2025 General Plan Update
Summary
The state-mandated, once-a-decade General Plan rewrite sets how Sahuarita grows for the next 10-20 years — land use, water, transportation, parks, and economic development. The commission's recommendation vote comes Feb. 4, the council adopts Feb. 23, and voters ratify it on the 2026 primary ballot.
At a glance
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Last discussed Feb 23, 2026.
Impact analysis
The plan itself doesn't raise taxes, but its growth, water and transportation policies will shape future infrastructure and development costs for a decade.
All Sahuarita residents, since the plan guides future growth, water planning, and development decisions town-wide.
Mentions & discussions (4)
Town Council Meeting
The town's ten-year blueprint for growth, water, transportation and development was adopted and will go to voters on the July ballot. Residents pushed for stronger language on the I-11 westward route and Copper World mining impacts.
Town Council Meeting
The town's 10-year blueprint for growth is nearly done and could be adopted February 23, then goes to voters for ratification — likely on the July 21 ballot. It shapes every future rezoning and development decision, and residents pushed hard on water, air quality, and keeping the small-town feel.
Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting
The town's once-a-decade policy blueprint guiding growth, land use, water, and economic development is moving toward the ballot. Commissioners added two policies linking business growth to water and air quality protections. Voters will get final say in August 2026.
Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting
The state-mandated, once-a-decade General Plan rewrite sets how Sahuarita grows for the next 10-20 years — land use, water, transportation, parks, and economic development. The commission's recommendation vote comes Feb. 4, the council adopts Feb. 23, and voters ratify it on the 2026 primary ballot.
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