Comments on: A Matter of Public Record

By: Mickey, West Sedona

Mickey, West Sedona — Thu, 19 May 2022 17:50:35 +0000

READ ALL comments, Warren’s superb, no offense but elected city dweebs are worthless. VOTE and be sure to vote them all out. Get New faces only.

By: Chas. F. Gilmore

Chas. F. Gilmore — Thu, 19 May 2022 12:46:50 +0000

Ok Sedona residents. What better convincing evidence is there than the above information, including comments from 2012 to 2022, that for the Sedona City Council to move forward and acquire the CULTURAL PARK PROPERTY for more broken promises is insane?

Clearly it has been recommendations from P & Z Commissioners, City Staff, and approval by Sedona City Council Members that have proven to be largely responsible for deficiency in workforce housing.

Stop the movement for zone change and high density development on the property previously occupied by the Cultural Park. VOTE FOR CHANGE.

By: A Reminder - Wake Up Sedona!

A Reminder - Wake Up Sedona! — Wed, 18 May 2022 23:29:56 +0000

“Likewise with the Fairfield timeshare development. Oh, I was publicly crucified after leaving a meeting whereby I related that the project had originally been conditional based on providing affordable units. After volumes of e-mail correspondence, I located the documentation I needed which, indeed, confirmed that the Fairfield folks were granted an Amendment to the Community Plan, conditional on providing some 40 affordable units. Well guess what. I suppose I deserved being mocked and jeered at by Community Development because I wasn’t aware that stipulation had not been required and/or included in the accepted Development Agreement.”

By: Cindy, Main Street

Cindy, Main Street — Sun, 29 Aug 2021 21:36:52 +0000

somebody finally mentioned food and goods shortages at stores here
people start growing your own
people start making your own
when the water dried up here thousands of years ago the Indians moved on to better land but now its filled with cheap housing
get your tents out nomads and move along
if you buy here you better be able to have water and food on your own property or its worthless in few years

By: Stanley N.

Stanley N. — Sun, 29 Aug 2021 00:51:50 +0000

@Mary Johnson – blah, blah, blah! For one thing, the fire department is NOT part of Sedona City government – the same as the “Unified” Sedona School DISTRICT! Suggest you verify that FACT on your county property tax assessment. So get over that portion of your RANT.

As for assistance to “pack our sacks” at the food store, thanks to the now legal vacation rentals, courtesy of Gov. Ducey, there’s rarely enough food at local markets to justify the need for “pack sackers!” New daily and weekly neighbors fill rented private refrigerators so what’s the need for restaurants anymore? Their prices don’t even come close to matching the stop and shop at local grocery stores.

Your distinct lack of reality contact is, quite frankly and IMO, appalling! Check out local statistics. Is it a fact the only northern Arizona area with a dwindling population is – guess what – Sedona? Kindly correct me if I’m mistaken – for which I’ll not hold my breath.

SHEESH & GASP!!

By: Mary Johnson

Mary Johnson — Fri, 27 Aug 2021 20:24:54 +0000

The heck with cheap land for employee housing. I don’t care if every restaurant closes down, we don’t need them. It’ll just be us, locals, we should just get used to eating at home anyway. We don’t need any stinking cops, firefighters or people to pack our sacks at the food store.

By: Jim

Jim — Thu, 26 Aug 2021 22:41:48 +0000

None too soon and we need good candidates.

By: FYI

FYI — Sat, 21 Aug 2021 18:36:01 +0000

The next election for City Council will be in 2022.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sat, 21 Aug 2021 02:34:04 +0000

Well – who would have thought? Just by taking a moment to type in “Nepenthe” on Sedona Eye home page this is just one of several articles that popped up.

You fools who have doubts about the corruption, maneuvering, and finagling over the course of time that’s proven to add to Sedona’s work-force housing problem instead of viable solutions, read the above several times in case you still don’t get it – or refuse to admit it.

If Nepenthe and Fairfield aren’t clear examples of the failure of Sedona’s “incorporated” control, right from the get-go, then what is?

By: Jeff, Sedona

Jeff, Sedona — Thu, 12 Apr 2012 18:33:04 +0000

disgusted with city hall asinine effort to MAKE “jobs” – c’mon! this issue disappeared in 2008 now move on! don’t know of anybody having prob finding cheap housing anywhere!

did u read the RRN poll that said majority do NOT support arts programs & yet you keep funding it on our dime????? time to tell your rich buddies to get real jobs! nobody promotes us!

liking Sedona Eye in our business – best news – we really like that u r eco friendly!