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Finance Director Selena Morris presented the CIP as a planning document totaling roughly $265 million over five years, with an estimated first-year program of about $62 million. Morris said the plan prioritizes streets, transportation and water projects in the early years and includes potential funding sources such as construction sales tax, enterprise bonds/loans and grants. She noted the town is modeling possible Water Infrastructure Financing Authority (WIFA) funding of about $15.5 million and a potential transportation bond scenario of $30 million to accelerate street projects; the modeled $30 million bond was shown with estimated debt service of about $1.718 million annually under assumptions discussed at the meeting.

The adopted CIP also increases planned pavement-preservation investment: staff said the town will commit an additional $1 million to the program so year-one preservation totals about $3.5 million, growing to $4 million and $4.5 million in later years. Morris emphasized the plan is updated annually and the council is being asked to adopt the plan as a planning document; only the first year is typically brought forward for appropriation in the annual budget process.

Councilmembers then considered the town's tentative budget for FY2025-26. The tentative budget presented totals $221,501,940 and serves as the spending ceiling; council authorized staff to publish notice for a public hearing on the final budget on June 26. Morris described key budget assumptions, reserve policies (including a 10% rainy-day fund policy and a 25% untouchable reserve designation), and accounting treatments used to show construction sales tax and other funds. She said the town practices fiscally conservative budgeting, models pay-as-you-go options for capital and prioritizes maintaining fund balance while funding strategic projects.

Council approved the CIP and financial plan and passed a resolution authorizing notice of the tentative budget's public hearing; both votes were unanimous.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Town Council Regular Meeting - Thursday, May 22, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Council approved the town's first standalone five-year Capital Improvement Plan (about $265 million total with roughly $62 million in year one) and authorized publication of the tentative FY2025-26 budget of $221,501,940 with a public hearing set for June 26.","taxTitle","Prescott Valley, Yavapai County, Arizona","taxId",3936,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6227406,"Town approves $478,000 purchase of parcel to accommodate future Jasper Parkway widening",171,2172000,2343000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3491676-50fbeef9e59e51c5ae55661953dedb3c&start=2172&end=2343","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3491676-50fbeef9e59e51c5ae55661953dedb3c/thumbnail_2172000.jpg","/articles/6227406/Prescott-Valley/Yavapai-County/Arizona/Town-approves-478000-purchase-of-parcel-to-accommodate-future-Jasper-Parkway-widening","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6227406-57f1db4d011587a86ff7bf8d76fbf81c/orig.mp4?Expires=1771177227&Signature=FL9VOqnqTt6jytLBDKFF7IIzfoSss236YRSGpMQu~thluG0rXNykarzxYjGob-uJaA6KDb2nMGillF--sQu4SmhgIE3ZGPnNTidbMbGEeg4UiEMSo4gwJDC-aSLXQ7D0TySD4Z5PY790-2Xpp4e5a7dXIXI1~dunazv4A9UoWFFowvv~e2CrJtcJTeRRzTrLHAkiOkIZH7H4Y27JeOyFODwiFC7-UUXWTXIMwIao15NPQRSxamYnNpDfPej4Fgf5KWL7Sfz6tHoz4p9PpSgnArPtp146Fq5v28E7mcKe8zDblvv-LjzIwAYkrPiGnojTCC2m94VGhHbMp2XSFPtlJw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Prescott Valley Town Council approved on May 20 the negotiated purchase of Parcel 103-09-22Y (5950 East Copper Hill Drive) for $478,000 plus broker costs to secure land needed for future widening and realignment of Jasper Parkway.

Town staff explained that Jasper Parkway was built with an interim two-lane alignment at the Copper Hill intersection and that right-of-way constraints make future widening difficult without acquiring the adjacent parcel. Mr. Latier said the parcel is zoned CG (commercial general sales) and that acquiring the entire property was preferred to attempting to subdivide while accommodating the roadway alignment.

Council authorized Resolution 2025-2420 for the purchase; the motion passed unanimously. Staff said the acquisition is intended to preserve the corridor for a future four-lane arterial alignment and to avoid complications that would arise if private development proceeded in the parcel without reservation for the right-of-way.

No development plan for the parcel was discussed at the meeting; town staff said acquisition was a planning step to enable future transportation improvements.","Council approved purchase of a parcel at Copper Hill Drive to secure right-of-way for planned widening and intersection realignment; purchase price $478,000 plus broker costs.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6227410,"Prescott Valley to buy roughly 3.86-acre county parcel adjacent to civic center for future municipal use",151,2012000,2163000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3491676-50fbeef9e59e51c5ae55661953dedb3c&start=2012&end=2163","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3491676-50fbeef9e59e51c5ae55661953dedb3c/thumbnail_2012000.jpg","/articles/6227410/Prescott-Valley/Yavapai-County/Arizona/Prescott-Valley-to-buy-roughly-386-acre-county-parcel-adjacent-to-civic-center-for-future-municipal-use","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6227410-3158ff411db884a4ab60c5368d236a34/orig.mp4?Expires=1771177227&Signature=aU8HCiPkKdHqobResPDlk1rdp8Py~nTNhiHf3KbqUtEhLMv6PamVB7Xy9sLeUkj2LENalYBoJxaEG8Pfzu9eoecZz2ZBbqNrJCGCvKQbsZmJb3oWQY1U8wFnDRB-PK7hOK~TVT5cBp5tEmHQ1tCBcharabQuqCkqsQrzix~2QSnWssXTRKEzncW4EZvWqJzMvqMmwkSkHnX6dQFDibOeEJm3q6ZJjhQ~PtwdH46iPiQjGiH1iR6MY2BeuFP6W-1-phw4u27VMyh~oM~e6GtqDidDQ3D2wV0u6LqiXNyytD0mJA0j8LIttJJRmW3CTH2H4KPsoDVjU2le7uBD1~1aSw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Prescott Valley Town Council authorized the mayor on May 20 to sign an agreement with Yavapai County to acquire an approximately 3.86-acre vacant parcel north of the Civic Center for $1,175,000 (appraisal shared by staff) to preserve the site for future municipal or public use.

Town Manager Ryan Judy told the council that Yavapai County completed a space-needs study that showed the parcel was not needed in the near term and that the county voted 5-0 to sell the parcel to the town. Judy said the piece has been used for overflow parking during events and that the town envisions potential future uses including municipal facilities but has not identified a specific project in the current five-year capital improvement program.

The council authorized the mayor to sign the purchase agreement by an electronic vote; staff said the action preserves the town's ability to plan for public uses such as a municipal court, pool or public works facility but did not commit to a specific plan or timeline.

Council discussion noted prior executive-session review of the proposal. No public speaker identified an alternate use or offered an objection at the meeting; the motion passed unanimously.","Town council authorized the mayor to sign an agreement to purchase a 3.86-acre Yavapai County parcel north of the civic center for just under $1.2 million; county voted 5-0 to sell the land to the town.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6227416,"Prescott Valley council approves rezoning for warehouse site after residents warn of traffic, noise and wildlife impacts",1573,345000,1918000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3491676-50fbeef9e59e51c5ae55661953dedb3c&start=345&end=1918","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3491676-50fbeef9e59e51c5ae55661953dedb3c/thumbnail_345000.jpg","/articles/6227416/Prescott-Valley/Yavapai-County/Arizona/Prescott-Valley-council-approves-rezoning-for-warehouse-site-after-residents-warn-of-traffic-noise-and-wildlife-impacts","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6227416-2d64da2daea556ddbf3d094bf0a2af57/orig.mp4?Expires=1771177227&Signature=OMKd0vXTrh~dSHlNicDJRtCWP9n6LOeDXBDLGTs~ckgksm~Tq2-PcR7neuTSVa8dKv8r54RKQk8srXZKfxH9g-etvhXdsRO7hHxBZbdWUy~i9h0-WuZeIOOVWNpP2rVSYKLSIMC0jV1wIO0LIoJ47ET~8OofyI-mmabzsJ5SQmfdpRbtFfeh9-NrDvu8eo~uFQERoJm~-0~AoH5xP6PgOG~KyVJymnNNPPgHcrwF47mhT4Lc4CNqkzE0Q0TVJK1Ze5JkTc60queQfWSN8VMkD-tisLK1dFbjfiQ~4fVIIVe61VIqC0c9xUHc-q~BprzTECXlQNr5Ez5ENm1EDEI87A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Prescott Valley Town Council voted 4-2 on May 20 to approve Ordinance 2025-954, rezoning about 19.23 acres approximately 1,600 feet south of State Route 89A and County Fair Trail from RU-70 residential single-family to IG (industrial general limited) to allow a warehouse distribution center.

Residents and nearby property owners spoke during call to the public, raising concerns about traffic, continuous diesel engine noise, hours of operation, potential impacts to wildlife and the effect on long-held expectations tied to the area's residential zoning. Patricia Bridal, who identified herself as a resident from Chino Valley, said changing the land-use classification without a general-plan amendment deprived property buyers of predictability, arguing that \"the property owners in this area have been robbed of that right.\" Bruce Tenke, who said he has 43 years of distribution experience, described higher noise and diesel emissions near loading docks and said trucks sometimes idle for extended periods.

The applicant and staff fielded questions during the ordinance's second reading. Shane Ross of Tiffany & Bosco, representing the applicant, said he could not comment on how a prospective user had operated other sites and that \"Amazon is just a prospective user of the site.\" He added that engineering plans will be submitted to and reviewed by the town engineer as part of the final development plan process. Town staff emphasized that final site work, including stormwater and other infrastructure, must meet town engineering standards before development proceeds.

Ordinance 2025-954, described in the council meeting as ZMC 25-004, notes the zoning-map change and states the ordinance becomes effective 30 days after passage and approval according to law. The council recorded the motion and passed the ordinance by a 4-2 vote.

Opponents at the meeting requested additional neighborhood outreach and expressed concern about road capacity on State Route 89A, potential nuisance noise not covered by the town's outdoor noise ordinance, and wildlife impacts such as displacement of pronghorn. One commenter asked whether stormwater measures would capture contaminants from vehicle washing or mechanical work; Ross replied that the applicant must submit engineering plans for town engineer approval and that he could not speak to how other users operate adjacent sites.

With the rezoning approved, the town's administrative process requires submission and approval of a final development plan and engineering documents before building permits would be issued. No construction timetable or tenant commitment was specified at the meeting.","The council voted 4-2 to rezone 19.23 acres south of State Route 89A for a warehouse distribution center; nearby residents and others warned of traffic, noise and impacts to pronghorn and property rights. Staff said final development plans and engineering must meet town requirements.","actionData","errors"]

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