Following nearly a year-long hiatus, the Flamingo Heights Community Association will open its doors to host a forum for a local landowner with a desire to build and folks interested in development along Old Woman Springs Road/State Route 247.
Saturday’s (May 4, 2024) 3 p.m. meeting at the Flamingo Heights Community Association is being organized at the request of the owners of a nearly 4.5 acre parcel on State Route 247 at Perris Street, adjacent to the popular La Copine restaurant.
Operating under the name Flamingo Blossom LLC, the landowners are part-time residents of Flamingo Heights according to Jason Hansen, acting director of the Community Association there. Hansen said the property owners are in an exploratory phase and haven’t even applied for any permits.
The property is located on a stretch of highway zoned as a special commercial district, development there would not interfere with State Route 247’s potential designation as a scenic highway. The Flamingo Heights Community Association is at 55977 Perris Street, one block west of the property in question.
And in a related matter, Saturday’s regular meeting of the Landers Homestead Valley Association is being rescheduled to avoid overlap with the Flamingo Heights meeting.
