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Final Plat Amendment for Kings Ranch at Coronado (S-11-01)

Kings Ranch at Coronado is Cochise County's first conservation subdivision, approved in 2006, with proposed changes to lot sizes, road ownership, and stormwater projects.

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Final Plat Amendment for Kings Ranch at Coronado (S-11-01)

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  1. Final Plat Amendment for Kings Ranch at Coronado (S-11-01) Request for a Waiver from the Subdivision Regulations

  2. Location Map Sierra Vista Bisbee

  3. Kings Ranch at Coronado (formerly the Kinjockity Ranch) • First conservation subdivision in Cochise County • Approved in 2006 • 2 minor and 1 major revision to the FP • 840.72 acre Site, zoned RU-4 • Lot size from .86 to 6.5 acres • 426.72 acres as Conservation Easement Area

  4. Kings Ranch at Coronado • Changes include: • New Owner – K Ranch, LLC. • Name Change from Kings Ranch Estates • Changing Private roads to Public roads • Owner donating 10+ acres to County Stormwater Recharge Project • Adding 19 lots plus 3 lots deeded to Cochise County for Stormwater Project

  5. Stormwater Recharge Grant • County awarded a 3-year $1.7 million dollar grant – December, 2011. • Specifically for capture and storm water recharge on the Kings Ranch subdivision. • Located at the upper end of a problematic watershed which affects Palominas Elementary School and homes closer to the river. • New Owners have: • Donated approximately 11-acres of easements including deeding 3- lots directly to the County. • Willingly cooperated with County Staff in allowing free access to property. • Assisted with negotiations for County access to Conservation Easement holder: Arizona Conservation Easement Stewards, LLC. • Benefits to Citizens of Cochise County: • Reducing flooding downstream. • Recharging stormwater closer to the San Pedro River. • The County is receiving substantial value: • Stormwater recharge tracts and additional easements. • Cooperation and assistance with the conservation easement holder. • Economic benefits from potential BRACT.

  6. 30’ easement along entire eastern boundary (3) Lots deeded to Cochise County for Stormwater Recharge Shaded areas on plat denote Conservation Easement

  7. Staff Recommendation: Approve the waiver for density bonus AND the Amended Final Plat

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