Why is Phil Desimone, a Sandy Valley real estate agent, reportedly telling people he knows from Clark County Commissioner Boggs-McDonald that Sandy Valley will be sub-divided into 1-acre lots? Has he been told something the rest of us haven't or is it a way to make a quick buck?
Quick Buck...Yes...Will it happen I hope so...
I don't believe this will happen right away, if it did happen there would be no well permits issued to the one acre lots due to the water problems out there. However if it did happen and the state water engineer issued well permits for each parcel, Say "Hello to development"
No permits necessary
The state water engienner doesn't issue well permits for wells for houses.
Until every 2.5 acre lot is
Until every 2.5 acre lot is developed, there will be no subdividing in this valley
real estate
I would like to know the answer to that question as well...
It would be a shame if that happens--but money talks
"Quick Buck" needs to move
"Quick Buck" needs to move back to Vegas...
I agree
I agree
1 acre lots
Are you sure about that?
1 ACRE MIGHT BE TRUE
i went to the county planning and asked if i can rezone to 1 acre and surprisingly said yes if you servay and develope both lots up into real property call for yourself at 455-3000 but you can not divide raw land into 1 acre,it has to be built up..I LEARNED SOMETHING NEW!!!!!
SANDY VALLEY
, San Bernardino county officials talk about Sandy Valley
LAS VEGAS Clark County officials and their counterparts from San Bernardino, California, have begun talking about development, water and emergency services in a community straddling the state line.
A first-of-its-kind meeting yesterday (Wednesday) in Hesperia, California, focused on growth in Sandy Valley.
That's a mostly undeveloped community about 35 miles southwest of Las Vegas that stretches into California's San Bernardino and Inyo counties.
Lynette Boggs McDonald, a Clark County commissioner who organized the discussion, called it important to share information about plans affecting both counties.
There are about one thousand homes now on the Nevada side of the line.
Officials from both states don't expect construction to slow -- especially with Clark County in the early stages of planning for a large new international airport nearby.
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Information from: Las Vegas Review-Journal, http://www.lvrj.com
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realtor seems right
i guess that realtor phil desmoni was right!!!!!