a pedestrian easement abandonment, recommended approval of the 246-acre CityCentre District PAD zoning map change with added height restrictions, and recommended approval of a political sign-free zone code amendment.
Good evening, happy new year to all. Today is January second, twenty twenty-five, and it is our regular planning and zoning meeting. Can we do a uh roll call, please? All commissioners are present. And if you'd all join me in the pledge. Mel, you want to meet us? I would love to. And do the republic for which it stands. One nation. Indivisible. With liberty and justice for all. For all. Okay, now is the time in the agenda for the call to public. This is if somebody's in the audience that would like to speak about something not on the agenda. You do have three minutes, and please state your name for the record. Not seeing anybody jumping up and down, we will close the call to the public. Excuse me? Uh well, yeah, as a matter of fact, she might need to come over and fix it. Okay. Um is approval of our minutes. Discussion possible action to approve the November seventh, twenty twenty-four regular meeting minutes. Do we have a motion? So move. Second. Vote vote on the board, please. Okay. That was an easy one. Number two. Public hearing abandonment A twenty-four dash zero zero two. Request for the approval of abandonment of the twelve foot pedestrian easement that lies within the parcel excuse me. Of land located at two, two, three one Paseo del Rio and described as lot six seven seven of Riviera Marina Village Track One Thousand Eight, Section 19, Township 20 North, Range 22 West, Bullhead City, Arizona. So as noted here, this property at 2231 Paseo del Rio was platted with this twelve foot pedestrian easement. And the purpose of this was to leave from the street over to that marina. That's now Rusty's marina. There really is no access there. So the applicant is requesting that that pedestrian easement be removed. Okay, my question if I'm reading this correctly, is there's probably six or eight properties that have this easement on them. Reminder, please state your name for the record. Scotty from Bohead. I don't get how this. I actually usually just look at things on a map. This one here piqued my interest. How did this ever get done in the first place? Johnny kind of gave me an answer, but who's gonna get the property? Uh they already own it, or are they paying taxes on this property already? It's an easement, so yes, they technically own it, but they can't. So we don't have the city doesn't have to put it up for auction. No. Okay. They own it, but they can't do anything with it because it's an easement.