Town Council approves Lookout Ridge development plan for 19 single-family units

The Prescott Valley Town Council held a regular meeting on April 24, 2025, where several key topics were discussed, including community recognition and new development plans.

During the meeting, Council members recognized Tricia Budd from Bradshaw Mountain Middle School and CJ Damko from Coyote Springs Elementary as the Teachers of the Year. Their achievements were celebrated following the Humboldt Education Foundation's annual banquet, where students shared heartfelt essays about their teachers.

In addition to the recognition of educators, the council discussed the upcoming "Cops and Bobbers" event, which invites community members to fish with local law enforcement at Fane Park without needing a fishing license. This event is part of the town's efforts to engage the community in recreational activities.

The council also addressed new business, specifically the final development plan for Lookout Ridge at Stone Ridge Unit 5. This project, located on approximately 11.27 acres, will consist of 19 single-family homes. The site was previously designated for public land use but was rezoned to accommodate residential development. The council unanimously approved the development plan, emphasizing its alignment with the town's general plan goals for housing development.

The meeting concluded with a motion to authorize an application for funding for a stormwater recharge pilot project, indicating ongoing efforts to enhance local infrastructure and environmental sustainability.

Overall, the meeting highlighted the council's commitment to community engagement, educational recognition, and responsible development planning in Prescott Valley.