"i don't like round abouts" *Proceeds smoothly through the round about *Has to stop at next intersection with traffic light. Round abouts are so much better than traffic lights for most intersections- less starting and stopping, safer, reduces congestion at intersections, more fuel efficient, costs less to put it, doesn't stop working if the power goes down ...
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Hi Bill, Is Chino significantly hotter than Prescott in the July & August? I looked at the elevevatio closer to the hills and it's around 4800ft, while Prescott is 5300ft +. Also, are there any tornado threats on that flatter terrain? Thanks!!
@@Onebillyi2753 Thank you for the swift reply. I'd be looking for one thats higher elevation like this someday. www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/16735-N-Vaquero-Trl_Chino-Valley_AZ_86323_M21475-61874
Any good farm ground available there? We have a 155 acre hay farm in Central Oregon and considering a move to AZ. Really like Prescott but not much affordable farm/ranch land there. Thanks!
@@Onebillyi2753 WA state resident also looking at chino valley. What about flow rates on the wells. What kinds of plants are people growing? Can you grow a good peach or watermelon? It never gets warm where I live and I am tired of it. Thanks for your videos. subscribed.
18 year resident of Chino Valley. I do not like it here. One grocery store that serves 30K people. One Walgreens and a few dollar stores and that is it for shopping. All your major shopping you drive to Prescott. I was 49 years old when I moved here and now I'm 68 and the drive is starting to get to me with all of the traffic currently in Prescott. Chino Valley is cold in the winter and hot in the summer.
Its obvious this fellow does'nt live in Chino. He doesn't tell you about the crime and druggie population in Chino. There are lots of good folks but with all the Californians moving into the area it has only gotten to be a WORSE area over the years.
Where you from Kelley? How long have you lived in Chino? The people that I know from California are like minded people that are moving to Arizona escaping the madness of California.
@@Onebillyi2753 been here since 1996 I lived in Chino until 2010 I now reside out by Gunsite. It’s odd that no one wants to mention we are in Severe drought conditions while we are experiencing a housing boom. How are people from California like minded? They move here and try and change this area into California not to mention bringing their problems here. I remember when the Chino police force consisted of 4 officers and there were no murders taking place in Chino. There. We’re no less than 3 Murders in Chino last year. Gotta love that.
Let me know somewhere better and I will be there. City water not an issue read up on that. Private wells scary. 4 murders ok. I grew up in prescott when Chino had nothing. I will shut down telling anybody about the area. We said the same about people like you moving here in 96. Arizona was paradise in the 70s. So were many other places. I will tell you about the California people I deal with. You would be surprised. I wish you well
@@Onebillyi2753 People like me moving here in 96. I moved here from Glendale Az. LMAO yeah I'm from Az. And I can't think of a better place to live. What I don't get is why so many greedy developers and realtors want to jeopardize this communities future just to make a buck. City water is an issue regardless of what you may think. The Big Chino is fed by the Verde and when the city of Prescott and PV use it all up theres nothing left when the Verde dries up. and yes all the private wells will eventually dry up but hey who gives a whoot about those folks realtors and developers are getting rich and will just move on when the water runs out.
@@Onebillyi2753 I'm a like minded person from Cali. as you mentioned.. We would love to live in that area. We want AZ to stay strong. My home of CA has gone down the toilet. It's sad. But I wouldn't make your state worse. We all aren't bad, Kelley.
theres nothing nice about upscale divisions going in, we prefer our area to stay rural, these developers are destroying our area, and how ironic, chino means grass and yet all these homes ore getting rid of the grass and putting in ugly ass gravel
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Not sure I would live in Chino again. It's a dust bowl. The terrain is flat compared to Prescott. The people are nice, though.
We built a new home in the Heritage Pointe subdivision off 4 North across from the Windmill House and LOVE IT! Nice and quiet with an acre lot.
That's all Arizona needs
We bought property behind Safeway to build a 10 lane indoor gun range. It should open in summer or fall of 2022.
Let me know when done Ted and I will do a video
Chino isn't Dogpatch but it's right next to it
Thanks Bill. Always wondered about Chino Valley. When I'm ready, I'll contact you.
Interesting; good video - thank you
Looking to buy land for a manufactured home would appreciate any guidance…
Give me a call 602 463-9166
"i don't like round abouts"
*Proceeds smoothly through the round about
*Has to stop at next intersection with traffic light.
Round abouts are so much better than traffic lights for most intersections- less starting and stopping, safer, reduces congestion at intersections, more fuel efficient, costs less to put it, doesn't stop working if the power goes down ...
Totally disagree
Wondering why there are no pools in that area?
Community pool but it's very rare to have houses with private pools
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I really glad to see your post and your world was so brilliant. 🌴🌴🌴
excellent and Much appreciated!!🌴🌴🌴 🌴🌴🌴 🌴🌴🌴 🌴🌴🌴 from:
Chino Valley Town Yavapai
I appreciate the kind words
Hey bill, what do you know about zoning in Chino Valley? I am looking to build a Barndominium somewhere.
Those should be allowed. It will depend on the zoning. Contact the Chino Zoning department 928-636-4427
Visited Chino Valley last week. Looking forward to see data centers
for the farming industry in the area so selling reaching the www..
Thanks Bill. You're a great 👍 driver, btw.
-Leilani
Think you meant to say Ash fork after Paulden. Kirkland's in the other direction south/west of Prescott
we prefer the area to stay rural ! keep the city slickers out
Hi Bill, Is Chino significantly hotter than Prescott in the July & August? I looked at the elevevatio closer to the hills and it's around 4800ft, while Prescott is 5300ft +. Also, are there any tornado threats on that flatter terrain? Thanks!!
About a 4 to 6 degree difference in temp. Less snow in the winter. We don't have tornado issues
@@Onebillyi2753 Thank you for the swift reply. I'd be looking for one thats higher elevation like this someday. www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/16735-N-Vaquero-Trl_Chino-Valley_AZ_86323_M21475-61874
Any good farm ground available there? We have a 155 acre hay farm in Central Oregon and considering a move to AZ. Really like Prescott but not much affordable farm/ranch land there. Thanks!
Chino Valley and Paulden. I will do more videos of those areas this year
@@Onebillyi2753 WA state resident also looking at chino valley. What about flow rates on the wells. What kinds of plants are people growing?
Can you grow a good peach or watermelon?
It never gets warm where I live and I am tired of it.
Thanks for your videos. subscribed.
18 year resident of Chino Valley. I do not like it here. One grocery store that serves 30K people. One Walgreens and a few dollar stores and that is it for shopping. All your major shopping you drive to Prescott. I was 49 years old when I moved here and now I'm 68 and the drive is starting to get to me with all of the traffic currently in Prescott. Chino Valley is cold in the winter and hot in the summer.
Move
@@Onebillyi2753 If I do move, this is my decision of course and not yours, I will be sure not to select you to represent the sale of my house.
Be nice. Just sounds like you would be happier out of that area. I wish you well.
@@Onebillyi2753 I am being nice. I just do not like it when people tell me what they think is best for me.
Private wells really bad?
Private wells good. Depending on production
Its obvious this fellow does'nt live in Chino. He doesn't tell you about the crime and druggie population in Chino. There are lots of good folks but with all the Californians moving into the area it has only gotten to be a WORSE area over the years.
Where you from Kelley? How long have you lived in Chino? The people that I know from California are like minded people that are moving to Arizona escaping the madness of California.
@@Onebillyi2753 been here since 1996 I lived in Chino until 2010 I now reside out by Gunsite. It’s odd that no one wants to mention we are in Severe drought conditions while we are experiencing a housing boom. How are people from California like minded? They move here and try and change this area into California not to mention bringing their problems here. I remember when the Chino police force consisted of 4 officers and there were no murders taking place in Chino. There. We’re no less than 3 Murders in Chino last year. Gotta love that.
Let me know somewhere better and I will be there. City water not an issue read up on that. Private wells scary. 4 murders ok. I grew up in prescott when Chino had nothing. I will shut down telling anybody about the area. We said the same about people like you moving here in 96. Arizona was paradise in the 70s. So were many other places. I will tell you about the California people I deal with. You would be surprised. I wish you well
@@Onebillyi2753 People like me moving here in 96. I moved here from Glendale Az. LMAO yeah I'm from Az. And I can't think of a better place to live. What I don't get is why so many greedy developers and realtors want to jeopardize this communities future just to make a buck. City water is an issue regardless of what you may think. The Big Chino is fed by the Verde and when the city of Prescott and PV use it all up theres nothing left when the Verde dries up. and yes all the private wells will eventually dry up but hey who gives a whoot about those folks realtors and developers are getting rich and will just move on when the water runs out.
@@Onebillyi2753 I'm a like minded person from Cali. as you mentioned.. We would love to live in that area. We want AZ to stay strong. My home of CA has gone down the toilet. It's sad. But I wouldn't make your state worse. We all aren't bad, Kelley.
theres nothing nice about upscale divisions going in, we prefer our area to stay rural, these developers are destroying our area, and how ironic, chino means grass and yet all these homes ore getting rid of the grass and putting in ugly ass gravel
You are always so happy and positive on the area Morris. Thanks for checking in.
@@Onebillyi2753 just being honest,
Do I have to wear a mask? I hate masks!
No. It's up to you
Chino sucks, its hot dusty, mostly flat, some scenery, it still sucks.
Tell us how you really feel Vicky.
Vicky.. Get out of the tent you live in and go try Kalifornia and you are going to fit right in there.