2026 Lake Havasu City General Plan

Expressed strong opposition to potential future development of the 488-acre State Land parcel across from Cabana Drive due to severe flood wash concerns.

Raised concerns about potential development on State Trust Land near Cabana Drive, flood map revisions, wash improvements, and public notification transparency.

Stated he was completely unaware of the potential property sales and wished his neighborhood had been notified sooner.

Asked whether the draft general plan was final or subject to further edits before the November vote.

Expressed concerns about government transparency, development pressures on open space, and what happens if voters reject the new general plan.

Asked for guidance on contacting state officials regarding protection of wildlife corridors and open space near Mesquite Bay.

Supported the staff and steering committee's diverse work on the general plan update.

Commended the neighborhood for organizing and suggested they engage off-road groups to help preserve recreational trails.

Highlighted the importance of effective communication and message delivery in building public trust in government.

Asked for clarification regarding the city's responsibility to assign land use and zoning categories to state-owned land.

Expressed surprise about potential development on nearby land and asked about building height limits and multi-family zoning.