Condemnation of 1700 N Dogie Circle (Dudley property)
Summary
The town is trying to acquire the Dudley family's home of 40+ years for flood remediation, and neighbors flooded the meeting to object. Flooding there started after town drainage work created a large basin upstream. The council tabled the resolution to try mediation instead.
At a glance
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Last discussed Apr 8, 2026.
Impact analysis
The town would pay no more than fair market value plus costs for the parcel — but it has already made an offer above appraised value that was refused.
The town's flood remediation program would gain the needed parcel; taxpayers avoid ongoing litigation costs if mediation works.
Brian and June Dudley could lose their home of four decades, and neighbors feel a condemned house would scar their street.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Payson Town Council - Regular - Apr 8, 2026
Years of litigation over drainage and flooding at the Dogie Circle property ended with a settlement the whole Council backed. The town pays $600,000 and insurance kicks in $100,000 for a house appraised at $410,000, giving the town the land to fix the flooding problem.
Payson Town Council - Regular - Mar 25, 2026
The town is trying to acquire the Dudley family's home of 40+ years for flood remediation, and neighbors flooded the meeting to object. Flooding there started after town drainage work created a large basin upstream. The council tabled the resolution to try mediation instead.
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