Page meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Page boards take up data center zoning, water plant upgrades and Colt Springs Phase 3; only recorded action is minutes approval

Over the past two weeks, Page's public bodies scheduled hearings and possible votes on a data center zoning amendment, water treatment plant upgrades and land-use changes for Colt Springs Phase 3. As of October 19, the only action recorded in published minutes was the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board's unanimous approval of its August 3, 2026, meeting minutes. Minutes for the other meetings listed below have not been published, so what those bodies decided — or whether they acted at all — is not established by the records supplied.

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board — Oct. 5

The Board approved the minutes of its August 3, 2026, meeting on a unanimous vote. Agenda items on future projects, shade structures and splash pad landscaping were discussed, but no actions were taken, according to the minutes.

Data center zoning amendment — Planning & Zoning, Oct. 6

The Commission was scheduled to hold a public hearing and take up new business on TXT-2026-02, a Data Center Overlay District zoning code text amendment. The agenda also listed review of the Commission's bylaws, discussion and possible action on rescheduling the November meeting because of elections, approval of minutes from the August 25, September 1 and September 29, 2026, meetings, and a citizen comment period. This is agenda information only; no outcome has been published.

Utility board — Oct. 13

The Page Utility Enterprises Board agenda listed possible action on Billing, Finance & Operations Software and on a Water Treatment Plant Upgrade Strategy, a review of General Manager Bryan Hill, a water funding update, and review of August 2026 financial reports and September 2026 General Manager's reports. No minutes have been published, so no decision is confirmed.

Youth Advisory Commission — Oct. 13

The Commission held a work session on assessing local youth needs and establishing short-term and long-term goals for the body. The agenda allowed for action; no minutes have been published.

City Council — Oct. 14

The Council was scheduled to consider Resolution 1354-26, a Minor General Plan Amendment (Case MGPA-2026-02) for Colt Springs Phase 3, and Ordinance 757-26, a Zoning Map Amendment (Case ZON-2026-04) for the same project. Both were listed for Council consideration; the records supplied do not show whether either was adopted.

The agenda also included an intergovernmental agreement with the Coconino County Elections Department, an executive session regarding a potential purchase of part of Assessor's Parcel Number 80220005A from Trebol Hospitality, LLC, and performance evaluations for City Manager Frank Marbury and City Clerk Cindy Scott. Executive session items are discussed outside public view, and the agenda does not commit the Council to any purchase.

Coming up

Youth Advisory Commission — October 19. The Commission is scheduled to discuss assessing local youth needs and setting short-term and long-term goals, approve minutes from its September 21 regular meeting and October 13 work session, and schedule its November and December meetings.

No other meetings appear in the upcoming two-week listing provided.

Data center zoning hearing tops Page's two weeks; parks board approves minutes

Page's appointed boards recorded one formal decision over the past two weeks, while the town's most-watched land-use question — a proposed Data Center Overlay District — was scheduled for a public hearing whose outcome is not yet documented in published minutes.

Data center zoning amendment

The Planning & Zoning Commission held a work session on Sept. 29 to review a proposed staff-initiated Zoning Code Text Amendment for a Data Center Overlay District. No formal actions were taken, according to the minutes.

The commission then met Oct. 6 at 5:30 PM at City Hall, 697 Vista Ave. The agenda listed a public hearing and new business on TXT-2026-02, the Data Center Overlay District zoning code text amendment, as the main item. Also on the agenda: a review of the commission's bylaws, discussion and possible action on rescheduling the November P&Z meeting because of elections, approval of minutes from the Aug. 25, Sept. 1 and Sept. 29, 2026 meetings, and a citizen comment period.

Minutes from the Oct. 6 meeting have not been published. What the commission decided — if anything — is not established by the records provided.

Parks and Recreation Board approves minutes

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board approved the minutes of its Aug. 3, 2026 meeting on a unanimous vote. That is the only recorded decision in the two-week period covered here. Other agenda items concerning future projects, shade structures and splash pad landscaping were discussed, but no actions were taken.

Library board: programs and events

The Library Advisory Board met Oct. 1 at 5:30 PM at the Page Public Library, 479 S Lake Powell Blvd. The agenda covered approval of the Aug. 20, 2026 minutes, a library report, public comment, and new business on programs and events, along with board member updates. No contracts, ordinances, fee changes or public hearings appeared on the agenda. Only the agenda has been published; minutes are not yet available. Several administrative fields in the source document, including the next meeting date and the posting certification date, were left blank.

Coming up

Oct. 13 — Youth Advisory Commission. A work session to discuss and potentially take action on assessing local youth needs, and to discuss establishing short-term and long-term goals for the commission.

Oct. 13 — Page Utility Enterprises Board. The board may take action on billing, finance and operations software, and on a water treatment plant upgrade strategy. The agenda also lists a water funding update, a review of General Manager Bryan Hill, and review of the August 2026 financial reports and September 2026 General Manager's reports.

Oct. 14 — City Council. The council will consider Resolution 1354-26, a minor General Plan Amendment (Case MGPA-2026-02) for Colt Springs Phase 3, and Ordinance 757-26, a Zoning Map Amendment (Case ZON-2026-04) for the same project. The agenda also includes an intergovernmental agreement with the Coconino County Elections Department, a presentation on the general election, an executive session regarding the potential purchase of part of Assessor's Parcel Number 80220005A from Trebol Hospitality, LLC, and performance evaluations for City Manager Frank Marbury and City Clerk Cindy Scott.

All items listed for upcoming meetings are agenda items. Whether they are adopted, approved or acted on will be established only when the minutes or records for those meetings are published.

Page boards meet on projects and leases; council to weigh land purchase next week

The past two weeks in Page brought mostly discussion and agenda-setting, with no major votes taken by city boards. The most consequential action on the horizon is a Page City Council meeting scheduled for Aug. 12, where members will consider a land purchase and an airport lease amendment.

Recent meetings

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board (Aug. 3)

The board held a discussion-only meeting, reviewing approved FY27 Parks and Recreation projects, the Middle School Feasibility Study, and the Urban Trail Master Plan. Members also received staff reports on youth soccer, summer camps, and pickleball tournaments. No motions or votes were taken on any of these items. The board did unanimously approve the minutes from its July 6 meeting.

City Council special meeting (Aug. 3)

The council met in a special session to canvass and certify the results of the 2026 Primary Election, as listed on the agenda under Resolution 1351-26. No other substantive items were on the agenda. Minutes from this meeting have not yet been published, so the outcome of the canvass is not yet confirmed.

Economic Development Advisory Board (July 27)

This board met to consider an update on the Facade Improvement Program and to appoint a chair and vice chair. The agenda also included updates from the Chamber of Commerce and the Glen Canyon Conservancy. Minutes have not yet been published, so no decisions from this meeting are available.

Coming up

Airport Advisory Board (Aug. 10)

The board will review minutes from its July 13 meeting, hear updates from the Airport Director, receive a monthly report from Contour Airlines, and discuss a hangar land lease review. Public comment is allowed on items not on the agenda, but no action can be taken on those items.

Page Utility Enterprises Board (Aug. 11)

The board will discuss a water funding update and consider performance stipends. It will also review the General Manager's report for July 2026 (covering power costs, outages, and water statistics) and the financial report for June 2026. The meeting is open to the public and may include an executive session for legal advice.

City Council (Aug. 12)

The council's regular meeting includes a consent agenda, public comment, and several new business items. Key actions include a proposed lease amendment for a TSA airport tenant, presentations on the potential purchase of a portion of Assessor's Parcel Number 80220005A, and two special event liquor license applications (from the Grand Circle Arts Alliance and the Glen Canyon Conservancy). The council will also consider appointing Paul O Meehan to the Economic Development Advisory Board.

Residents interested in any of these items are encouraged to attend the meetings or review the official agendas and minutes on the city's website.

Page City Council to weigh purchase agreement amendment; election certification set for Monday

Page's recent government meetings were dominated by pending contract decisions, board leadership appointments, and program updates — though because minutes have not yet been published for any of the three recent sessions, outcomes remain unconfirmed.

City Council — July 22, 2026

The Page City Council was scheduled to vote on an amendment to its purchase agreement with Premium Builders, LLC, the most consequential money-and-land item on the agenda. The council was also set to authorize services with C&S Engineers, Inc., approve a memorandum of understanding with the Page Lake Powell Chamber of Commerce, and grant a special event liquor license to the Page Animal Adoption Agency.

Routine items on the consent agenda included approval of the July 8, 2026 regular meeting minutes.

Because minutes have not yet been published, it is not confirmed which items passed, how council members voted, or whether any items were tabled or amended.

Youth Advisory Commission — July 20, 2026

The Youth Advisory Commission was scheduled to appoint a chair and a vice chair. The commission also planned to discuss assisting the Event Department with a Campfire Night at the PERA Building.

No vote tallies or appointments are confirmed; the agenda is the only record available.

Economic Development Advisory Board — July 27, 2026

The Economic Development Advisory Board was set to consider approving minutes from its May 26, 2026 meeting and to hear updates from board members, the Chamber of Commerce, and the Glen Canyon Conservancy. Staff reports included an update from the city's Public Information Officer.

The board was scheduled to discuss and possibly act on the Facade Improvement Program and to appoint a Chair and Vice Chair under new business.

As with the other meetings, minutes have not yet been published, so no actions or votes are confirmed.

Coming up

• **City Council special meeting — Monday, August 3, 2026:** The council will consider Resolution 1351-26, a canvass and certification of the 2026 Primary Election results. No other substantive items are listed.
• **Parks and Recreation Advisory Board — Monday, August 3, 2026:** The board may take action on the Urban Trail Master Plan and a Middle School Feasibility Study. Members will also discuss FY27 Parks and Recreation approved projects and receive updates on youth soccer, summer camps, the PERA building, the Adult August Pickleball Tournament, and Sports Complex hours.

All recent meeting outcomes will be confirmed once official minutes are published. Readers can verify details through the city's official agendas and minutes.

Page boards and council tackle pickleball courts, purchase agreement, airport hangar site in busy two-week stretch

Page residents saw a full slate of public meetings in the first half of July, covering everything from tennis court resurfacing to a city council purchase agreement amendment. However, minutes have not yet been published for any of these meetings, so outcomes and vote tallies are not yet available. The summaries below reflect what each body was scheduled to consider, not confirmed decisions.

City Council — July 8

The Page City Council had the busiest agenda of the stretch. Unfinished business included an amendment to a purchase agreement with Premium Builders, LLC. The council was also scheduled to hold a public hearing and take action on a liquor license for Lake Powell Espresso. New business items included Resolution 1350-26, which would adopt the Coconino County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan, and the Arizona Mutual Aid Compact. The consent agenda included approval of minutes and an NTUA wireless service agreement amendment. No vote tallies or dollar figures are available because minutes have not been published.

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board — July 6

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board was set to discuss and potentially act on resurfacing and re-striping city tennis courts to accommodate both tennis and pickleball. The board also planned to consider appointing a new Chair and Vice-Chair. Other agenda items included updates on the Horseshoe Bend Sidewalk and Trail entrance project, Red Mesa Disc Golf and new trail head signs, and reports on Adult Pickleball, Adult Softball, and Youth Soccer.

Airport Advisory Board — July 13

The Page Airport Advisory Board's main new business item was a review of a proposed hangar site. The board was also scheduled to hear updates from the airport director and a monthly report from Contour Airlines, and to consider approval of the June 8, 2026 meeting minutes.

Page Utility Enterprises Board — July 14

The Page Utility Enterprises Board was scheduled to discuss updates regarding water funding and could take action on the election of officers. The agenda also included review of June 2026 general manager reports covering power costs and utility maintenance, plus May 2026 financial reports including budget and accounts.

Substance Abuse Task Force — July 15

The Page Substance Abuse Task Force agenda included discussion and possible action on the Page High School Freshman Focus program, the Task Force logo design, appointment of a new chair and vice-chair, and a funding application for a Master of Public Health practicum project on youth alcohol use. The meeting also included a public comment period for items not on the agenda.

Library Advisory Board — July 16

The Page Library Advisory Board was set to elect a Board Chair, appoint new board members, and discuss library hours and programs or events.

A note on meeting records

All six recent meetings listed above are marked "agenda only" — meaning the official minutes have not yet been published. The items described reflect what each body scheduled for discussion or action. Confirmed outcomes, vote tallies, and any dollar amounts approved will be available once minutes are posted. Readers who need verified results should check the official minutes on the City of Page website.

Coming up

• **Youth Advisory Commission — July 20 (today):** The commission will appoint a chair and vice chair and discuss assisting the Event Department with a Campfire Night at the PERA Building.