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Oops, Yavapai County considers buying three lots where developer accidentally put a road

 Board meets in Cottonwood Wednesday

By Sue Tone | The Daily Courier

On the consent agenda of the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors meeting Wednesday in Cottonwood is an offer by the county to acquire three lots in the Lake Montezuma Hills subdivision not to exceed $21,300. Jerry Chadwick, owner of the lots, lives in Coos Bay, Oregon, and has given his permission for the sale.

A letter to Chadwick from board Chair Tom Thurman, dated Sept. 26, indicates the unknown developer of the subdivision put in a road, East Stardust Circle, that cut across the three lots. It has been in use for 30 years. Over the years, homes and utilities have been constructed on and around the road. Relocation of the road is not an option, neither is construction of homes and septic systems on those lots.

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