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Prescott City Council approves Deep Well Ranch

The location of the future Deep Well Ranch development. The zoning change needed was approved by Prescott City Council on Tuesday. /Les Stukenberg/Courier

Master plan, development agreement, airport plan approved in 6-1 votes

By Cindy Barks | The Daily Courier

Five months of review, dozens of hours of public discussion, and nearly 140 comments from the public culminated this week with Prescott City Council approval of the Deep Well Ranch project.

In three consecutive 6-1 votes on Tuesday, Nov. 28, the council OK’d the related rezoning, airport-area plan, and development agreement that will allow the 1,800-acre Deep Well project to go forward under a master plan.

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