Resort development zoning near Highway 98 and Copper Mine Road
Summary
A 55-key destination resort with a lodge, restaurant, event center, amphitheater and trails could bring roughly $150 million in private investment to Page. The rezoning step is a prerequisite before site plan review; the City Council makes the final call.
At a glance
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Last discussed Aug 12, 2026.
Impact analysis
The developer estimates about $150 million in private investment, and the land sale contract includes $4.6 million total compensation to the city including trail-impact payments.
Residents gain a larger tax base and higher-spending tourists who currently bypass Page; local trail users get new trail investment and connectivity.
Trail users near the property will see segments rerouted, though at the developer's expense; no objectors spoke at the hearing or neighborhood meeting.
Mentions & discussions (3)
City Council - Aug 12, 2026
Councilors Hettinger and Roundtree raised concerns about tourists crossing a major highway between resort developments. Staff will coordinate with ADOT on traffic studies.
City Council - Jun 24, 2026
About 75 acres of a 247-acre city parcel under contract with Treble Hospitality was rezoned for a resort with roughly 55 guest accommodations and an estimated $150 million private investment. The council chose uniform C-2 zoning over the developer's version with viewshed cutouts.
Planning & Zoning Commission - Jun 2, 2026
A 55-key destination resort with a lodge, restaurant, event center, amphitheater and trails could bring roughly $150 million in private investment to Page. The rezoning step is a prerequisite before site plan review; the City Council makes the final call.
Related development
Minor General Plan Amendment Case #MGPA-2026-01 — Parcel 802-20-005A
Part of the approvals enabling a roughly $150 million resort with about 55 guest accommodations near Highway 98.
Zone Change Case #ZON-2026-02 — Parcel 802-20-005A
Unlocks the zoning for the resort development; the Planning Commission's preferred viewshed cutouts were not adopted.
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