Larry Saunders
Commissioner, District 3 · Planning and Zoning Commission, Cochise County
- How
- Appointed
What the office does
State law requires each county board to form a planning and zoning commission to consult with and advise it on planning, zoning and subdivision platting; the commission reports and makes recommendations on development matters. In a county with three supervisorial districts it has nine members, all qualified electors of the county: three appointed from each district by that district's supervisor, no more than one of the three living in an incorporated city or town. Members serve without pay, apart from reasonable travel expenses.
Under the county's zoning regulations, the commission is also the decision-making authority on special use applications like SU26-22: a majority vote approves, approves with conditions or denies, and the decision is final unless appealed to the Board of Supervisors, the county says.
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