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Sedona Red Rock News On June 22, the Sedona City Council approved a construction contract with Paul R. Peterson Construction Company Inc. for $1,352,872. The contract is for the Posse Ground Park Parking and Soldier Pass Road Shared-Use Path Improvements Project. Work is set to begin in July and is expected to be completed in February. David Jolkovski/Larson Newspapers A city project designed to benefit both residents and visitors is moving forward following a unanimous vote by the Sedona City Council. On June 22, council approved a construction contract with Paul R. Peterson Cons...

Sedona Red Rock News The United Methodist Church, located at the intersection of State Route 179 and Indian Cliffs Road, recently put up an A-frame sign stating that overflow trailhead parking is no longer allowed. The church had been allowing parking for tourists heading to the Cathedral Rock Trail. Photo by David Jolkovski/Larson Newspapers Trash, noise, illegal parking, human excrement, pedestrian dangers and vehicle exhaust. These are some of the items listed from Indian Cliffs residents regarding their concern of trailhead parking in a church near their subdivision. Some of t...

Sedona Red Rock News Roadwork has begun on Shelby Drive, which is expected to last until the fall. The project consists of installing new storm drain, sewer main and water main along Shelby Drive from Sunset Drive to just south of Stanley Steamer Drive. Additional work includes the installation of new asphalt pavement, curb and gutter, a shared-use path on the north side of Shelby Drive and the reconstruction of driveway entrances along the project corridor. Photo by David Jolkovski/Larson Newspapers For years, Shelby Drive was one that many local motorists avoided, and when that ...

Sedona Red Rock News Residents of the Harmony area of Sedona turned out to request that the Sedona City Council consider putting in a sidewalk on Andante Drive to improve the safety of pedestrians. City officials said they will certainly consider the request. Mayor Sandy Moriarty concurs with the concerns of the residents. Photo by David Jolkovski/Larson Newspapers A segment of the Sedona popula­tion that is not often heard was very vocal in their request to the Sedona City Council to help make an area of the city safer for them and their loved ones. Last September the city recei...

Sedona Red Rock News Last year, Sedona city staff announced that they, along with Arizona Department of Transportation officials, determined that slip lanes at the “Y” intersection would no longer be part of the overall Sedona in Motion plan. Instead, the project is focusing on improvements to signage, striping and minor pavement and concrete improvements. The city is continuing to look for ways to improve efficiency in this area, as it is a known bottleneck during congested times. Photo by David Jolkovski/Larson Newspapers The city of Sedona staff is hoping an alternative to ...