Graham County schedules hearing on rezoning of 1736 South Monteith Lane (REZ943-25)
November 20, 2025 | Graham County, Arizona
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The Graham County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to set a public hearing at its next meeting on REZ943-25, a rezoning request from Bloomfield Companies for APN 102-43-034 at 1736 South Monteith Lane.
County staff introduced the request, saying the parcel is north of Highway 70 on the west side of Monteith Lane. Speaker 1 said the property "used to be Frito-Lay's operation center," and that it previously operated under a conditional use permit because its size did not meet manufacturing zoning requirements.
Speaker 1 explained the county is pursuing Commercial General (CG) zoning rather than a manufacturing designation because the site is "too small" for the manufacturing zone and the rezone would bring the property into compliance.
Speaker 4 moved to set REZ943-25 for a public hearing at the next meeting; Speaker 2 seconded the motion. The board voted "aye," and the motion carried.
The item will return to the board as a noticed public hearing where residents, staff and the applicant can comment before any final zoning decision.
County staff introduced the request, saying the parcel is north of Highway 70 on the west side of Monteith Lane. Speaker 1 said the property "used to be Frito-Lay's operation center," and that it previously operated under a conditional use permit because its size did not meet manufacturing zoning requirements.
Speaker 1 explained the county is pursuing Commercial General (CG) zoning rather than a manufacturing designation because the site is "too small" for the manufacturing zone and the rezone would bring the property into compliance.
Speaker 4 moved to set REZ943-25 for a public hearing at the next meeting; Speaker 2 seconded the motion. The board voted "aye," and the motion carried.
The item will return to the board as a noticed public hearing where residents, staff and the applicant can comment before any final zoning decision.
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