Originally posted to the web in News, on Wednesday, June 13, 2007 2:19 PM CDT.
Busy agenda expected for Town Council
When the Wickenburg Town Council next meets, it will discuss and possibly approve a preliminary plat for a Planned Area Development for the Hermosa Ranch subdivision.
The meeting will take place at Town Hall Monday (June 18) and will begin at 5:30 p.m.
The proposed subdivision consists of approximately 40 acres of land located west of the Wickenburg Country Club along the west side of Vulture Mine Road and north of Broken Arrow Drive.
Other agenda items include:
A discussion and possible award of contract for the Downtown Streetscape Project - Phase I, to Talis Corporation for $394,951.
A discussion and possible adoption of an ordinance amending livestock regulations specifically regarding deletion of provisions addressing the imposition of sanctions on owners of stray livestock and adopting new procedures on the seizure of stray livestock within the town limits.
A discussion and possible direction and/or action regarding town bonding projects and departmental 10-year plans.
A discussion and possible direction regarding the establishment of a construction ad-hoc committee.
A discussion and possible approval of a proposed lot split request submitted by Kevin Shumway on a 1.057-acre site located on West Hermosa Street, zoned R1-6, minimum lot area 6,000 square feet.
A discussion and possible acceptance of an agreement between the Town and Simpson Cattle Ranch for road improvements to the ranch in exchange for an easement.
A discussion and possible approval of an agreement between the Town and Qwest to bury overhead utility lines relative to the Downtown Alleyway Project.
A discussion and possible authorization to enter into an agreement between the Town and the law offices of Ford and Harrison for general employment since Southwest Risk, the town’s insurance carrier, has changed firms from Lewis and Roca.
A discussion and possible approval of two purchases from sewer contingency.
A discussion and possible action on scheduling a special council meeting for Monday, June 25 for the adoption of the final budget for fiscal year 2007-2008.
A discussion and possible adoption of an ordinance for the 2003 International Fire Code and 2007 Maricopa Association of Governments standards and specifications.
A discussion and possible approval of an intergovernmental agreement between the town and office of manufactured housing for a five year contract authorizing the town to conduct inspections.
A discussion and possible adoption of a Wickenburg code amendment regarding protest of solicitations and contract awards through adoption of ordinance.
A discussion and possible authorization to prepare an ordinance establishing a policy to pass electric charges incurred by the town from Arizona Public Service from owner/builder requests onto that specific owner/builder.
A discussion and possible adoption of a resolution authorizing the release of 10 percent of town lottery funds received through the local transportation assistance fund to Friends of Music, Desert Caballeros Western Museum, and Western Cultural Organization through a resolution.
A number of executive sessions are also set to take place. Those include:
A discussion and possible action with the town’s attorney in order to consider its position regarding contracts that are the subject of negotiations, in pending or contemplated litigation or in settlement discussions conducted in order to avoid or resolve litigation regarding flood damage at the Douglas residence.
A discussion and possible action with a representative of town in order to consider its position and instruct its representative regarding negotiations for the acquisition of utility easements for Yucca Tank.
A discussion with the town’s attorney in order to consider its position and obtain advise regarding entering into an agreement with Simpson Cattle Ranch for improvements to said property in exchange for an easement.
A discussion with the town’s attorney in order to consider its position and obtain advise regarding entering into an agreement with Qwest to bury overhead utility lines relative to the downtown alleyway project.
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