Horseshoe Bend Parking Lot Resurfacing
Summary
Council wants a cheaper, better-defined annual pass for Page residents at Horseshoe Bend — possibly $10-15 for a non-commercial vehicle of up to five people — instead of the proposed $50 for ten visits.
At a glance
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Last discussed Sep 9, 2026.
Impact analysis
$12.3 million sits in the Horseshoe Bend checking account available for major projects.
Page residents who visit Horseshoe Bend regularly.
Mentions & discussions (3)
City Council - Sep 9, 2026
The dirt/granite lot at Horseshoe Bend will be repaved with 4 inches of asphalt to stop tire damage from exposed rebar. It won't add parking spaces, though striping may help people park more efficiently.
City Council - Mar 25, 2026
Council wants a cheaper, better-defined annual pass for Page residents at Horseshoe Bend — possibly $10-15 for a non-commercial vehicle of up to five people — instead of the proposed $50 for ten visits.
City Council - Feb 5, 2026
Horseshoe Bend has no running water or flush toilets and its parking lot is over capacity on peak days. Staff and council discussed Phase 3 — a contact station with water, electrical, and expanded parking — plus possible locals' passes and retail sales.
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