Apache Junction public meetings in 2021
120 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Health and Human Services Commission
The commission will discuss reviews of City Code and ordinances related to its establishment. Members will also consider updates to the financial assistance request scoring rubric and review comments regarding commission duties.
- Review of City Code Volume I, § 2-11
- Discussion of Ordinance No. 084 and Ordinance No. 708
- Review of Commissioner Erickson's comments on commission duties
- Potential update to the HHSC Financial Assistance Request Scoring Rubric
Public Art Commission
The Commission will discuss a draft Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for an off-leash dog park with Artspace 6, LLC. Members will also discuss selecting an artist selection committee.
- Draft RFQ for off-leash dog park
- Selection of the artist selection committee
Library Board
The Library Board will conduct annual elections for President, Vice-President, and Secretary. The board will also consider potential updates to the Library Standards of Acceptable Behavior policy. Additionally, City Attorney Joel Stern is scheduled to present on various legal and procedural matters.
- Election of Board officers (President, Vice-President, and Secretary)
- Discussion and possible vote on Library Standards of Acceptable Behavior policy updates
- Presentation on laws and procedures by City Attorney Joel Stern
- Introduction of new library board members
City Council Meeting
The City Council will consider a rezoning request for a 14.77-acre site to develop a 166-unit rental residential community. The agenda also includes a liquor license application for Saigon Noms and several amendments to the city code.
- Rezoning of 14.77 acres at Superstition Blvd and Royal Palm Rd for a 166-unit rental community
- Liquor license application for Saigon Noms at 1200 W. Apache Trail
- Ordinance No. 1519 amending the Health and Human Services Commission code
- Employment agreements for an associate magistrate and judicial assistant
- Cancellation of upcoming work sessions and the December 21 meeting
City Council Work Session
The City Council will discuss a rezoning request for a 166-unit rental residential community. The session also includes discussions on amending city codes for various boards and commissions. Additionally, staff will present potential zoning changes for carports in single-family zones.
- Rezoning of 14.77 acres at Superstition Blvd and Royal Palm Rd for a 166-unit rental community
- Amendments to City Code regarding Mayor, Council, and Appointed Boards and Commissions
- Proposed zoning changes for carports with zero setbacks in single-family residence zones
- Amendments to the Health and Human Services Commission code
- Employment agreements for an associate magistrate and judicial assistant
Parks & Recreation Commission
The commission will elect a new Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson. Staff will present updates on park projects, opportunities, and upcoming activities. The City Attorney will also provide an annual update regarding the Code of Conduct and meeting laws.
- Election of Parks and Recreation Commission Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson
- City Attorney Annual Update on Code of Conduct and Open Meeting Law
- Presentation on projects and opportunities in parks and service areas
- Update on upcoming events and activities
- Approval of November 3, 2021 meeting minutes
Public Safety Personnel Retirement Board
The board will discuss and potentially act on an accidental disability retirement application for Officer Theodore Buehler. The meeting also includes the introduction of new legal counsel, Cynthia Kelley. Additionally, the board will consider approving minutes from the August 19, 2021, meeting.
- Accidental disability retirement application of Officer Theodore Buehler
- Introduction of Cynthia Kelley as new legal counsel
- Approval of August 19, 2021 board meeting minutes
- Discussion on board authority and procedures regarding disability applications
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a rezoning request for 14.77 acres at the southwest corner of Superstition Boulevard and Royal Palm Road. The proposal seeks to change the zoning to allow for a 166-unit rental residential community. Staff will also discuss updates to the zoning code.
- Rezoning case P-21-73-PZ for a 166-unit rental residential community
- Discussion on zoning code update and specific area plans (21-616)
- Approval of November 9, 2021, meeting minutes
Health and Human Services Commission
The Health and Human Services Commission will hold elections for its chair and vice chair. The commission will also discuss the application and funding timeline for Fiscal Year 22/23. Additionally, the city attorney will present on laws regarding public records and meeting procedures.
- Election of chair and vice chair
- FY 22/23 Health and Human Services funding timeline discussion
- Presentation on conflicts of interest and open meeting laws
- Introduction of new commission member and city staff
- Approval of April 26, 2021, meeting minutes
City Council Meeting
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding proposed updates to the Parks and Recreation fee schedule. The council will also consider a request for a private access way on Silver Drive and discuss instructions for negotiating the sale or lease of 978 E. Roosevelt Street.
- Proposed ordinance to update Parks and Recreation fee schedule
- Private access way request for Silver Drive alignment
- 2022 legal advertising agreement with Arizona Republic
- Professional services agreements for municipal court indigent defense
- Replacement of two HVAC units at the Multi-Generational Center
Superstition Vistas Community Facilities District No. 1
The board will consider Resolution No. 2021-001 SVCFD NO. 1 regarding the organization of Superstition Vistas Community Facilities District No. 1. This includes appointing district officers and approving a general plan. The resolution also calls for a special bond and ad valorem tax election.
- Appointment of district officers via Resolution No. 2021-001 SVCFD NO. 1
- Approval of the district general plan
- Ordering a special bond and operation and maintenance ad valorem tax election
- Authorization of intergovernmental and development agreements
Water Utilities Community Facilities District
The Board will consider Resolution No. 2021-011 to share costs for a feasibility study on Bartlett dam modification alternatives. This involves an agreement with the Salt River Project Agricultural Improvement and Power District.
- Resolution No. 2021-011 regarding cost-sharing for Bartlett dam feasibility study
- Approval of meeting minutes from September 21, October 5, and October 19, 2021
- Water system update
City Council Executive Session
The Apache Junction City Council is meeting in an executive session to discuss or consider the city manager's employment, assignment, or appointment. This session is not open to the public.
- Discussion of city manager’s employment, assignment, or appointment (Item 21-656)
Superstition Vistas Community Facilities District No. 2
The board will consider Resolution No. 2021-001 SVCFD NO. 2 regarding the organization of the district. This includes appointing district officers and approving a general plan. The resolution also calls for a special bond and ad valorem tax election.
- Appointment of district officers via Resolution No. 2021-001 SVCFD NO. 2
- Approval of the district general plan
- Ordering a special bond and operation and maintenance ad valorem tax election
- Authorization of intergovernmental agreements
City Council Work Session
The City Council will discuss replacing two HVAC units at the Multi-Generational Center with TRANE units. The session also includes discussions on a 2022 legal advertising agreement and professional services for criminal indigent defense.
- Legal advertising agreement with the Arizona Republic for 2022
- Replacing two existing HVAC units with TRANE units at the Multi-Generational Center
- Professional services agreements for municipal court criminal indigent defense
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will elect a chair and vice chair and receive a presentation on legal procedures and conduct. The meeting also includes discussions regarding zoning code updates and online access to the Land Development Code.
- Election of chair and vice chair
- Presentation on open meeting law, public record law, and code of conduct
- Discussion on zoning code update and specific area plans
- Information on accessing the Land Development Code online
Public Art Commission
The Public Art Commission will discuss updates to the Off-Leash Dog Park art project, including a draft RFQ call to artists with Artspace 6, LLC. The commission will also elect a new chair and vice chair.
- Discussion of art pamphlet, work plan, and RFQ for Off-Leash Dog Park with Artspace 6, LLC
- Election of chair and vice chair
- Presentation on legal procedures by the city attorney
- Approval of October 11, 2021 meeting minutes
Board of Adjustment
The Board of Adjustment will elect a new Chair and Vice Chair. The meeting also includes a presentation by the city attorney regarding open meeting law, public record law, and code of conduct.
- Election of Chair and Vice Chair
- Presentation on conflicts of interest, open meeting law, and code of conduct
- Discussion on Boards and Commissions Training Workshop
- Approval of October 11, 2021 meeting minutes
Parks & Recreation Commission
The commission will discuss construction progress, rules, and procedures for Dutchman Dog Park. They will also review the Parks and Recreation Master Plan and plans for public parks in newly annexed communities.
- Update on Dutchman Dog Park construction, rules, and procedures
- Parks and Recreation Master Plan inventory and research gaps
- Plans for public parks within newly annexed master planned communities
- Introduction of New Commissioner Terralle Moore
City Council Meeting
The council will consider an agreement with ADOT for the Winchester Road Improvement Project involving roadway expansion and drainage. The council will also provide direction to staff regarding changes to city code for certain commissions. Republic Services will present an update on landfill activity.
- Agreement with ADOT for Winchester Road roadway expansion and drainage improvements
- Proposed changes to City Code regarding commission membership and residency requirements
- Presentation on landfill activity by Republic Services
- 25-year Service Award for Kent Fowler of the Apache Junction Police Department
City Council Work Session
The City Council will discuss an agreement with ADOT for the Winchester Road Improvement Project. The session also includes discussions on city traffic signals and updates to various commission codes.
- Winchester Road Improvement Project involving roadway expansion and drainage
- Intergovernmental Agreement with ADOT
- Discussion of traffic signals within the City
- Changes to Health and Human Services Commission member count
- Changes to Park and Recreation Commission residency requirements
City Council Meeting
The City Council will consider rezoning requests for two large-scale rental housing projects near Tomahawk Road and Superstition Boulevard. The agenda also includes a street maintenance agreement with Maricopa County and several official proclamations.
- Rezoning 22 acres near Tomahawk Road and Broadway Avenue for 201 single-family rental units
- Rezoning 14.77 acres at Superstition Boulevard and Royal Palm Road for a 166-unit rental community
- Street maintenance agreement with Maricopa County not to exceed $250,000
- Resolution supporting the Southeast Arizona Land Exchange and Conservation Act
Water Utilities Community Facilities District
The District Board will discuss an Intergovernmental Agreement with Superstition Mountains Community Facilities District No. 1 regarding the sale of long term storage credits and A+ effluent water. The meeting also includes an update from a Central Arizona Water Conservation District board member.
- Presentation and discussion of agreement for sale of long term storage credits and A+ effluent water (21-533)
- Update from CAWCD Board Member April Pinger-Tornquist regarding the Central Arizona Project (21-569)
City Council Executive Session
The Apache Junction City Council will meet in executive session to discuss contemplated or threatened litigation. This discussion involves the city attorney and outside legal counsel concerning a claim made by Mehmood Mohiuddin on September 23, 2021.
- Discussion of threatened litigation related to the September 23, 2021 claim of Mehmood Mohiuddin
City Council Work Session
The City Council will discuss an agreement to exchange street maintenance services with Maricopa County for up to $250,000. The council will also conduct interviews for annual appointments and reappointments to city boards and commissions.
- Resolution No. 21-42: Street maintenance service exchange with Maricopa County up to $250,000
- Interviews for annual appointments and reappointments to City Boards and Commissions
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will hold public hearings regarding a conditional use permit for a marijuana facility and a private access way request. Members will also discuss zoning parameters for the Core Downtown Area and review various development projects.
- Conditional Use Permit (P-21-66-CUP) for marijuana cultivation and infusion kitchen at S. Tomahawk Road and E. 18th Avenue
- Private access way request (PA-1-21) on the Silver Drive alignment south of W. Roundup St.
- Discussion on zoning parameters, including height and land use, for the Core Downtown Area
- Review of commercial and residential development projects in various application stages
Public Art Commission
The Commission will discuss concepts for roundabout art including regional and historical settings. Members will also review updated work plan items, such as a draft pamphlet for art in private developments.
- Presentation on roundabout art context and setting
- Review of draft pamphlet for art in private development
- Review of updated work plan
- Approval of August 9, 2021 meeting minutes
Board of Adjustment
The Board of Adjustment will consider a request to reduce front and street side yard setbacks at the northwest corner of Hilton Road and the Smoketree Street alignment. This item includes a public hearing for case P-21-82-BA. The board will also review the agenda and minutes from the November 9, 2020, meeting.
- Variance request P-21-82-BA to reduce front and street side yard setbacks at Hilton Road and Smoketree Street alignment
- Approval of November 9, 2020, meeting minutes
Parks & Recreation Commission
The commission will discuss the development of a new Master Plan for the Parks and Recreation Department. The meeting also includes an update on Dog Park construction and reports on upcoming events.
- New Parks and Recreation Department Master Plan development
- Dog Park construction update
- Presentation on projects in parks and service areas
- Update on upcoming events and activities
City Council Meeting
The council will consider the annexation of approximately 6,600 acres of state trust land. They are also reviewing rezoning requests for several thousand acres to allow for master-planned community developments. Other items include updates to engineering standards and the formation of new community facilities districts.
- Annexation of ~6,600 acres of state trust land near Elliot Avenue and SR24/Frye Road
- Rezoning 2,783 acres for a development with up to 10,940 residential units
- Rezoning 5,307 acres for mixed-use development at the Retained Property
- Final plat approval for Ironwood Station, a 96-lot townhouse subdivision
- Amendments to city engineering standards in the Land Development Code
Water Utilities Community Facilities District
The District Board will consider resolutions regarding intergovernmental agreements for district operations, infrastructure, and financings. The board will also discuss a development and water services agreement with D.R. Horton, Inc.
- Resolution No. 2021-008 regarding intergovernmental agreements for district operations
- Resolution No. 2021-009 authorizing a water services agreement with D.R. Horton, Inc.
- Agreement for the sale of long-term storage credits and A+ effluent water
City Council Work Session
The City Council will discuss the proposed rezoning of approximately 8,089 acres to Master Planned Community zoning. This development would include eight units for residential, commercial, and industrial uses. The council will also review items scheduled for public hearings on October 5, 2021.
- Proposed rezoning of ~8,089 acres from RS-GR to MPC zoning
- Development of eight units for residential, commercial, and industrial uses
- Review of public hearing items scheduled for October 5, 2021
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings regarding two residential rezoning requests. One proposal involves approximately 22 acres near Tomahawk Road and Broadway Avenue to create 201 single-family rental units. Another request seeks to develop a 166-unit rental community on 14.77 acres at Superstition Boulevard and Royal Palm Road.
- Rezoning of ~22 acres near Tomahawk Road and Broadway Avenue for 201 single-family rental units (P-21-68-PZ)
- Rezoning of 14.77 acres at Superstition Boulevard and Royal Palm Road for a 166-unit rental community (P-21-73-PZ)
- Approval of meeting minutes from August 10 and August 24, 2021
Municipal Property Corporation
This meeting consists of procedural items for the Municipal Property Corporation. No substantive new business or specific projects are listed on the agenda.
- Election of officers
- Acceptance of meeting minutes
City Council Meeting
The City Council will review proposed amendments to the city's zoning and municipal court codes. The agenda also includes a contract for new HVAC units at the Multi-Generational Center and updates on roadway maintenance funding.
- Zoning ordinance amendments regarding non-residential use and bulk regulations
- $226,640.06 contract with Interstate Mechanical Corporation for HVAC units at the Multi-Generational Center
- Public hearing for a Class B bingo license for VFW Superstition Mountain
- Resolution supporting land acquisition for conservation in the Superstition Foothills
- Update on the .2% sales tax dedicated to roadway maintenance and repairs
Water Utilities Community Facilities District
The District Board will review several water-related agreements and intergovernmental contracts. This includes an amendment to the Superstition Vista Subdivision agreement and discussions regarding DR Horton.
- Amendment of water development agreement for Superstition Vista Subdivision
- Non-potable agreement with Superstition Mountains CFD No. 1
- Water agreement with DR Horton
- Intergovernmental Agreement between three Community Facilities Districts
- Approval of August 17, 2021 meeting minutes
City Council Work Session
The City Council will discuss proposed amendments to non-residential zoning regulations and several large-scale developments. This includes reviewing rezoning requests for thousands of acres at Superstition Vistas for residential, commercial, and industrial uses. The council will also review a resolution regarding land acquisition for conservation.
- Proposed ordinance for August 2021 amendments to non-residential zoning regulations
- Overview of the Reverence Superstition Vistas development project
- D.R. Horton, Inc. rezoning request for 2,783 acres at Auction Property
- Arizona State Land Department rezoning request for 5,307 acres at Retained Property
- Resolution supporting land acquisition for conservation in Superstition Foothills
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings regarding two rezoning requests. D.R. Horton, Inc. proposes changing 2,783 acres from rural residential to a master planned community for up to 10,940 units. The Arizona State Land Department seeks to rezone 5,307 acres for residential, commercial, and industrial uses.
- Rezoning of ~2,783 acres (P-21-50-MPC) for up to 10,940 residential units and 443,400 sq ft of non-residential development
- Rezoning of ~5,307 acres (P-21-51-MPC) for residential, commercial, and industrial uses
Library Board
The Apache Junction Library Board is meeting to review the Librarian's report and approve minutes from previous meetings. The board will also consider potential updates to the Library Program and Facilities Use Policy.
- Discussion and possible vote on updates to the Library Program and Facilities Use Policy
- Review of the Permit for Use of Library Program Facilities form
- Acceptance of minutes from April 8, 2021, and June 24, 2021
City Council Meeting
The council will review a contract for street crack sealing and an agreement for household hazardous waste events. They will also discuss road maintenance responsibilities with Pinal County and amendments to the municipal court code.
- Contract award to Cactus Asphalt for street crack sealing up to $213,585.20
- Agreement with Advanced Chemical Transport, Inc for $80,000 for hazardous waste events
- Road maintenance agreement amendment with Pinal County
- Application to Gila River Indian Community for five mobile radios
- Amendments to the Apache Junction City Code regarding Municipal Court
Parks & Recreation Commission
The commission will receive an update on dog park construction and discuss various projects in parks and service areas. Staff will also present information regarding upcoming events and activities.
- Update on Dog Park construction
- Presentation on projects and opportunities in parks and service areas
- Update on upcoming events and activities
- Approval of May 5, 2021 meeting minutes
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will discuss the rezoning of approximately 8,089 acres from RS-GR to Master Planned Community zoning. The proposal includes eight development units for residential, commercial, and industrial uses. One parcel involves land auctioned to D.R. Horton.
- Rezoning of ~2,783 acres (case P-21-50-MPC)
- Rezoning of ~5,306 acres (case P-21-51-MPC)
- Proposed development of eight units for residential, commercial, and industrial uses
Public Safety Personnel Retirement Board
The Board will discuss procedures regarding an accidental disability retirement application filed by Theodore Buehler. Members may also appoint an independent medical board to evaluate eligibility for this retirement.
- Discussion of Theodore Buehler's accidental disability retirement application
- Appointment of an independent medical board for disability evaluation
- Approval of May 13, 2021, Board Meeting minutes
City Council Meeting
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding several amendments to the Land Development Code, including non-residential use and residential bulk regulations. Additionally, the council will discuss recommended updates to the Parks and Recreation Fees Schedule.
- Amendments to non-residential use and bulk regulations (Ordinance 1508)
- Updates to residential bulk regulations and accessory structures (Ordinance 1509)
- Changes to property maintenance standards for shipping containers (Ordinance 1510)
- Proposed updates to the Parks and Recreation Fees Schedule
City Council Executive Session
The City Council will meet in an executive session to consult with the city attorney. The discussion involves requirements under Presiding Magistrate Aaron Doug LaSota’s employment agreement and municipal court regulations regarding judicial officer appointments.
- Consultation on judicial officer appointment requirements and magistrate employment agreement
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will consider a request for a conditional use permit to allow an event center with limited outdoor activities on 5 acres. The property is located north of Old West Highway between S. Cortez Road and S. Starr Road. The meeting also includes approval of the agenda and July 27, 2021, meeting minutes.
- Public hearing for case PZ-21-61-CUP: event center on 5 acres north of Old West Highway
- Approval of July 27, 2021, meeting minutes
Public Art Commission
The commission will discuss work plan items including a draft request for qualifications for off-leash dog park art and the formation of an artist selection panel. Members will also discuss roundabout art regarding regional and historical settings.
- Draft RFQ for off-leash dog park art
- Formation of artist selection panel for dog park art
- Draft pamphlet for art in private development
- Discussion on roundabout art context and setting
City Council Meeting
The City Council will consider a $1,120,450 procurement for replacement fleet vehicles and accessories using various cooperative contracts. The agenda also includes a proclamation for Child Support Awareness Month and scheduled executive sessions.
- $1,120,450 procurement of replacement fleet vehicles and accessories
- Proclamation designating August as Child Support Awareness Month
- Scheduling of executive sessions for August 16 and August 17
City Council Work Session
The City Council will discuss the procurement of replacement fleet vehicles totaling $1,120,450. The session also includes updates on a downtown US Flag project and proposed changes to the city's land development and zoning codes.
- Procurement of replacement fleet vehicles and accessories for $1,120,450
- Updates on the citizen-initiated US Flag project in the downtown area
- Proposed changes to non-residential use regulations (Case AM-1-21)
- Proposed changes regarding cargo containers and accessory structures (Case AM-4-20)
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on amendments to the Land Development Code. These include proposed updates to regulations for cargo containers, accessory structures, and non-residential use. The commission will also consider approving recent meeting minutes.
- Proposed changes to regulations for cargo containers and accessory structures (AM-4-20)
- Proposed amendments to non-residential use and bulk regulations (AM-1-21)
- Approval of June 22, 2021, and July 13, 2021, meeting minutes
City Council Meeting
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding proposed changes to the city's zoning ordinance. These updates involve amending land development regulations, supplemental regulations, and definitions.
- Proposed Ordinance No. 1506 regarding Land Development Code amendments
- Proposed Resolution No. 21-27 regarding public records for zoning amendments
- Approval of July 6, 2021 meeting minutes
City Council Executive Session
The City Council will meet in an executive session to discuss the city's position and instructions regarding the sale of 978 E. Roosevelt Street. The session includes consultation with city staff and legal advice from the city attorney.
- Discussion regarding the sale of 978 E. Roosevelt Street
- Consultation with city staff and legal advice from the city attorney
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will discuss proposed updates to the Apache Junction Land Development Code under case AM-1-21. This item involves changes to non-residential use regulations in the city's zoning ordinance. The agenda also includes the approval of the meeting agenda.
- Proposed changes to non-residential use regulations (case AM-1-21)
- Approval of the meeting agenda (item 21-354)
Public Art Commission
The commission will discuss updates to the Public Art Commission Work Plan and the creation of a request for qualifications for artist selection. The meeting also includes discussion regarding an artist selection panel for the off-leash dog park.
- Updates to the Public Art Commission Work Plan
- Creation of a request for qualifications (RFQ) for artist selection
- Formation of an artist selection panel for the off-leash dog park
- Review of a draft pamphlet for developers
City Council Meeting
The council will consider a contract award to Viasun Corporation for asphalt crushing and screening services. Staff will also present the Fiscal Year 2021/2022 Capital Improvement and Street Maintenance Plan. Additionally, the council will review the appointment of Aaron Doug LaSota as presiding magistrate.
- Contract award to Viasun Corporation for asphalt crushing up to $308,096.00
- Presentation on the Fiscal Year 2021/2022 Capital Improvement and Street Maintenance Plan
- Appointment of Aaron Doug LaSota as presiding magistrate
- Proclamation recognizing July 2021 as Parks and Recreation Month
City Council Executive Session
The City Council will meet in an executive session to consult with staff regarding the sale of 978 E. Roosevelt Street. The discussion includes the city's position and legal advice from the city attorney. This meeting is not open to the public.
- Discussion regarding the sale of 978 E. Roosevelt Street
- Consultation with city staff and legal advice from the city attorney
City Council Executive Session
The City Council will meet in an executive session to consult with the city attorney. The discussion involves legal advice regarding the recruitment and appointment process for a presiding city magistrate, as well as potential employment contract negotiations.
- Recruitment and appointment process for the presiding city magistrate
- Potential employment contract negotiations
Library Board Special Meeting
The Library Board of Trustees is meeting to review the 2020/2021 Annual Report. The board will also discuss a proposal to eliminate age and parental permission requirements for certain mature audio/visual materials.
- Approval of the 2020/2021 Annual Report
- Proposal to remove age and parental permission requirements for R-rated or mature audio/visual materials
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will discuss proposed updates to the Apache Junction Land Development Code. These include changes to regulations for cargo containers, accessory structures, and B-3 land uses.
- Proposed changes to cargo container and accessory structure regulations (AM-4-20)
- Proposed amendments to non-residential use regulations (AM-1-21)
- Approval of meeting minutes from May 25, June 7, and June 8, 2021
City Council Meeting
The City Council will review several items including a contract for the County Basin Dog Park construction. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding property pre-annexation agreements and a liquor license application. Additionally, the council will consider an economic development agreement with GPEC.
- Award of bid for County Basin Dog Park Construction to Scholz Contracting, LLC for $1,147,095.95
- Pre-annexation agreement for Auction Property involving D.R. Horton, Inc.
- Liquor license application for Taradiddles at 285 N. Apache Trail
- Planned development amendment at 512 N. Valley Drive to increase units from 6 to 13
- Economic Development Agreement with GPEC in the amount of $26,283.00
Water Utilities Community Facilities District
The District Board is considering the budget and rate schedule for Fiscal Year 2021-2022. The board will also discuss extinguishing a utility easement at 1955 East Old West Highway and authorizing a subcontract for 817 acre feet of Central Arizona Project water.
- Adoption of FY 2021-2022 budget and expenditure estimates
- Re-adoption of existing rates, user fees, and connection fees
- Extinguishing portions of a utility easement at 1955 East Old West Highway
- Authorizing a subcontract for 817 acre feet of Central Arizona Project water
City Council Executive Session
The City Council will discuss the recruitment, interviewing, and appointment process for the presiding city magistrate position. The session also includes consideration of potential employment contract negotiations. This executive session is not open to the public.
- Recruitment, interviewing, and appointment process for the presiding city magistrate
- Potential employment contract negotiations
Special Meeting of the Apache Junction City Council
The City Council will discuss the adoption of the fiscal year 2021-2022 budget. The council will also consider approval of the Public Safety Personnel Retirement System (PSPRS) Pension Funding Policy.
- Approval of PSPRS Pension Funding Policy
- Adoption of FY 2021-2022 budget via Resolution No. 21-22
City Council Executive Session
The Apache Junction City Council will meet in executive session to discuss the recruitment, interviewing, and appointment process for the presiding city magistrate. The council will also consider potential employment contract negotiations.
- Recruitment, interviewing, and appointment process for the presiding city magistrate
- Potential employment contract negotiations for the magistrate position
Public Art Commission
The Commission will review a May 8 planning workshop and discuss a work plan involving Dianne Cripe of Artspace 6, LLC. The meeting also includes a presentation regarding the preparation of a public art project plan for the next 12 months.
- Review of May 8, 2021, planning workshop with Dianne Cripe of Artspace 6, LLC
- Discussion on work plan with staff and Dianne Cripe of Artspace 6, LLC
- Presentation regarding a public art project plan for the next 12 months
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will hold a public hearing for case P-21-6-PZ regarding a planned development amendment. The proposal seeks to add seven units to the property, bringing the total number of units to 13. The meeting also includes the approval of the agenda.
- Public hearing for case P-21-6-PZ at 512 N. Valley Drive
- Proposed addition of 7 residential units at 512 N. Valley Drive
- Approval of the meeting agenda
Planning and Zoning Commission Special Meeting
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a presentation and discussion regarding case AM-3-20. This item involves a proposed Master Planned Community rezoning for the Auction Property at Superstition Vistas. Representatives from DR Horton and Brookfield Residential are scheduled to present.
- Proposed MPC Rezoning for Auction Property at Superstition Vistas (2,783 acres)
- Approval of meeting agenda (Item 21-286)
City Council Strategic Planning Retreat
The City Council will hold a strategic planning retreat to discuss various city functions. Topics include governance, infrastructure, finance, economic development, and community development. Discussion is limited to council members, staff, and a facilitator.
- Discussion of governance, infrastructure, city operations, finance, economic development, and community development (Item 21-258)
City Council Meeting
The City Council will hold public hearings on proposed updates to the Land Development Code regarding medical and recreational marijuana. The agenda also includes discussions on jail services, park construction bids, and property pre-annexation agreements.
- Public hearings on medical and recreational marijuana zoning amendments
- Proposed jail service agreement with CoreCivic, Inc
- Bid award for County Basin Dog Park construction to Scholz Contracting, LLC
- Pre-annexation agreements for the Auction Property and Retained Property
- Intergovernmental agreement with Gila County for CDBG allocation
City Council Executive Session
The City Council will discuss preannexation agreements involving the Arizona State Land Department and D.R. Horton, Inc. regarding 8,500 acres of state land. The council will also consider the recruitment and appointment process for a presiding city magistrate.
- Preannexation agreements for approximately 8,500 acres of Arizona State Land
- Recruitment and appointment process for a presiding city magistrate
- Potential employment contract negotiations for the city magistrate position
City Council Executive Session
The City Council will discuss the recruitment, interviewing, and appointment process for the position of presiding city magistrate. The session also includes consideration of potential employment contract negotiations. This executive session is not open to the public.
- Recruitment, interviewing, and appointment process for the presiding city magistrate
- Potential employment contract negotiations for the magistrate position
City Council Executive Session
The City Council will discuss the recruitment, interviewing, and appointment process for the position of presiding city magistrate. This item also includes consideration of potential employment contract negotiations.
- Recruitment, interviewing, and appointment process for the presiding city magistrate
- Potential employment contract negotiations for the magistrate position
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will consider a large-scale rezoning for the Superstition Vistas property and a density increase for a development on N. Valley Drive. They will also discuss proposed changes to city code regarding cargo containers and accessory structures.
- Proposed rezoning of 2,783 acres for the Superstition Vistas Master Planned Community
- Planned development amendment at 512 N. Valley Drive to allow a total of 13 units
- Proposed changes to city code regarding cargo containers and accessory structures
City Council Meeting
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding a premises extension for Dirtwater Springs at 586 W. Apache Trail. The council will also consider an agreement with ADOT for the Delaware Drive Roadway Improvement Project.
- Public hearing: Dirtwater Springs premises extension at 586 W. Apache Trail
- Resolution No. 21-09: Delaware Drive Roadway Improvement Project agreement with ADOT
- Certificate of Appreciation for Councilmember Tess Nesser
Water Utilities Community Facilities District
The District Board will discuss the proposed Fiscal Year 2021-2022 budget, including proposed rates, fees, and charges. The meeting also includes a public hearing regarding Resolution No. 2021-003 to adopt the annual budget and water resource acquisition fees.
- Proposed FY 2021-2022 budget, rates, and charges
- Resolution No. 2021-002 regarding employee classification and compensation plans
- Resolution No. 2021-003 for the annual budget and water resource acquisition fees
- Approval of April 20, 2021 meeting minutes
City Council Executive Session
The City Council will meet in a closed executive session to discuss the potential sale of 978 E. Roosevelt Street. The council will also consult with the city attorney regarding the recruitment, interview, and appointment process for a new presiding city magistrate.
- Discussion regarding the sale of 978 E. Roosevelt Street
- Recruitment and appointment process for the presiding city magistrate
- Potential employment contract negotiations for the magistrate position
City Council Work Session
The City Council will discuss health and human services funding recommendations for fiscal year 2021-2022. The session also includes a review of proposed changes to medical marijuana zoning and a jail service agreement with CoreCivic, Inc.
- FY 2021-2022 health and human services funding recommendations
- Proposed changes to the Land Development Code regarding medical marijuana
- Cooperative purchasing agreement with CoreCivic, Inc for jail service
Special Meeting of the Apache Junction City Council
The City Council will discuss the adoption of the fiscal year 2021-2022 tentative budget. The meeting also includes consideration of city compensation and salary plans for the same period.
- Adoption of FY 2021-2022 tentative budget
- City classification and compensation plans for FY 2021-2022
- City salary schedule for FY 2021-2022
City Council Executive Session
The City Council will discuss the city's position regarding the sale of 978 E. Roosevelt Street. They will also consult with the city attorney about recruiting and appointing a presiding city magistrate.
- Sale of 978 E. Roosevelt Street
- Recruitment and appointment process for presiding city magistrate
- Potential employment contract negotiations for the magistrate position
Public Safety Personnel Retirement Board
The Board will consider approving the minutes from the March 31, 2021, meeting. The agenda also includes a request by Chad Southwick to terminate DROP program participation and begin normal retirement effective May 15, 2021.
- Approval of March 31, 2021, meeting minutes
- Chad Southwick's request for normal retirement effective May 15, 2021
Public Art Commission
The Public Art Commission is conducting a planning workshop regarding the development of a Public Art Master Plan. The session includes a presentation by Dianne Cripe of Artspace6, LLC on public art plans and community goals. Commissioners will also review potential sites for art projects, such as the dog park.
- Review of city ordinances related to a Public Art Master Plan
- Presentation on public art plans from other communities
- Discussion of potential art sites including the dog park and other parks
Parks & Recreation Commission
The commission will consider proposed updates to the city's Parks and Recreation Fees Schedule. The meeting also includes discussions regarding sports field lighting and reports on upcoming park projects and events.
- Final consideration of proposed changes to the Parks and Recreation Fees Schedule
- Presentation and discussion regarding sports field lighting
- Updates on projects and opportunities in parks and service areas
- Updates on upcoming events and activities
City Council Meeting
The City Council will consider a contract for street striping services and an agreement with the Chamber of Commerce to operate a Visitor Information Center. They will also discuss authorizing grant applications for Silly Mountain Park and Superstition Shadows Park.
- Contract award to Franklin Striping for street striping services up to $200,000 annually
- Professional Services Agreement with Apache Junction Chamber of Commerce totaling $155,831.00
- Employment agreement for Michelle Lue Sang as Interim Magistrate
- Resolution authorizing grant submissions to Arizona State Parks for two local parks
Water Utilities Community Facilities District
The District Board will discuss the proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2021-2022. This includes a review of proposed rates, fees, and charges, as well as the compensation plan for District employees.
- Proposed FY 2021-2022 District budget
- Proposed rates, fees, and charges for FY 2021-2022
- District employee classification and compensation plan
City Council Executive Session
The City Council will meet in executive session to consult with the city attorney. The discussion involves legal advice and employment considerations regarding the recruitment and appointment process for a presiding city magistrate. This includes discussing potential employment contracts for the position.
- Recruitment and appointment process for presiding city magistrate
- Discussion of potential employment contract for the magistrate position
City Council Work Session
The City Council will discuss the Fiscal Year 2021/2022 budget and city employee classification and compensation plans. The session also includes an update on regional homeless efforts from the Maricopa Association of Governments.
- FY 2021/2022 budget discussion
- City employee classification and compensation plan
- Public Safety Personnel Retirement System (PSPRS) Pension Funding Policy
- Regional homeless efforts update from MAG
Health and Human Services Commission
The Commission will consider funding recommendations for Fiscal Year 2021-2022. These recommendations are to be presented to the City Council at a work session on May 17th.
- FY 2021-2022 Health & Human Services funding recommendations
- AJ CDC application for funding
- Boys & Girls Club application for funding
- Genesis application for funding
- Salvation Army application for funding
Water Utilities Community Facilities District
The District Board will discuss selecting dates for the Fiscal Year 2021-2022 budget adoption process. The meeting includes presentations on professional service agreements for water infrastructure risk assessments and a management plan. The board will also review an annual report on water deliveries and groundwater pumping.
- Selecting dates for Fiscal Year 2021-2022 budget work sessions and adoption
- Professional Service Agreement with West Yost for risk and resilience assessments
- Professional Service Agreement with Carollo Engineers for One Water Management Plan
- Annual Arizona Department of Water Resources report on water deliveries and groundwater pumping
- Presentation from Salt River Project regarding water system projects
City Council Executive Session
The City Council will discuss filling a vacancy in the city magistrate position. This includes discussions with Associate Magistrate Michelle Lue Sang and consultation with the city attorney on appointment procedures.
- Discussion regarding the appointment of Michelle Lue Sang as Interim City Magistrate
- Consultation with city attorney on interim magistrate appointment procedures
City Council Meeting
The Apache Junction City Council will consider several service agreements and infrastructure resolutions. This includes a three-year agreement with the Chamber of Commerce for a visitor center and roof re-coating for the city complex. The council will also discuss streetlight installations in two improvement districts.
- $155,831 agreement with Apache Junction Chamber of Commerce for a Visitor Information Center
- Up to $78,000 contract with Centimark Corporation for city complex roof re-coating
- $25,000 increase to JB Superior Maintenance Services, LLC contract due to minimum wage changes
- Streetlight installation resolutions for Coyote Crossing and Goldview districts
- 25-year Service Award presentation for Celeste Zwolinski
Public Art Commission
The commission will discuss public art considerations for a proposed off-leash dog park. Members will also consider the scope of services for Art Space 6, LLC and a planning workshop scheduled for May 8, 2021.
- Public art considerations for a proposed off-leash dog park
- Scope of services with Art Space 6, LLC
- Election of vice chair
- Planning workshop on May 8, 2021
- Announcement of 'The Donkeys of Carrizozo' artwork
Library Board
The Apache Junction Library Board will meet to elect a new vice-president following the resignation of Jeff Barlett. The board also intends to set a date in June for a special meeting to discuss and approve the Annual Report.
- Election of a new vice-president (Item 21-164)
- Setting a date and time in June for a special meeting regarding the Annual Report (Item 21-165)
Parks & Recreation Commission
The Parks & Recreation Commission will review proposed changes to the city's fee schedule for parks and recreation services. The meeting also includes a discussion on how COVID-19 affects facility usage and community wellness. Additionally, the Director will provide updates on department projects and upcoming programs.
- Presentation and discussion on changes to City Code 4.1 regarding Parks and Recreation Fees
- Discussion on the effects of COVID-19 on recreational programming and facility usage
- Director's update on park projects and service area opportunities
- Director's update on upcoming events and activities
City Council Meeting
The City Council will consider a contract award to Viasun Corporation for the Delaware Drive drainage channel lining project. The council will also hold public hearings on several amendments to the Land Development Code regarding subdivision regulations and marijuana use categories. Other items include administrative resolutions and grant applications.
- Contract award to Viasun Corporation for Delaware Drive drainage channel lining up to $659,232.54
- Amendments to Land Development Code regarding subdivision and minor land division regulations
- Proposed updates to medical and recreational marijuana use regulations in the city code
- Resolution designating Leslie DeReche as Chief Fiscal Officer for 2021 expenditure reports
- Authorization of application for the Governor's Office of Highway Safety grant program
City Council Executive Session
The City Council will discuss the potential appointment of Associate Magistrate Michelle Lue Sang as Interim City Magistrate. The council will also consult with the city attorney regarding legal procedures for appointing an interim magistrate during a recruitment period.
- Consideration of Michelle Lue Sang for appointment as Interim City Magistrate
- Legal consultation on procedures to appoint an interim magistrate for up to six months
City Council Work Session
The City Council will discuss several proposed resolutions and ordinances to amend the Land Development Code. These items include updates to regulations for medical and recreational marijuana use in certain zoning districts. The meeting also includes a presentation on code compliance administration for properties.
- Proposed amendments to medical and recreational marijuana zoning regulations
- Ordinance No. 1502 regarding medical marijuana updates
- Ordinance No. 1504 adding a recreational marijuana use category
- Presentation on commercial and residential code compliance administration
Public Safety Personnel Retirement Board
The Board will discuss the process for exiting the Deferred Retirement Option Plan (DROP) and terminating employment. It will also consider a request from Paul L. Newman to terminate employment at the end of his DROP period.
- Approval of October 14, 2020 meeting minutes
- Discussion on exiting the Deferred Retirement Option Plan (DROP)
- Request for Paul L. Newman to terminate employment at the end of his DROP period
- Determination of benefits and distribution for Paul L. Newman
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on proposed changes to the city's medical marijuana ordinance and subdivision regulations. The commission will also consider approving the meeting agenda and minutes from February 23, 2021.
- Amendment AM-1-20: Medical Marijuana and Non-Residential Use Regulations
- Amendment AM-2-20: Subdivision and Minor Land Division Regulations
- Approval of February 23, 2021, meeting minutes
Health and Human Services Commission
The Commission will review presentations regarding funding applications for Fiscal Year 2021-2022. The body may also discuss scheduling a special meeting in April to interview applicants.
- Presentation of FY 2021-2022 funding applications for AJ CDC, Boys & Girls Club, Genesis, Salvation Army, and Superstition Community Food Bank
- Discussion regarding the possible scheduling of a special meeting in April to interview applicants
- Approval of December 17, 2020, meeting minutes
City Council Executive Session
The City Council will discuss personnel matters regarding the resignation of city magistrate James Hazel Jr. The council will also consult with the city attorney and staff about the legalities of filling the vacancy. This executive session is not open to the public.
- Discussion on the resignation of city magistrate James Hazel Jr.
- Consultation regarding the legalities of filling the vacancy
City Council Meeting
The council will consider a construction agreement for infrastructure improvements in the Grand View neighborhood. They will also discuss forming two new streetlight improvement districts. Additionally, the council will review an easement extinguishment on 18th Avenue.
- Construction agreement with Lincoln Contractors, Inc. for Grand View infrastructure ($147,976.00)
- Formation of Goldview Streetlight Improvement District No. 2021-01
- Formation of Coyote Crossing Streetlight Improvement District No. 2021-02
- Extinguishment of a Federally Patent Easement on 18th Avenue
- Continued participation in the Arizona Metropolitan Trust employee benefits program
City Council Work Session
The Apache Junction City Council will hold presentations and discussions regarding streetlight improvements. The council will also discuss details for an upcoming retreat, including the budget, location, and consultant.
- Streetlight Improvement presentation (21-119)
- City council retreat planning including budget and consultant (21-123)
City Council Executive Session
The Apache Junction City Council will hold an executive session to discuss personnel matters. This includes a discussion regarding the performance evaluation for the city attorney. This meeting is not open to the public.
- Performance evaluation for city attorney (Item 21-122)
Public Art Commission
The commission will discuss its work plan and consider a new logo. Additionally, Dianne D. Cripe of Artspace 6 LLC will present on implementing Ordinance 1477 regarding art in public and private development.
- Discussion of the commission work plan (21-110)
- Consideration of a commission logo (21-112)
- Presentation regarding implementation of Ordinance 1477 (21-115)
- Approval of February 8, 2021 meeting minutes (21-111)
Parks & Recreation Commission
The Commission will discuss upcoming Arizona State Parks Outdoor Recreation Grants intended for updates to Superstition Shadows Park and Silly Mountain Park. The agenda also includes updates on the Parks and Recreation Fee Study and the AJ Dog Park plan.
- Presentation on Arizona State Parks Outdoor Recreation Grants
- Update on the Parks and Recreation Fee Study
- Update on the AJ Dog Park plan rendering
- Director's report on facilities and programs
City Council Meeting
The council will consider a contract for the reconstruction of Lost Dutchman Boulevard from Tomahawk Road to State Route 88. The agenda also includes discussions regarding Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport developments and an easement extinguishment request.
- Contract award to Sunland Asphalt for Lost Dutchman Boulevard reconstruction up to $382,204.02
- Presentation on developments at Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport
- Discussion regarding Arizona Metropolitan Trust Program membership renewal
- Request for extinguishment of a Federal Patent Easement at 1762 North Goldfield
- Proclamation designating 2021 as 'Get Outdoors Arizona'
City Council Executive Session
The City Council will hold an executive session to discuss personnel matters. The agenda includes performance evaluations for the city manager and the city attorney. This meeting is not open to the public.
- Performance evaluation for city manager
- Performance evaluation for city attorney
City Council Work Session
The Apache Junction City Council will hold a work session to discuss updates to Parks and Recreation fees and policies. The council will also review transportation planning implications regarding easements and zoning parameters for the B-3 City Center district.
- Updates to Parks and Recreation Fees and Policies (21-061)
- Transportation planning with federally patented easements (21-066)
- Zoning parameters for the B-3 City Center district (21-067)
- Discussion on 'Code of the West' guidelines (21-045)
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will discuss proposed updates to the Land Development Code regarding subdivisions and minor land divisions. The commission will also review proposed amendments to regulations for medical marijuana and cargo containers.
- Proposed changes to subdivision and minor land division regulations
- Proposed updates to medical marijuana regulations
- Proposed changes to cargo container regulations
City Council Meeting
The City Council will discuss an agreement with Pinal County for an off-leash dog park at 575 North Idaho Road. The agenda also includes discussions on community facilities districts and support for the North-South Corridor alignment from U.S. 60. Additionally, staff will provide updates on landfill activity and corporate sponsorships.
- Inter-governmental Agreement with Pinal County for an off-leash dog park at 575 North Idaho Road
- Policy guidelines and application procedures for community facilities districts
- Re-affirmation of support for the North-South Corridor alignment from U.S. 60
- Update on landfill activity and free dump week
Water Utilities Community Facilities District
The District Board will consider extinguishing portions of public utility easements at 2024 South Cortez Road. The meeting also includes updates on State Land, the water system, and an intergovernmental agreement with Superstition Mountains Community Facilities District Number One.
- Resolution No. 2021-001 to extinguish portions of public utility easements at 2024 South Cortez Road
- Update on Intergovernmental Agreement with Superstition Mountains Community Facilities District Number One
- Presentation and discussion regarding State Land and the Water System
- Approval of January 19, 2021 meeting minutes
Public Art Commission
The commission will hold discussions regarding an updated work plan and a logo. The agenda also includes an announcement about sculptures viewed by commission members.
- Discussion on the updated work plan
- Presentation and discussion on a logo
- Announcement of artwork seen by commission members
- Report on a public art maintenance webinar
City Council Meeting
The council will review multiple applications for residential rezonings and new subdivisions. They will also consider liquor licenses and temporary patio permits for local businesses. Additionally, the council will discuss a road maintenance agreement with Pinal County.
- Rezoning 7 acres near Ironwood Drive and Superstition Boulevard for a 96-lot subdivision
- Rezoning 7.93 acres near Old West Highway for a 107-lot residential subdivision
- Copier and print services contract amendment for approximately $45,000 annually
- Road maintenance agreement with Pinal County for Superstition Mountain Drive and other roads
- Liquor license application for Barro's Pizza at 95 S. Idaho Road
City Council Meeting
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding a large-scale annexation request for approximately 6,600 acres. The council is also considering street maintenance contracts and a rezoning request for E. Roosevelt Street. Other items include discussions on development fee amendments and a police vehicle purchase.
- Contract award to Morgan Pavements for street slurry sealing up to $448,538.70
- Public hearing for 6,600-acre annexation request (AN-1-20)
- Rezoning of 2.37 acres at 978 E. Roosevelt Street
- Purchase of Lenco BearCat armored vehicle for $298,075.00
- Amendment to Development Services Fees via Ordinance No. 1498
Water Utilities Community Facilities District
The District Board will discuss an agreement with SV Development, LLC for a water line extension to the Superstition Vista Subdivision. This proposal includes a $2,864,176.00 water resource fee to be paid by the developer. The board will also receive updates regarding the Water District Superintendent and the water system.
- Agreement with SV Development, LLC for Superstition Vista water line extension
- $2,864,176.00 water resource fee payment by developer
- Update on new Water District Superintendent
Library Board
The Apache Junction Library Board is meeting to discuss revisions to the library procedure manual. The board will also consider the possible addition of charges for equipment use.
- Revisions to library procedures manual (20-687)
- Possible addition of equipment and use charges
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will hold public hearings regarding two major rezoning requests. One proposal involves a 96-lot subdivision near Ironwood Drive and Superstition Boulevard. The second proposes a 107-lot development on the south side of Old West Highway.
- Rezoning ~7 acres for a 96-lot residential subdivision near Ironwood Drive and Superstition Boulevard
- Rezoning ~7.93 acres for a 107-lot residential subdivision on the south side of Old West Highway
Public Art Commission
The commission will review its duties regarding Ordinance No. 1477 and Ordinance No. 1478. Members will also discuss the art viewer and tasks for the upcoming year's work plan.
- Review of Public Art Commission duties under Ordinance No. 1477 and 1478
- Discussion on the art viewer and annual work plan tasks
- Approval of December 14, 2020 meeting minutes
Parks & Recreation Commission
The Apache Junction Parks & Recreation Commission will hold elections for its Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson. The agenda also includes a discussion regarding a Parks and Recreation Fee Study. Additionally, the Director will provide updates on department facilities and programs.
- Parks and Recreation Fee Study
- Election of Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson
- Director's update on facilities and projects
- Director's update on upcoming programs and activities
City Council Meeting
The Apache Junction City Council will administer oaths of office to newly elected officials. The meeting also includes the selection of a vice mayor and the designation of an acting mayor.
- Oath of office for Mayor-elect Wilson and Councilmembers-elect Nesser, Biggs, and Gremmel
- Selection of a vice mayor
- Designation of an acting mayor
- Designation of city council check signatories
- Presentation of plaques to councilmembers Barker, Struble, and Mayor Serdy