Lake Havasu City public meetings in 2022
58 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings regarding several land-use requests. These include a one-year review for a dog boarding facility, a density reduction request for a single-family home, and zoning boundary reconfigurations on Window Rock Rd E.
- One-year review of Major Conditional Use Permit for dog boarding and daycare at 4081 Bison Boulevard
- Planned Development Rezone request for 555 Burkemo Lane to reduce density from 10 to 4 units per acre
- Request to amend and reconfigure zoning boundaries for properties on Window Rock Rd E
The Commission approved the removal of an annual review for a dog daycare facility. It also recommended that City Council approve two rezoning requests: one to allow a single-family home on Burkemo Lane and another to reconfigure zoning for a residential development on Window Rock Road E.
- Approved removal of annual review (Condition No. 13) for dog boarding/daycare at 4081 Bison Boulevard (6-0)
- Recommended City Council approve rezone of 555 Burkemo Lane from R-M to R-M/PD to allow one single-family home (6-0)
- Recommended City Council approve rezoning reconfiguration for 4017, 4021, 4025, & 4029 Window Rock Rd E to allow approximately 145 lots (6-0)
- Cancelled January 4, 2023 meeting
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
City Council
The City Council will review an agreement with ADOT to fund a study for an emergency evacuation bridge. The agenda also includes liquor license applications, zoning changes, and the purchase of new police vehicles. Additionally, the council will consider various grant applications and contract amendments.
- Agreement with ADOT to fund a study for an Emergency Evacuation Bridge construction
- Rezoning of properties from Golf Course District to Residential Estates District
- Purchase of four 2023 Police Interceptor Utility AWD Explorers
- Liquor license applications for All American Fuel Station and Oasis Food Mart
- Final subdivision plat approval for Sunset Storage Lofts at 1050 Aviation Drive
The City Council authorized a feasibility study for an emergency evacuation bridge and approved several liquor licenses and zoning changes. The council also appointed new members to the Planning & Zoning Commission and selected Councilmember Lane as Vice Mayor for 2023.
- Appointed Councilmember Lane as Vice Mayor for 2023 (6-0)
- Approved $200,000 ADOT agreement for emergency evacuation bridge study (6-0)
- Approved liquor license for All American Fuel Station (6-0)
- Approved liquor license for Oasis Food Mart (6-0)
- Appointed Tiffany Wilson (regular) and Lonnie Stevenson (alternate) to Planning & Zoning Commission (6-0)
- Approved appraisal services agreement with Mohave County for 2223 Swanson Avenue (6-0)
- Rezoned six properties from Golf Course District to Residential Estates District (6-0)
- Approved $291,262.74 purchase of four 2023 Police Interceptor Utility vehicles (6-0)
🗳️ How they voted (24 roll-call votes)
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings regarding several rezoning requests in Grand Island Estates. These proposals involve changing land use designations and adjusting setback and density requirements for properties on Beachcomber Boulevard. The commission will also review minutes from the November 2, 2022, meeting.
- Land use amendment for 340, 350, 380, & 390 Beachcomber Boulevard
- Rezone request for 340, 380, & 390 Beachcomber Boulevard to establish a residential estates district
- Rezone request for 350 Beachcomber Boulevard to establish a multiple-family district
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended that City Council approve a general plan amendment and a rezone for 18 acres of land to allow 55 single-family homes. A separate request to rezone 5 acres for multi-family housing was recommended for disapproval. The decisions follow a public hearing where residents raised concerns about traffic and the lack of a second bridge to the island.
- Recommended approval of Minor General Plan Amendment to change land use from Resort Related to Resort Residential (5-2)
- Recommended approval of Planned Development Rezone for 18 acres to Residential Estates/PD for up to 55 single-family homes (6-1)
- Approved lot area reduction from 15,000 to 10,000 sq. ft. for the 18-acre parcel
- Approved side setback reduction from 10 to 5 feet and rear setback reduction from 20 to 15 feet for the 18-acre parcel
- Required 20-foot rear setbacks for Lots 25 and 26 abutting Monacello Development
- Recommended disapproval of Planned Development Rezone for 5 acres to Multiple-Family/PD (5-2)
- Approved November 2, 2022, meeting minutes (7-0)
🗳️ How they voted — 4 divided votes
City Council
The City Council will meet in executive session to seek legal advice regarding Lake Havasu City Code § 9.26, Cabarets. A public hearing is also scheduled to ensure compliance with Arizona Open Meeting Law following the closed session.
- Executive session for legal advice regarding cabaret code (§ 9.26)
- Public hearing regarding compliance with Arizona Open Meeting Law (ID 22-3576)
The City Council held a public hearing regarding Lake Havasu City Code § 9.26, Cabarets. The City Attorney advised that the existing code is unconstitutional due to overbreadth. The Council voted to direct the City Attorney to proceed as discussed in executive session.
- Approved motion to direct City Attorney to proceed as directed in executive session regarding cabaret code (7-0)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
City Council
The City Council will review proposed amendments to the city's vacation rental regulations, including new permit and notification requirements. The agenda also includes hearings for business licenses and several technology and infrastructure contracts.
- Ordinance No. 22-1297 amending vacation rental definitions, permits, and notifications
- Beer and wine liquor license for Roadhouse Market & Butcher at 2011 Swanson Avenue
- Master Subscription Agreement with Granicus for public information request software
- Purchase of security infrastructure from Stone Security
- License agreement with MaintStar, Inc. for land management software
The City Council approved Ordinance No. 22-1297 to regulate vacation rentals, including new permitting and penalty requirements. The council also approved several technology and infrastructure contracts for city operations and the new courthouse.
- Adopted Ordinance No. 22-1297 amending vacation rental regulations (6-0)
- Approved $310,700 contract with Camptra Technologies LLC for Oracle Cloud HCM modules (6-0)
- Approved $187,500 agreement with MaintStar, Inc. for land management software (6-0)
- Approved $186,301.05 purchase of security infrastructure from Stone Security, LLC (5-1)
- Approved $584,776.52 purchase of audio-visual equipment from E1 Audiovisual Technologies (5-1)
- Recommended approval of Series #10 liquor license for Roadhouse Market & Butcher (6-0)
- Recommended approval of Class B Bingo License for Veterans United (6-0)
- Approved Consent Agenda including roadway vacation at 2905 Maricopa Avenue and office lease renewal (6-0)
🗳️ How they voted — 4 divided votes
City Council
The City Council special meeting includes administering oaths of office to newly elected councilmembers. The agenda also contains ceremonial items such as a color guard presentation and an invocation.
- Administer oath of office to newly elected councilmembers
The City Council held a special meeting to administer the Oath of Office to re-elected officials. City Magistrate Mitchell Kalauli performed the oaths for the Mayor and three Councilmembers.
- Administered Oath of Office to Mayor Cal Sheehy
- Administered Oath of Office to Councilmember Jeni Coke
- Administered Oath of Office to Councilmember Jim Dolan
- Administered Oath of Office to Councilmember Michele Lin
City Council
The council will discuss updates to the city’s schedule of fees and service charges. Members are also introducing an ordinance to amend vacation rental definitions, permit requirements, and notification rules. Additionally, several contracts for dredging, street work, and equipment purchases are up for approval.
- Introduction of ordinance amending vacation rental code and permit requirements
- Discussion on updating the City Schedule of Fees and Service Charges
- Awarding Bridgewater Channel Dredging Phase 1 contract to Lewis Equipment Services LLC
- Awarding street milling and overlay project agreement to Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc.
- Grant application for Site 6 Boat Launch Ramp replacement
The Council introduced Ordinance No. 22-1297 to update vacation rental rules, including permit requirements and emergency contact mandates. The city also awarded several infrastructure contracts for dredging and road paving. Council reached a consensus for staff to analyze potential fee increases across all categories based on the Consumer Price Index.
- Introduced Ordinance No. 22-1297 amending vacation rental codes effective March 1, 2023 (7-0)
- Awarded $157,920.05 Bridgewater Channel Dredging Phase 1 contract to Lewis Equipment Services, LLC (7-0)
- Approved multi-award JOC purchase agreements for earthworks and channel maintenance (7-0)
- Awarded $165,535 design contract for City Core Paving Project to Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc. (7-0)
- Approved $154,762.20 purchase of Caterpillar backhoe loader from Empire Southwest, LLC (7-0)
- Awarded $233,350 FY 2022-23 Crack Seal Program bid to Holbrook Asphalt Company (7-0)
- Approved abandonment of public utility easement near 3033, 3039 and 3045 Camino De La Enclave (7-0)
- Approved grant application to Arizona State Parks & Trails for Site 6 Boat Launch Ramp (7-0)
🗳️ How they voted (6 roll-call votes)
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will hold public hearings on requests to change several properties from Golf Course District to residential districts. They will also consider a preliminary subdivision plat for the Paradyme Havasu Storage Condominiums.
- Zone change from GC to RE for lots on Paseo Verde, Via Del Lago, and Plaza Del Sol
- Zone change from GC to R-3 for 2659 Jamaica Boulevard S.
- Preliminary subdivision plat for Paradyme Havasu Storage Condominiums (208 units)
The Commission recommended two zone changes to convert former golf course land into residential districts for several property owners. Additionally, the Commission approved a preliminary subdivision plat for a 208-unit storage condominium complex.
- Recommended approval of zone change from Golf Course District to Residential Estates District for six properties on Paseo Verde, Via Del Lago, and Plaza Del Sol (7-0)
- Recommended approval of zone change from Golf Course District to Limited Multiple-Family District for 2659 Jamaica Boulevard S. (7-0)
- Approved preliminary subdivision plat for 208-unit Paradyme Havasu Storage Condominiums at 80 Retail Centre Boulevard (7-0)
- Approved Regular Meeting Minutes from October 5, 2022 (7-0)
🗳️ How they voted (4 roll-call votes)
PSPRS Local Fire Board
This agenda for the Lake Havasu City PSPRS Local Fire Board meeting on October 26, 2022, contains only boilerplate text with no listed agenda items, decisions, or discussion topics. The document appears to be a placeholder or incomplete, providing no substantive information for residents.
PSPRS Local Police Board
This is a procedural agenda for the Lake Havasu City PSPRS Local Police Board meeting on October 26, 2022. The agenda contains no substantive items, only boilerplate text. No decisions or discussions are specified.
City Council
The City Council will consider updates and contract awards for the new Municipal Courthouse project. The agenda also includes amendments to sign standards and various equipment and service agreements.
- Contract awards and pricing updates for the New Municipal Courthouse Project
- Ordinance amendments regarding electronic reader boards and political sign standards
- Purchase of fire apparatus parts and accessories exceeding $50,000
- Amendment to purchase two Caterpillar 926M Wheel Loaders
- Class B Bingo License application for American Legion Post #81/White
The City Council approved the construction contract and guaranteed maximum price for a new municipal courthouse and multi-purpose room. The council also approved several equipment purchases and a street sweeping contract renewal. A proposed ordinance to amend zoning and sign standards failed after a motion for reactive enforcement was defeated.
- Approved $6,174,049 construction cost for new municipal courthouse (6-1)
- Approved $98,052 contract amendment for DFDG Architecture construction administration (6-1)
- Recommended approval of Class B Bingo License for American Legion Post #81 (7-0)
- Approved $490,046.04 purchase of two 2022 Caterpillar 926M Wheel Loaders (7-0)
- Approved street sweeping contract renewal with Precision Sweeping, LLC for $184,514.40 (7-0)
- Approved purchase of Motorola Irrigation Controllers from Branif Systems, Inc. (7-0)
- Approved sole source purchase of Pierce Fire Apparatus parts exceeding $50,000 (7-0)
- Denied amended motion for reactive enforcement of political sign standards (1-6)
🗳️ How they voted — 2 divided votes
City Council
The City Council will consider ordinances to update nuisance definitions and include criminal enforcement. The council will also discuss a crisis intervention agreement for mobile team specialists.
- Ordinance updating nuisance definitions and adding criminal enforcement
- Agreement with Community Health Associates for crisis mobile team specialists
- Purchase of security system updates for Public Works from Stone Security
- Amendment to purchase a Toro Groundsmaster 4000-D mower
- Ordinance adding an interference section to code compliance
The council adopted two ordinances updating the city's nuisance code and adding criminal enforcement for code compliance interference. It also approved a no-cost agreement with Community Health Associates to house a mobile crisis team at the police department, and authorized the purchase of a Toro mower for $88,585 plus tax. All votes were 5-0 with two members absent.
- Adopted Ordinance 22-1294 updating nuisance definitions and adding criminal enforcement (5-0)
- Adopted Ordinance 22-1295 making interference with code enforcement a class 1 misdemeanor (5-0)
- Authorized crisis intervention agreement with Community Health Associates for mobile crisis team at police department (5-0)
- Approved $88,585.24 plus tax for Toro Groundsmaster 4000-D mower via cooperative purchase (5-0)
- Approved consent agenda including September 27 meeting minutes, easement abandonment, security system and technology upgrades (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (10 roll-call votes)
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will hold a public hearing regarding an 11-unit residential townhouse subdivision at 450 Lake Havasu Avenue N. Members will also review proposed amendments to the zoning code concerning sign standards, including electronic reader boards and political signs.
- Preliminary subdivision plat for Encanto 2 Townhouses at 450 Lake Havasu Avenue N
- Amendments to Title 14 Zoning Code regarding sign standards and definitions
- Election of a Vice Chair
- Approval of September 7, 2022 meeting minutes
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a preliminary subdivision plat for Encanto 2 Townhouses, an 11-unit residential townhouse project at 450 Lake Havasu Avenue N. The commission also voted to recommend City Council approval of amendments to sign standards, including new rules for electronic reader boards and political signs. A public speaker raised concerns about starter homes being bought up by investors, but the commission noted it had no authority to impose such restrictions under current code.
- Approved preliminary subdivision plat for Encanto 2 Townhouses (11 units) at 450 Lake Havasu Avenue N (6-0)
- Recommended City Council approve sign code amendments adding standards for electronic reader boards, sign base width, and political signs (6-0)
- Elected David Diaz as Vice Chair (6-0)
- Approved minutes from September 7, 2022 meeting (6-0)
🗳️ How they voted (4 roll-call votes)
City Council
The City Council will consider a rezoning request for industrial storage units and updates to the city's nuisance code. The meeting also includes discussions on wastewater treatment plant upgrades and new equipment purchases.
- Rezoning 2031 Industrial Boulevard to allow storage units
- Ordinance updates to nuisance definitions and criminal enforcement
- Purchase of a 2023 600 Regenerative Air Sweeper
- Bid award for odor control systems to Ecoverde, LLC
- Filtration system upgrades at Island Wastewater Treatment Plant
The council voted 7-0 to introduce an updated nuisance code (Chapter 8.08) clarifying rules on inoperable vehicles, landscaping, and adding criminal enforcement, with 'dry fronds' removed from the text. They also awarded a $933,786 contract to Ecoverde, LLC for biological odor control systems at wastewater plants, and approved a $158,000 sole-source rebuild of a disk filter system. A planned development rezone for storage units at 2031 Industrial Boulevard passed 6-1, and a Class B bingo license for River Cities United Way was recommended 6-0 (one recusal).
- Introduced nuisance code amendment (Chapter 8.08) with criminal enforcement option (7-0)
- Awarded $933,786 bid for biological odor control systems to Ecoverde, LLC (7-0)
- Approved $158,000 sole-source rebuild of Five Star Filtration disk filter system (7-0)
- Adopted planned development rezone for storage units at 2031 Industrial Blvd (6-1)
- Recommended Class B bingo license for River Cities United Way (6-0, 1 recusal)
- Approved $330,181.36 purchase of TYMCO 600 regenerative air sweeper (7-0)
- Approved consent agenda including easement abandonments and final plat (7-0)
- Introduced interference ordinance for code enforcement officers (7-0)
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
City Council
The City Council is considering a cooperative purchase of duty weapons for the Police Department and new playground surfacing at Rotary Community Park. The agenda also includes an amendment to an environmental agreement with the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality.
- Cooperative purchase of Police Department duty weapons from ProForce Law Enforcement
- Installation of soft playground surface at Rotary Community Park Ramada B
- Amendment to the Environmental Access Agreement with ADEQ for monitoring wells and soil sites
- Sale of a 1990 Chevy Step Van to Mohave Valley Fire District
- Change Order No. 1 for the Island WWTP Flow Equalization Basin Replacement Project
The council approved a $1,053,864 change order for the Island WWTP Flow Equalization Basin replacement project, keeping the total under the original engineer's estimate. They also approved a $78,352 police duty weapons purchase with a trade credit, a $92,092 playground surface replacement, and an auto parts cooperative purchase. A lengthy discussion on the Go Lake Havasu tourism contract included concerns about reserves and event marketing, with consensus to amend the contract to ensure city funds revert to the city if the organization dissolves.
- Approved $1,053,864 change order for Island WWTP FEB replacement project (7-0)
- Approved $78,352 police duty weapons purchase from ProForce with $27,003 trade credit (7-0)
- Approved $92,092 playground surface replacement at Rotary Community Park (7-0)
- Approved cooperative purchase of auto parts from Jack's Auto Parts exceeding $50,000 annually (7-0)
- Consensus to amend Go Lake Havasu contract to include reversion of city funds and assets to the city
- Approved consent agenda including August 23 meeting minutes and several resolutions (7-0)
🗳️ How they voted (5 roll-call votes)
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will hold public hearings regarding two property requests. One request involves creating an 8-unit commercial condominium at Gauge Industrial Park. The second seeks to remove properties from the Maricopa Avenue parking masterplan.
- Preliminary subdivision plat for 8-unit commercial condominium at 1101 Gauge Drive
- Amendment to remove properties from the Parking-In-Common Masterplan on Maricopa Avenue
- Approval of August 17, 2022, meeting minutes
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a preliminary subdivision plat for Gauge Industrial Park, converting an existing 8-unit industrial complex into commercial condominiums at 1101 Gauge Drive. It also approved removing four properties on Maricopa Avenue from the Parking-In-Common Masterplan, with a condition requiring design review before development. Both decisions passed 7-0 with three members absent.
- Approved preliminary plat for Gauge Industrial Park, 8-unit commercial condominium subdivision (7-0)
- Approved amendment to remove 3135, 3137, 3139, & 3141 Maricopa Ave from Parking-In-Common Masterplan, with design review condition (7-0)
- Approved minutes of August 17, 2022 meeting (7-0)
🗳️ How they voted (6 roll-call votes)
Community Resource Coalition
This agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and no substantive items for discussion or decision.
City Council
The council will consider a grant agreement and bid award for the airport runway rehabilitation project. Additionally, members will review zone changes for El Camino Drive and several city transit system plans.
- Zone change for 1509, 1515, & 1519 El Camino Drive from C-1 to C-2
- Bid award for Airport Runway Strengthening and Overlay Project to Sunland Asphalt & Construction, LLC
- Amendment to engineering agreement for Horizontal Collector Well Rehabilitation Project
- Approval of subdivision plats for Tres Mas and La Fortuna Townhouses
- Adoption of amended city transit plans including Paratransit and Title VI plans
The council awarded a $5,880,000 contract to Sunland Asphalt & Construction for the Airport Runway Strengthening and Overlay Project (Runway 14-32 Rehabilitation). The project includes milling and replacing asphalt on 8,000 linear feet of runway, with a 45-day closure starting May 1, 2023. Funding comes from an FAA grant (91.06%), an ADOT matching grant (4.47%), and the city's Airport Fund (4.47%). Councilmember Campbell recused herself from the vote.
- Awarded Airport Runway Strengthening and Overlay Project to Sunland Asphalt & Construction, LLC for $5,880,000 (6-0, Campbell recused).
- Approved Amendment No. 1 to the Horizontal Collector Well Rehabilitation Project agreement with Jacobs Engineering Group for $159,694 (7-0).
- Adopted Ordinance No. 22-1292 rezoning 1509, 1515, & 1519 El Camino Drive from Limited Commercial (C-1) to General Commercial (C-2) (7-0).
- Adopted Resolution No. 22-3604 adopting the amended Lake Havasu City Complementary Paratransit Plan (7-0).
- Adopted Resolution No. 22-3605 adopting the amended Transit Title VI Plan with a correction to Page 28 (7-0).
- Approved the Lake Havasu City Transit Asset Management Plan (7-0).
- Approved the Lake Havasu City Transit Public Transit Agency Safety Plan (7-0).
- Recommended approval of Class B Bingo Licenses for Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie #4299 and Auxiliary #4299 at 1561 Marlboro Drive (both 7-0).
🗳️ How they voted (11 roll-call votes)
PSPRS Local Police Board
This is a procedural meeting of the Lake Havasu City PSPRS Local Police Board. The agenda text provided contains no substantive items, only a header and a page marker, so no decisions or discussions are listed.
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings for two development requests. These include a 13-unit residential townhouse subdivision at 1080 Acoma Place and a rezoning request for 2031 Industrial Boulevard.
- Preliminary subdivision plat for Tesoro Townhouses at 1080 Acoma Place
- Planned Development Rezone for 2031 Industrial Boulevard to allow storage units
- Approval of July 20, 2022 meeting minutes
The Lake Havasu City Planning and Zoning Commission approved a preliminary subdivision plat for Tesoro Townhouses, a 13-unit residential townhouse and 11-unit garage project at 1080 Acoma Place. The commission also recommended City Council approval of a planned development rezone for storage units at 2031 Industrial Boulevard. Both decisions were made during the August 17, 2022 regular meeting.
- Approved preliminary subdivision plat for Tesoro Townhouses (13 units, 11 garages) at 1080 Acoma Place (6-1)
- Recommended City Council approval of planned development rezone for storage units at 2031 Industrial Boulevard (7-0)
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
City Council
The City Council will hold a special meeting featuring a public hearing. The council will consider Resolution No. 22-3608 to officially declare the results of the primary election held on August 2, 2022.
- Adoption of Resolution No. 22-3608 regarding the August 2, 2022, primary election results
The Lake Havasu City Council adopted Resolution No. 22-3608, officially canvassing the August 2, 2022, Primary Election results as declared by the Mohave County Board of Supervisors. Based on the results, Cal Sheehy was elected Mayor, and Jeni Coke, Jim Dolan, and Michele Lin were elected as Councilmembers, all taking office on November 22, 2022. Since all seats were filled in the primary, no general election will be held on November 8, 2022.
- Adopted Resolution No. 22-3608 accepting the official canvass of the August 2, 2022, Primary Election (7-0)
- Declared Cal Sheehy elected as Mayor
- Declared Jeni Coke, Jim Dolan, and Michele Lin elected as Councilmembers
- Determined no general election will be held on November 8, 2022
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
City Council
The City Council will review several liquor license applications and vehicle purchase agreements. The council will also consider a final subdivision plat for 50 residential lots in the Havasu Foothills Estates Phase II area.
- Final subdivision plat for 50 residential lots in Havasu Foothills Estates Phase II
- Liquor license applications for Grapes N Grains, Havasu Riviera Marina, and Harleyz and Hot Rodz
- Cooperative purchase of 2022 Polaris Ranger XP1000s
- Cooperative purchase of four F150 pickup trucks
- Abandonment of utility and drainage easements on Catalina Drive, Surf Lane, and Burke Drive
The Lake Havasu City Council approved the final subdivision plat for Tract 2381 (The Villas) in Havasu Foothills Estates, adding 50 residential lots to the platted total. The council also recommended approval of three liquor licenses (Grapes N Grains, Havasu Riviera Marina, Harleyz and Hot Rodz) and approved cooperative purchases for two Polaris Rangers and four Ford F150 trucks. All votes were unanimous except for the Polaris purchase, which passed 6-1 with Councilmember Campbell dissenting.
- Approved final subdivision plat for Tract 2381, The Villas, 50 residential lots (6-0, Campbell recused)
- Recommended approval of Series #7 liquor license for Grapes N Grains Beer & Wine Lounge (7-0)
- Recommended approval of Series #10 liquor license for Havasu Riviera Marina (7-0)
- Recommended approval of Series #12 liquor license for Harleyz and Hot Rodz (7-0)
- Approved $52,434.40 cooperative purchase of two Polaris Ranger XP1000s (6-1, Campbell nay)
- Approved $147,373.39 cooperative purchase of four Ford F150 pickup trucks (7-0)
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
City Council
The Lake Havasu City Council approved a $371,398.18 construction contract with T.R. Orr, Inc. for Phase III pickleball court improvements at Dick Samp Memorial Park, funded by a $144,548.18 donation from an anonymous donor. The council also approved two liquor licenses, a zone change, and a professional services agreement for wastewater treatment plant repairs. The drainage improvement project bid was tabled for further cost analysis.
- Approved $371,398.18 construction contract with T.R. Orr, Inc. for Dick Samp Memorial Park pickleball courts (7-0)
- Accepted $144,548.18 donation for final four pickleball courts at Dick Samp Memorial Park (7-0)
- Recommended approval of Series #7 beer and wine bar liquor license for Rickety Cricket Brewing (7-0)
- Recommended approval of Series #12 restaurant liquor license for Petit Chateau (7-0)
- Adopted Ordinance No. 22-1291 rezoning 2276 Leonard Lane from Golf Course to Residential Estates (7-0)
- Awarded $110,060 professional services agreement to Narasimhan Consulting Services for Mulberry Treatment Plant aeration basin repairs (7-0)
- Tabled bid for 1001 Mohican Drive drainage improvement project for cost-effective alternatives
🗳️ How they voted (7 roll-call votes)
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a zone change request for 1509, 1515, and 1519 El Camino Drive. The proposal seeks to rezone the properties from Limited Commercial (C-1) to General Commercial (C-2). The commission will also consider approving minutes from the July 6, 2022 meeting.
- Zone change request for 1509, 1515, & 1519 El Camino Drive from C-1 to C-2
- Approval of July 6, 2022 meeting minutes
The Planning and Zoning Commission voted 6-1 to recommend that the City Council approve a zone change for 1509, 1515, and 1519 El Camino Drive from Limited Commercial (C-1) to General Commercial (C-2). The request will go to the City Council on August 23, 2022. The commission also approved the July 6, 2022 meeting minutes and received an informational petition regarding a proposed development at Foothills Estates, but no action was taken on that item.
- Recommended approval of zone change for 1509, 1515, & 1519 El Camino Drive from C-1 to C-2 (6-1)
- Approved Regular Meeting Minutes from July 6, 2022 (6-0)
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
City Council
The council will consider adopting a property tax levy for the 2022-23 fiscal year. The agenda also includes reviews of contracts for public safety equipment and various infrastructure projects. Additionally, the council will consider grant applications for water meter upgrades.
- Adoption of property tax levy with an additional $248,432 amount due to increased valuation
- Five-year agreement with Axon Enterprise, Inc. for digital evidence management and camera equipment
- Purchase of two LIFEPAK 15 replacement units from Stryker Medical
- Application for a WaterSMART grant to upgrade well water and service meters
- Membrane replacement for the North Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant
The City Council adopted the property tax levy rate of $0.6718 per $100 assessed value for Fiscal Year 2022-23, keeping the rate flat from the prior year. The rate was adopted 5-2, with Councilmembers Campbell and Lin voting against, after discussion about a possible reduction to $0.65. The council also approved several contracts, including a $3.1 million Aquatic Center HVAC project and a $1.1 million police equipment agreement with Axon Enterprise.
- Adopted property tax levy rate of $0.6718 per $100 assessed value for FY 2022-23 (5-2)
- Approved $3,098,353 Aquatic Center HVAC project to Comfort Systems USA SW (7-0)
- Approved $1,137,399.31 5-year Axon police equipment agreement (7-0)
- Approved $1,015,500 Chip Drive Lift Station Rehabilitation to Schofield Civil Construction (7-0)
- Approved $496,008 wastewater membrane replacement from SUEZ (7-0)
- Approved $69,570 second-floor courthouse design amendment with DFDG Architecture (5-2)
- Adopted London Bridge Plaza Improvement District No. 2 levy at $0.7370 per $100 (7-0)
- Adopted McCulloch Median Improvement District No. 4 levy at $0.5040 per $100 (6-1)
🗳️ How they voted — 3 divided votes
PSPRS Local Police Board
This is the agenda for the Lake Havasu City PSPRS Local Police Board meeting on July 11, 2022. The agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and no specific items for decision or discussion are listed.
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a preliminary subdivision plat for AZCO Storage Condominiums. This proposal involves creating a 31-unit storage condominium subdivision in the Light Industrial District. The meeting also includes elections for Chair and Vice Chair.
- Public hearing for AZCO Storage Condominiums (ID 22-3378)
- Election of Commission Chair
- Election of Commission Vice Chair
- Approval of June 15, 2022 meeting minutes
The Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved a preliminary subdivision plat for AZCO Storage Condominiums at 1075 Aviation Dr, creating a 31-unit storage condominium subdivision in the Light Industrial District. The commission also elected Jim Harris as Chairman and Chad Nelson as Vice Chairman, and approved the June 15, 2022 meeting minutes. All votes were 7-0.
- Approved preliminary subdivision plat for AZCO Storage Condominiums, 1075 Aviation Dr (7-0)
- Elected Jim Harris as Chairman (7-0)
- Elected Chad Nelson as Vice Chairman (7-0)
- Approved June 15, 2022 regular meeting minutes (7-0)
🗳️ How they voted (4 roll-call votes)
City Council
The City Council will meet to adopt the final Fiscal Year 2022-23 budget and conduct a public hearing regarding the proposed property tax levy. The agenda also includes appointing members to several city boards and reviewing design services for the Bridgewater Channel Dredging Project.
- Adoption of the Fiscal Year 2022-23 Final Budget
- Public hearing on the proposed 2022-23 property tax levy
- Professional design services agreement for the Bridgewater Channel Dredging Project
- Final subdivision plat approval for Golden Rox Townhouses at 3437 Oro Grande Boulevard
- Appointments to the Board of Adjustment, Parks & Recreation, and Planning & Zoning Commission
The Lake Havasu City Council unanimously adopted the final FY 2022-23 budget of $225,766,868 and approved the proposed property tax levy of $0.6718 per $100 assessed value, keeping the rate unchanged for the fifth consecutive year. The council also approved several board appointments, a dredging design contract, and a Microsoft licensing agreement. A motion to appoint different Planning & Zoning Commission members failed, but a subsequent motion with the panel's recommendations passed 6-1.
- Adopted FY 2022-23 final budget of $225,766,868 (7-0)
- Approved property tax levy of $0.6718 per $100 assessed value, $5,995,742 total (7-0)
- Designated Go Lake Havasu as Destination Marketing Organization (7-0)
- Appointed members to Board of Adjustment, Parks & Recreation, Planning & Zoning, and Community Resource Coalition (7-0 each)
- Awarded $102,220 design contract for Bridgewater Channel Dredging to Kimley-Horn (7-0)
- Approved 3-year Microsoft Enterprise Agreement at $252,276.32/year (7-0)
- Failed motion to appoint different Planning & Zoning members (2-5); later passed panel's recommendations (6-1)
- Directed staff to proceed with courthouse project and explore second-floor council chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss updates to the recommended landscaping plant list. This discussion involves Lake Havasu City Code § 14.04.04.
- Discussion regarding Lake Havasu City Code § 14.04.04, Landscaping, and the Recommended Landscaping Plant List
The City Council held a work session to discuss landscaping code and the Recommended Landscaping Plant List. Councilmembers suggested code changes, but no formal votes were taken. The council consensus directed staff to update the plant list to include irrigation system options and provide education and outreach.
- Directed staff to update Recommended Landscaping Plant List with irrigation system options (consensus)
- Discussed potential code changes to landscaping requirements (no action taken)
- Heard public comments on landscaping and water conservation
PSPRS Local Fire Board
The provided agenda text contains no substantive information regarding decisions, discussions, or proposals. The document consists only of procedural header information.
PSPRS Local Police Board
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Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will hold a public hearing regarding two items. These include a request for charter boat operations at London Bridge Resort and a zone change for 2276 Leonard Lane.
- Conditional Use Permit for charter and tour boats at 1477 Queens Bay
- Zone change from Golf Course to Residential Estates for 2276 Leonard Lane
- Approval of June 1, 2022 meeting minutes
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a conditional use permit allowing Sunset Charter and Tour Co. to operate charter and tour boats from two 'D' Docks at the London Bridge Resort, with eight conditions including fire department contact, permits, business license, and passenger loading only from the Executive Dock. The Commission also recommended approval of a zone change for 2276 Leonard Lane from Golf Course to Residential Estates, which will go to the City Council on July 26, 2022. Minutes from June 1, 2022 were approved.
- Approved Conditional Use Permit 22-3326 for charter/tour boats at 1477 Queens Bay (6-0)
- Recommended approval of Zone Change 22-3327 for 2276 Leonard Lane from GC to R-E (5-0)
- Approved minutes of June 1, 2022 meeting (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
City Council
The City Council will consider adopting the fiscal year 2022-23 tentative budget and a five-year capital improvement plan for 2023-27. The agenda also includes public hearings for liquor licenses and various subdivision plats.
- Adoption of the Fiscal Year 2022-23 Tentative Budget
- Adoption of the Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan (FY 2023-27)
- Planned Development Rezone Amendment for Swanson Avenue properties
- Awarding bid for the 2022 Water Main Replacement Project to Premier Backhoe, Inc.
- Purchase of three Ford F-150 pickups for the Water Division
The City Council adopted the Fiscal Year 2022-23 Tentative Budget, setting a cap of $225,766,868, and the Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) for FY 2023-27 totaling $131.1 million. Both were approved unanimously (6-0, with Vice Mayor Dolan absent). The council also approved a major rezone amendment for 66 multi-family units on Swanson Avenue, replacing previously approved assisted living and medical uses, in a 5-1 vote.
- Adopted Resolution 22-3585, FY 2022-23 Tentative Budget cap of $225,766,868 (6-0)
- Adopted Resolution 22-3584, Five-Year CIP FY 2023-27 totaling $131.1 million (6-0)
- Approved Ordinance 22-1290, rezone amendment for 66 multi-family units at 2110-2190 Swanson Ave (5-1)
- Awarded $1,861,298.07 bid to Premier Backhoe for 2022 Water Main Replacement Project (6-0)
- Approved $85,977.51 purchase of three Ford F-150 pickups for Water Division (6-0)
- Approved Change Order No. 2 ($25,791.34) for McCulloch Blvd Pavement Rehab (6-0)
- Approved final subdivision plat for Ocotillo Ridge, 7-unit townhouse at 2020 Swanson Ave (6-0)
- Recommended approval of three liquor licenses (Texaco Food Mart, Mobil Food Mart, Maverik) (6-0 each)
🗳️ How they voted — 2 divided votes
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will hold public hearings for three preliminary subdivision plat requests. These proposals include the Golden Rox, Tres Mas, and La Fortuna townhouse developments. The meeting also includes approval of May 4, 2022, minutes.
- Golden Rox Townhouses: 2-unit residential subdivision at 3437 Oro Grande Boulevard
- Tres Mas Townhouses: 3-unit residential subdivision at 2306 Palisades Drive
- La Fortuna Townhouses: 16-unit residential subdivision at 2015 Moyo Drive
- Approval of May 4, 2022, meeting minutes
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved three preliminary subdivision plats for townhouse developments: Golden Rox Townhouses (2 units), Tres Mas Townhouses (3 units), and La Fortuna Townhouses (16 units). All motions passed unanimously 7-0. The commission also approved the May 4, 2022 meeting minutes.
- Approved preliminary plat for Golden Rox Townhouses, 2-unit subdivision at 3437 Oro Grande Blvd (7-0)
- Approved preliminary plat for Tres Mas Townhouses, 3-unit subdivision at 2306 Palisades Drive (7-0)
- Approved preliminary plat for La Fortuna Townhouses, 16-unit subdivision at 2015 Moyo Drive (7-0)
- Approved minutes of May 4, 2022 regular meeting (7-0)
🗳️ How they voted (4 roll-call votes)
City Council
The City Council will review several residential development plats for new townhouse subdivisions at Bahama Avenue and Shoshone Drive. The council will also consider amendments to the city's zoning code regarding building density and height requirements.
- Final plat approval for 13-unit Ivy Court Estates at 1740 Bahama Avenue
- Final plat approval for 24-unit Alianza subdivision at 3070 & 3072 Shoshone Drive
- Zoning code amendments regarding minimum density and building story requirements
- Purchase of two Mercury outboard motors from Fallon Marine, LLC
- Purchase of a 2023 Freightliner M2106 dump truck
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to review fiscal year 2021/22 budget year-end estimates. The meeting also includes discussions regarding the fiscal year 2022/23 annual budget and the five-year capital improvement plan.
- FY 2021/22 budget year-end estimates
- FY 2022/23 annual budget discussion
- Five-year capital improvement plan review
The City Council held a work session to review the proposed FY 2022-23 budget and five-year capital improvement plan, but took no formal votes. Staff presented a $8.1 million increase in the General Fund, 28 new full-time positions, and a proposed 3% COLA. Councilmembers discussed concerns about recruitment, retention, and the COLA, with some supporting a higher increase. The public hearing was closed with no comments, and the meeting adjourned.
- No formal decisions made; budget review only
- Public hearing opened and closed with no comments
- Meeting adjourned at 10:43 a.m.
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several land use changes and liquor license applications. The meeting also includes decisions on airport engineering contracts and various municipal equipment purchases.
- Rezoning 1975 Daytona Drive for a school building and multi-purpose facility
- Zone change for 40 Retail Centre Boulevard to a manufactured home district
- Awarding airport engineering and architectural services contract to C&S Engineers, Inc.
- Approval of water and wastewater parts purchases exceeding $50,000
- Liquor license hearings for Havasu Brewing Company and Dos Amigos
The council approved a zone change for 40 Retail Centre Boulevard from General Commercial (C-2) to Manufactured Home (RMH) District, allowing development of approximately 150 manufactured homes on leased land. The vote was 4-2, with Councilmembers Lane and Moses dissenting. The council also approved several other items, including a lease amendment with Mohave County, two liquor licenses, a rezone for a school building, and various contracts and purchases.
- Approved rezone of 40 Retail Centre Blvd from C-2 to RMH for ~150 manufactured homes (4-2)
- Adopted Resolution 22-3566 amending Mohave County municipal court lease (6-0)
- Recommended approval of Series #7 liquor license for Havasu Brewing Company (6-0)
- Recommended approval of Series #7 liquor license for Dos Amigos (6-0)
- Adopted Ordinance 22-1286 approving PD rezone for school building at 1975 Daytona Dr (6-0)
- Awarded airport engineering consultant contract to C&S Engineers, Inc. (6-0)
- Approved Change Order No. 2 for Backup Water Supply Well Facilities, $332,101 (6-0)
- Approved cooperative purchase agreement with Ferguson Enterprises for water/wastewater parts (6-0)
🗳️ How they voted — 2 divided votes
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will consider a request to amend PD 01-005 at 2110, 2160, 2170, 2180, and 2190 Swanson Avenue. The proposal seeks to replace assisted living, memory care, and medical office uses with multiple-family residential uses for certain lots.
- Rezone major amendment for 2110, 2160, 2170, 2180, and 2190 Swanson Avenue
- Approval of April 20, 2022 meeting minutes
The Planning and Zoning Commission voted 5-1 to recommend approval to City Council of a major amendment to the previously approved Planned Development at 2110-2190 Swanson Avenue. The amendment would replace approved assisted living, memory care, restaurant, health care, and medical office uses on Lots 2-5 with 66 multi-family residential units in four two-story buildings. The recommendation includes conditions allowing 100% residential occupancy and ground-floor dwellings, with design review required before building permits. The item is scheduled for City Council review on June 14, 2022.
- Approved recommendation for PD Major Amendment ID 22-3279 (5-1)
- Approved minutes of April 20, 2022 meeting (6-0)
- Seated alternate members Lehr and Mitchell
- Cancelled May 18, 2022 meeting due to no items
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
City Council
The City Council adopted Resolution No. 22-3571 establishing the Lake Havasu City Community Resource Coalition to assist in distributing American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds for social services. The resolution was amended to change the funding allocation from 'approximately $1 million' to 'up to $1 million' before passing 5-2. The council also approved an intergovernmental agreement with ADOT for bike lane improvements on London Bridge Road, adopted a firearms discharge ordinance amendment, and accepted the FY 2021 audit report.
- Adopted Resolution No. 22-3571 establishing Community Resource Coalition for ARPA funds (5-2)
- Approved Resolution No. 22-3575 for ADOT bike lane improvements on London Bridge Road (5-2)
- Adopted Ordinance No. 22-1284 amending firearms discharge code to conform to state law (7-0)
- Accepted FY 2021 audited annual financial report (7-0)
- Recommended Class B Bingo License for The Clothes Closet, Inc. (6-0, 1 recusal)
- Approved Consent Agenda including easement abandonments and subdivision plat (7-0)
- Found favorable annual evaluations for City Manager, Magistrate, and Attorney (7-0)
🗳️ How they voted — 2 divided votes
City Council
The Lake Havasu City Council will meet in an executive session to discuss personnel matters. The scheduled discussions include the annual evaluations of the City Magistrate, City Manager, and City Attorney.
- Annual evaluation of City Magistrate
- Annual evaluation of City Manager
- Annual evaluation of City Attorney
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session regarding the city's budget and capital plans. The session includes reviewing year-end estimates for Fiscal Year 2021/22, the Annual Budget for Fiscal Year 2022/23, and the Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan.
- FY 2021/22 budget year-end estimates
- FY 2022/23 annual budget review
- Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan overview
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider a 6-unit residential subdivision at 2831 Tonto Drive. The meeting also includes requests to amend the city's zoning code regarding development standards and density requirements. Additionally, the commission will review removing specific conditions for a property on Kiowa Boulevard North.
- 6-unit residential subdivision plat for Tonto Desert Oasis Condominiums at 2831 Tonto Drive
- Removal of zoning change conditions for 2124 Kiowa Boulevard N
- Text amendments to City Code Title 14 regarding development standards and building height
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
City Council
The City Council will review amendments to the city's zoning and development code. The agenda also includes liquor license applications for Quality Inn & Suites and a bid award for a taxiway reconstruction project.
- Amendments to the Lake Havasu City Zoning Development Code
- Bid award for the Taxiway Project to Combs Construction Company, Inc.
- Grant application for Police Station and Jail Refurbishment
- Liquor license applications for Quality Inn & Suites
- Engineering agreement amendment for the Police Fuel Facility Replacement Project
The Lake Havasu City Council approved a package of nine zoning code amendments but voted 4-3 to exclude Amendment #5, which would have allowed buildings up to 30 feet in R-M districts adjacent to single-family zoning. The remaining amendments, including setback corrections, cannabis display restrictions, and election sign timing, were adopted. The council also approved a $456,651.80 taxiway rehabilitation contract and two liquor licenses for Quality Inn & Suites.
- Adopted Ordinance No. 22-1285 with Amendment #5 excluded (4-3)
- Awarded Rehabilitate & Reconstruct Taxiway Project to Combs Construction Company, Inc. for $456,651.80 (7-0)
- Approved Amendment No. 1 to Engineering Professional Services Agreement for Police Fuel Facility Replacement to Jacobs Engineering Group, Inc. for $18,199 (7-0)
- Recommended approval of Series #11 hotel/motel liquor license for Quality Inn & Suites (7-0)
- Recommended approval of Series #12 restaurant liquor license for Quality Inn & Suites (7-0)
- Approved Consent Agenda including resolutions on fair housing, flood control, and grant applications (7-0)
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission is reviewing several land use requests during public hearings. These include a new condominium subdivision, a parking masterplan amendment for a restaurant drive-thru, and a zone change for a retail center parcel.
- Preliminary subdivision plat for Ocotillo Ridge Condos at 2020 Swanson Avenue
- Parking masterplan amendment for 3565 & 3569 Maricopa Avenue to allow a restaurant drive-thru
- Planned Development Rezone at 1975 Daytona Drive for a school and multi-purpose facility
- Zone change for 40 Retail Centre Boulevard from General Commercial to Manufactured Home District
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a preliminary subdivision plat for Ocotillo Ridge Condos, a 7-unit residential condominium at 2020 Swanson Avenue, with a 7-0 vote. It also approved a Parking-In-Common Masterplan amendment for a restaurant drive-thru at 3565 & 3569 Maricopa Avenue, recommended approval of a Planned Development Rezone for a school building at 1975 Daytona Drive, and recommended a zone change from General Commercial to Manufactured Home for 40 Retail Centre Boulevard. All votes were unanimous (7-0).
- Approved preliminary plat for Ocotillo Ridge Condos, 7-unit subdivision at 2020 Swanson Ave (7-0)
- Approved PIC Masterplan amendment for restaurant drive-thru at 3565 & 3569 Maricopa Ave (7-0)
- Recommended approval of PD Rezone for school/multi-purpose building at 1975 Daytona Dr (7-0)
- Recommended zone change from C-2 to RMH for 40 Retail Centre Blvd (7-0)
- Approved minutes of March 16, 2022 meeting (7-0)
🗳️ How they voted (5 roll-call votes)
PSPRS Local Fire Board
This agenda for the Lake Havasu City PSPRS Local Fire Board meeting on April 6, 2022, is entirely procedural boilerplate. It contains no listed agenda items, decisions, or discussion topics beyond the meeting notice itself.
PSPRS Local Police Board
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City Council
The City Council will review a development agreement for The Havasu Life South involving public improvements and a gated entry. Other items include an agreement with the Bureau of Land Management and a clinical practicum program with Mohave Community College. The council will also address London Bridge lighting maintenance and utility billing services.
- Development Agreement for The Havasu Life South, Tract 2406
- Memorandum of Understanding with the Bureau of Land Management
- Clinical Practicum agreement with Mohave Community College
- London Bridge Lighting Maintenance contract with Roth Lighting
- Utility billing services purchase from Dataprose, LLC
The council reached consensus to create a community resource coalition to allocate approximately $1 million in ARPA funds to social service agencies, with staff to return with a resolution. It also approved a $9,780/year maintenance agreement for London Bridge lighting (5-2), a development agreement for Havasu Life South, and resolutions for a Mohave Community College EMS partnership and a BLM trail signage MOU.
- Approved London Bridge lighting maintenance agreement with Roth Lighting (5-2)
- Approved development agreement for Havasu Life South, Tract 2406 (7-0)
- Adopted Resolution 22-3564 for MCC clinical practicum agreement (7-0)
- Adopted Resolution 22-3563 for BLM trail signage MOU (7-0)
- Approved consent agenda except item 6.3 (7-0)
- Directed staff to create community resource coalition with ~$1M ARPA funding for social services
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission is reviewing preliminary subdivision plats for two new residential condominium projects. The commission will also consider multiple amendments to the city's zoning code regarding setbacks, building heights, and cannabis product displays.
- 24-unit residential condominium subdivision at 3070 & 3072 Shoshone Drive
- 4-unit residential condominium subdivision at 2830 Palisades Drive
- Amendments to Zoning Code Title 14 regarding setbacks, building heights, and cannabis displays
- Review of development standards for R-UMS and R-CHD multi-family districts
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding a liquor license for Papa Leone’s Pizza and an amendment to the solid waste facilities operation agreement. The council will also consider a task order for a water treatment plant design project.
- Public hearing for Papa Leone’s Pizza Beer & Wine Bar Liquor License
- Amendment to Solid Waste Facilities Operation Agreement with Republic Services
- Task order for Water Treatment Plant Filter PLC Replacement Design Project
- Ground Lease Agreement with Martin & Cody Swanty Enterprises, Inc. for vehicle parking
The council approved Amendment No. 1 to the Solid Waste Facilities Operation Agreement with Republic Services, adding protections for monitoring wells required by ADEQ around the landfill. It also approved a Series #7 beer and wine bar liquor license for Papa Leone's Pizza, awarded a $78,823 design contract for the water treatment plant filter PLC replacement, and approved the consent agenda. No items were denied or tabled.
- Approved Amendment No. 1 to Solid Waste Facilities Operation Agreement with Republic Services (7-0)
- Recommended approval of Series #7 beer and wine bar liquor license for Papa Leone's Pizza (7-0)
- Awarded Task Order Agreement #4 to Jacobs Engineering for Water Treatment Plant Filter PLC Replacement Design, $78,823 (7-0)
- Approved Consent Agenda including Feb. 22, 2022 minutes, ground lease with Martin & Cody Swanty Enterprises, and cellular tower lease addendum (7-0)
🗳️ How they voted (4 roll-call votes)
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding a land use change for 40 Retail Centre Boulevard and the scheduling of the 2022 primary and general elections. The agenda also includes reviews of equipment purchases and grant applications.
- Rezoning 40 Retail Centre Boulevard from employment to medium density residential
- Scheduling of 2022 primary and general elections for Mayor and Councilmember
- Purchase of PackMan Landing Craft police and fire boats from Munson Boats
- Awarding asphalt milling bid to Combs Construction, Inc.
- Grant applications for traffic enforcement and HazMat equipment
The council approved a minor amendment to the General Plan's Future Land Use Map for 40 Retail Centre Boulevard, changing the designation from Employment to Medium Density Residential. This allows the developer to proceed with a rezoning request for a 136-unit duplex-style housing project called 'Yellow Bell Villas.' The council also approved several other items, including a bingo license transfer, a liquor license, election dates, and various purchases.
- Approved the consent agenda, including minutes, intergovernmental agreements, appointments, and grant applications.
- Recommended approval of a Class 'B' Bingo License transfer for Friends of the Food Bank to 5601 Highway 95.
- Recommended approval of a Series #10 beer and wine store liquor license for London Bridge Chevron at 1597 McCulloch Boulevard.
- Adopted Resolution No. 22-3554 calling a Primary Election for August 2, 2022, and a General Election for November 8, 2022.
- Adopted Resolution No. 22-3559 changing the land use designation for 40 Retail Centre Boulevard from Employment to Medium Density Residential.
- Accepted Quitclaim Deeds and Patents for S.A.R.A. Park from the Bureau of Land Management.
- Approved purchase of a 28' police boat and 30' fire boat from Munson Boats for $580,884.
- Awarded bid for asphalt milling to Combs Construction, Inc. for $159,991.52.
🗳️ How they voted (12 roll-call votes)
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings regarding two preliminary subdivision plats. The commission will also review and discuss development standards for the R-UMS and R-CHD multi-family districts.
- Preliminary Subdivision Plat for Ivy Court Estates at 1740 Bahama Avenue
- Preliminary Subdivision Plat for Rizos-Black Hill Subdivision at 4124 Black Hill Place
- Review of development standards for R-UMS and R-CHD multi-family districts
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a preliminary subdivision plat for Ivy Court Estates, a 13-unit residential condominium subdivision at 1740 Bahama Avenue, with a 6-0 vote. The commission also approved a preliminary plat for the Rizos-Black Hill Subdivision, creating 3 residential lots at 4124 Black Hill Place, with a 7-0 vote. The commission discussed potential revisions to development standards for the R-UMS and R-CHD multi-family districts but took no formal action, directing staff to draft proposed changes for a future meeting.
- Approved preliminary plat for Ivy Court Estates, 13-unit condominium at 1740 Bahama Ave (6-0)
- Approved preliminary plat for Rizos-Black Hill Subdivision, 3 lots at 4124 Black Hill Pl (7-0, 1 recusal)
- Approved minutes from January 19, 2022 meeting (7-0)
- Discussed possible revisions to R-UMS and R-CHD development standards; no action taken, staff to draft proposals
🗳️ How they voted (6 roll-call votes)
PSPRS Local Police Board
This is a procedural meeting of the Lake Havasu City PSPRS Local Police Board with no substantive agenda items listed. The agenda contains only the meeting header and no decisions or discussions are specified.
City Council
The City Council will consider multiple rezoning requests and development agreements for residential and manufactured home districts. The meeting also includes a presentation on the New Municipal Courthouse Project. Additionally, council members will review ordinances regarding aircraft landings and firearm discharge.
- Presentation on pre-construction services for the New Municipal Courthouse Project
- Zone change for 39.54 acres on Chenoweth Drive to a Manufactured Home District
- Ordinance amendment regarding aircraft and parachute landings
- Approval of final plats for La Casita, La Cholla, and Eagle View Villas condominiums
- Grant application to FEMA for the SAFER program to hire firefighters
🗳️ How they voted — 5 divided votes
City Council
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City Council
The City Council will review several public hearings, including a liquor license for Breakwater Grill and appointments to advisory boards. The agenda also includes decisions on software renewals, engineering contracts, and city code amendments.
- Liquor license for Breakwater Grill at 3465 Maricopa Avenue/Meehan
- Ordinance amending rules for aircraft, parachute, and hot air balloon landings
- Contract amendment with Willdan Financial Services for a water and wastewater rate study
- Awarding the fiscal year 2021-22 chip seal program bid to Cactus Asphalt
- Establishing Lake Havasu City Problem Solving Courts
The Lake Havasu City Council approved the FY 2021-22 Chip Seal Program for $1,128,126.48 to Cactus Asphalt, ratified a $7,054.82 water/wastewater rate study contract amendment, and introduced an ordinance to allow commercial parachuting and hot air ballooning with a permit. The council also adopted resolutions establishing Problem Solving Courts, appointing board members, and approved multiple contracts including a $359,876 vadose well design task order and a $75,000 ERP statement of work.
- Approved $1,128,126.48 chip seal program bid to Cactus Asphalt (7-0)
- Ratified $7,054.82 water/wastewater rate study contract amendment with Willdan (5-2)
- Introduced Ordinance 22-1279 allowing commercial parachuting and hot air ballooning with permit (7-0)
- Adopted Resolution 22-3549 establishing Problem Solving Courts (7-0)
- Approved $359,876 task order with Jacobs Engineering for vadose well design (7-0)
- Approved $75,000 statement of work with Camptra Technologies for ERP (7-0)
- Approved $337,000 Oracle software renewal with $129,688.98 contingency funds (7-0)
- Appointed Guy Reynolds to Parks and Recreation Advisory Board (7-0)
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will consider several requests for zone changes and land use amendments. The agenda also includes a review of parking standards for multi-family developments.
- Zone change for 39.54 acres at Chenoweth Drive and Victoria Farms Road to Manufactured Home District
- Land use change for 40 Retail Centre Boulevard from Employment to Medium Density Residential
- Parking masterplan amendment for 3337 Maricopa Avenue to allow drive-thru coffee access
- Conditional use permit for outdoor equipment storage at 35 Retail Centre Boulevard
- Review of parking standards for multi-family development
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval of a zone change for 39.54 acres on Chenoweth Drive and Victoria Farms Road from industrial/agricultural to Manufactured Home (RMH) District, allowing a proposed 350+ unit residential community. The Commission also recommended approval of a General Plan amendment for 40 Retail Centre Boulevard to allow medium density residential development. A request for a drive-thru coffee use at 3337 Maricopa Avenue was approved, while a conditional use permit for UniSource Energy Services outdoor storage at 35 Retail Centre Boulevard failed twice on tie votes.
- Recommended approval of zone change to RMH for 39.54 acres at Chenoweth Drive and Victoria Farms Road (5-1)
- Recommended approval of General Plan amendment to Medium Density Residential for 40 Retail Centre Boulevard (5-1)
- Approved Parking-In-Common Masterplan amendment for drive-thru coffee at 3337 Maricopa Avenue (6-0)
- Denied conditional use permit for UniSource outdoor storage at 35 Retail Centre Boulevard (3-3 tie, motion failed)
- Discussed multi-family parking standards; no formal action taken
🗳️ How they voted — 3 divided votes
City Council
The City Council is considering a rezoning request for several properties on Lake Havasu Avenue N. The council will also review development agreements for Ladera North at Havasu Foothills and contracts for drainage stabilization and fire equipment.
- Rezoning of 401-441 Lake Havasu Avenue N to Mixed Use/Planned Development, prohibiting self-storage
- Approval of a subdivision plat for Ladera North at Havasu Foothills into 25 residential lots
- Purchase of 17 sets of structural/extrication personal protection equipment (PPE)
- Awarding the Avalon Drain #2 Wash Stabilization Improvements Project bid to Perco Rock Company
- Agreement for construction management services for the Avalon Drain #2 project
The council adopted Ordinance 22-1277, rezoning five lots (401-441 Lake Havasu Ave N) from Multiple-Family to Mixed Use-General/Planned Development, prohibiting self-storage uses. It also approved a $1,436,555 bid for the Avalon Drain #2 wash stabilization project and a $69,656 construction management agreement. The council introduced an ordinance amending council and public request procedures, and approved a $54,763.46 purchase of firefighter PPE. All votes were unanimous (7-0).
- Adopted Ordinance 22-1277 rezoning 401-441 Lake Havasu Ave N to MU-G/PD, banning self-storage (7-0)
- Awarded $1,436,555 bid to Perco Rock for Avalon Drain #2 wash stabilization (7-0)
- Awarded $69,656 construction management contract to Kimley-Horn for Avalon Drain #2 (7-0)
- Introduced Ordinance 22-1278 amending council and public request procedures (7-0)
- Approved $54,763.46 purchase of 17 PPE sets from United Fire Equipment (7-0)
- Approved consent agenda including final plat for Ladera North subdivision (7-0)
🗳️ How they voted (6 roll-call votes)
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission is reviewing several requests for rezoning and subdivision plats. These include a 17-unit townhome development at 2250 Marina View Avenue and density changes for properties on Indian Hills Drive and Buena Vista Avenue. The agenda also includes an amendment to add a school building and gymnasium to 1975 Daytona Drive.
- Rezone 2250 Marina View Avenue for residential townhomes up to 60 feet tall
- Preliminary subdivision plat for 17 townhome units at 2250 Marina View Avenue
- Rezone 3702 Indian Hills Drive and Buena Vista Avenue to R-3/PD district
- Amend development plan for 1975 Daytona Drive to add a school building and gymnasium
The Planning and Zoning Commission voted 7-0 to recommend denial of a rezone request for 3702 Indian Hills Drive and 3641 & 3651 Buena Vista Avenue, which sought to change zoning from R-1 and R-3 to R-3/PD for up to 40 residential units. The commission also recommended approval of a rezone and preliminary plat for a 17-unit townhome development at 2250 Marina View Avenue, and approved a rezone amendment for a school and gymnasium at 1975 Daytona Drive.
- Recommended denial of rezone for 3702 Indian Hills Dr and 3641 & 3651 Buena Vista Ave (7-0)
- Recommended approval of rezone for 2250 Marina View Ave from MU-G to MU-N/PD (6-0)
- Approved preliminary plat for 17-unit townhome subdivision at 2250 Marina View Ave (7-0)
- Recommended approval of rezone amendment for school and gymnasium at 1975 Daytona Dr (6-0)