May 10, 2011
Sheila Rhodes stands near some of the new culverts she says are flooding her home.
Photo courtesy Scott Orr
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Call it the Law of Unintended Consequences.For years, residents of Poquito Valley, north of the Viewpoint subdivision, dealt with the inconvenience of a dirt road. When it rained, the muddy road became nearly impassable.When it was dry, people complained about how poorly it was maintained.Finally, Yavapai County agreed to pave Poquito Valley Road as part of an improvement district, at a cost of $2,600 per two-acre parcel assessed to property owners.
By Scott Orr
May 10, 2011