Growth & Development Tracker – Chino Valley, AZ
Official Planning & Zoning Tools
Town Planning Division – Current Planning: Access zoning changes, subdivision proposals, conditional use permits, and site plans.
Town GIS Maps & Parcel Data: Explore parcel ownership, zoning, and aerial imagery to track development visually.
2040 General Plan: View the long-term framework for land use, future growth, and community vision.
Infrastructure & Capital Improvement Projects
Capital Improvement Plan (CIP): See upcoming street, utility, and public facility projects that indicate growth trends.
Highway 89 Projects: Updates on road widening, traffic improvements, and supporting infrastructure.
Zoning & Community Engagement
Zoning Ordinance U
pdate: Interactive issues map, public feedback, and proposed ordinance changes.
Economic Development Tools: Monitor business openings, incentives, and land available for development.
How to Use This Tracker
Visitors can:
- Follow pre-application meetings and project review schedules.
- Check planning commission and town council agendas/minutes for updates.
- Visualize growth with parcel maps, zoning overlays, and aerial imagery.
- Stay engaged with interactive public feedback portals and referenda opportunities.
This tracker provides a centralized resource for residents and stakeholders to monitor growth while preserving Chino Valley’s rural character.
Proposition 410 and the Perkins Ranch Development Timeline
Proposition 410 is part of a larger development proposal involving approximately 390 acres at the Perkins Ranch property in Chino Valley.
The project has been described as a phased development. Understanding the distinction between the initial airfield proposal, the zoning change and potential later phases is important when evaluating what Proposition 410 could mean for future development in the area.
Phase 1: Proposed Airfield
The first phase involves a proposed privately owned and operated airfield and associated uses. The Town approved Conditional Use Permit 2025-05 for the proposed airfield through Resolution 2026-1303.
The property involved is approximately 390 acres and is generally east of East Perkinsville Road and Forest Service Road 318A.
The Zoning Change
The Town also adopted Ordinance 2026-965, changing the property’s zoning from SR-2 to AR-36.
That zoning ordinance is the subject of Proposition 410 on the November 3, 2026, General Election ballot.
The zoning change is therefore an important part of the development timeline: it establishes the zoning classification that is being placed before voters through the referendum.
Future Phases
The Town stated in February 2026 that Phases 2 through 4 were planned for the future and would require separate Town Council approval if and when they were presented.
This means that descriptions of a larger airport, industrial, research or manufacturing development should distinguish between the initial approved action and potential future phases.
Future development should not be described as though every component has already received final approval.
Why the Development Timeline Matters
The sequence of events provides useful context for Proposition 410:
- The property was subject to a zoning-change application.
- The Town considered the proposed airfield and associated uses.
- Ordinance 2026-965 changed approximately 390 acres from SR-2 to AR-36.
- Conditional Use Permit 2025-05 addressed the proposed privately owned and operated airfield.
- The Town identified additional phases as future matters requiring separate Council consideration if presented.
- Proposition 410 places the zoning ordinance before voters on November 3, 2026.
For residents evaluating the proposed development, distinguishing between approved actions, the referendum, and future proposals is essential.
Related Prop 410 Information
For additional information, see: