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P&Z OKs new 8-unit complex

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The Cottonwood Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved a design review and conditional use permit for a proposed eight-unit apartment complex during its Dec. 18 meeting. 

The proposed complex would be located on 0.49 acres at 1351 E. Cherry Street, across the street from the San Cipriano Apartments, with which it will be associated. The site is currently zoned C-2 heavy commercial, which requires a conditional use permit to allow construction of multi-family housing. 

The proposed design would locate the eight units in two buildings with an attached management office and include 17 parking spots, eight of which would be garages. Each unit is planned to be 1,300 square feet with three bedrooms and 2½ baths. 

“I think that this is really good infill, especially considering that we previously approved the other part of the project,” Chairwoman Lindsay Masten said. “It’s nice seeing this particular part of the city become more mixed-use … I look forward to seeing more multifamily housing.”

Alyssa Smith

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Alyssa Smith was born and raised in Maryland, earning her degree in Media Studies from the University of North Carolina Greensboro after a period of traveling out West. She spent her high school and early college years focusing on music journalism, interviewing, photographing and touring with bands and musicians. Her passion is analog photography and she loves photographing the scenes of Jerome, where she resides. Her love of the Southwest brought her to the reporter position at Larson Newspapers where she enjoys hiking with her dog along the Verde River and through the desert’s red rocks.

Alyssa Smith
Alyssa Smith
Alyssa Smith was born and raised in Maryland, earning her degree in Media Studies from the University of North Carolina Greensboro after a period of traveling out West. She spent her high school and early college years focusing on music journalism, interviewing, photographing and touring with bands and musicians. Her passion is analog photography and she loves photographing the scenes of Jerome, where she resides. Her love of the Southwest brought her to the reporter position at Larson Newspapers where she enjoys hiking with her dog along the Verde River and through the desert’s red rocks.

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