Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Lake Havasu City public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
7 issues in zoning
Easement abandonment at 1300 Griffin Drive
A 20-foot strip of a public utility and drainage easement along a Griffin Drive property line would be abandoned. Neighbors may want to check whether drainage or utility access is affected.
Mobile Food Unit Conditional Use Permit at 1890 Acoma Boulevard West
The commission approved a one-year permit for three food trucks operating at The KAWS shared kitchen space on McCulloch Boulevard North. Officials noted that the trucks will come and go without disrupting shared parking or adjacent businesses.
Accessory Residential Care Homes Zoning Amendment
The city is updating its development code to comply with a new state law allowing state-licensed residential care homes to house up to 10 unrelated residents. While local zoning cannot restrict the resident count below the state license limit, building and fire safety codes such as fire sprinkler requirements remain applicable.
Rezone of Golf Course Land at 2650 Paseo Dorado
A homeowner wants to rezone a small strip of former golf course land attached to their property so it matches the rest of their residential lot. The commission recommended approval, and it will go to the city council in October.
Swanson Avenue Planned Development Rezone
Developers received approval for a 68-unit attached single-family housing project on Swanson Avenue, which includes a mandatory traffic signal installation and reduced landscaping requirements.
Shoreline Public Access and Development Code Amendments
Island Land Venture, LLC proposed a major mixed-use resort, commercial, and residential development on a 90.5-acre former golf course on the island. The project includes guaranteed public shoreline access easements, open space, and utility upgrades.
2026 Lake Havasu City General Plan Update
City staff reminded commissioners and residents that the draft 2026 General Plan is in its 60-day review period through April 18, with upcoming public hearings scheduled in May.