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Sedona voters reject housing at Cultural Park
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Sedona voters reject housing at Cultural Park
By Kyle Simchuk | 12 News Sedona voters have settled the future of the city’s long-debated Cultural Park, passing a ballot measure that keeps the property as public open space and leaves the door open to restoring its iconic outdoor amphitheater. Unofficial results show Proposition 403 passed with 60.99% of the vote. The measure blocks residential development on the 41-acre property and dedicates the land to arts, culture, recreation and educati…
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