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Jamie Aldama, who identified himself as executive director of Sounds of Autism and a resident of Glendale, told council the West Valley faces an \"epidemic\" of underage vaping that disrupts school and sports participation. Aldama asked the city to work with the police and fire chiefs to enforce existing sales restrictions and to consider raising the minimum purchase age for vaping products to 21 if an ordinance is not already in place. He also described a proposed outreach campaign called \"Escape the Vape\" that the organization is offering to bring to West Valley cities.

Cricket Barrientos, a Goodyear resident who said she works with the organization and described personal experience with substance-related tragedy, recounted the 2022 death of her son Nico from a fentanyl overdose and said the group plans to open a warehouse distribution and training center to provide resources and support for people with autism and other vulnerable groups. Barrientos said the center will offer training and support to individuals affected by domestic violence, child crimes and addiction.

Council members thanked the speakers and asked staff to provide follow‑up information. The city manager said staff will share with council how prior local ordinance work on age limits and enforcement had been handled and will provide additional information as requested.

No formal council action was taken during the public comment period; council requested staff follow-up and offered to receive contact information and program details from Sounds of Autism.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","City Council Regular Meeting - 06/23/2025","oneSentenceSummary","Sounds of Autism representatives urged the City Council to strengthen age restrictions, enforce retail sales limits and partner on an \"Escape the Vape\" outreach campaign; a family representative also described a fentanyl death and announced plans for a West Valley training/warehouse center.","taxTitle","Goodyear, Maricopa County, Arizona","taxId",2568,"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},6186894,"Goodyear council amends Policy 600 to adjust leave, carryover and retirement-related benefits",144,3006000,3150000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5073652-30f855c35445124417ff98323cdd54a1&start=3006&end=3150","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5073652-30f855c35445124417ff98323cdd54a1/thumbnail_3006000.jpg","/articles/6186894/Goodyear/Maricopa-County/Arizona/Goodyear-council-amends-Policy-600-to-adjust-leave-carryover-and-retirement-related-benefits","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6186894-353cf197bfe91a6b7c86c8c2b8cc24da/orig.mp4?Expires=1771135770&Signature=Pbn-4bTV2MZqp7c1t6oSNNVXvQb2VV4mhGXeVg67ZvNOBFe7m61rAjqrZSF4oOeAgN9kCim-QVcb3a~lVn8sfLrQq1P66YVqzxEEQqZuRKdR0wjDSwhzFCYBqOKXRdXZ64O5khLAyvs6D0pNzkqricq3HAK-ZXhDUZCp2Q2X5UpRguxa6qabffbPi0bm3XqXdN~ZCpWYhJNa7jtqXXgWBACLwAdDev90BiZqbZCJTwhWK3tsFfQjlro-r7WCabKa2b2VzKmv1YVbDtPSEPZzeTNLn4oAfVDRrf6NYE2azN9437tK2GujK~lpxN-HRNJpo31xZWHXkV5Q9JvscoSbFg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Goodyear City Council on June 23 adopted Resolution No. 2025-2480, amending Policy 600 (Attendance and Leave) to align administrative policy with recent memorandum of understanding (MOU) changes and benefit updates.

Human Resources Director Lyman Lockett summarized the amendments for council. He said the changes are consistent with the MOU and include credit for out‑of‑state service vacation carryover increasing from 320 hours to 360 hours, removal of vacation cash‑out eligibility for fire employees and battalion chiefs who are covered by the MOU as part of a new 401(a) or related plan, and replacement of the city's RHS program with a new HRA program. Lockett described the remarks as a summary and answered council questions.

Council members expressed support for the amendment as a recruitment and retention benefit. One council member asked for clarification about the 401(a) designation; the human resources director confirmed the reference was to a 401(a)-style retirement vehicle as part of the MOU changes.

The resolution was presented, motioned and seconded on the record and approved 7-0. Staff did not provide specific cost figures or implementation timelines in the council presentation; the human resources director said staff is available to answer follow‑up questions.

Next steps: Human Resources will implement the updated Policy 600 provisions in coordination with payroll and the departments affected by the MOU changes and will provide administrative details to council or available staff resources as needed.","Council approved Resolution No. 2025-2480 to amend Policy 600 (Attendance and Leave). Changes noted in the meeting included an increase in out‑of‑state service vacation carryover from 320 to 360 hours, removal of vacation cash‑out eligibility for some fire employees covered by the MOU, and replacement of an RHS with a new HRA program.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":79,"_47":92,"_49":93,"_51":94,"_53":95,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":96,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":97,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6186900,"Council approves Airport Gateway sign changes to accommodate large retail and fuel user",281,2725000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5073652-30f855c35445124417ff98323cdd54a1&start=2725&end=3006","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5073652-30f855c35445124417ff98323cdd54a1/thumbnail_2725000.jpg","/articles/6186900/Goodyear/Maricopa-County/Arizona/Council-approves-Airport-Gateway-sign-changes-to-accommodate-large-retail-and-fuel-user","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6186900-2c439a385b8efcb4225780c24c1eb20c/orig.mp4?Expires=1771135770&Signature=YY2vbNzzCeDPdV~T7JR9~jCWLPL3i-M8djvQISrHhyn-uI1G-tm5MC7WDFY-vO8ODSPaFm6vodUpUH5ewEGSWXiGB8GMu478DAPQ30JiMNZziwSDFs4eFy3x3NPh~ZLlFT~zkTfneO6QERgHOZpwTB8GWnu~CMGr87weVNrudcty-I-jnkfPv9cnEcTMGKgxpORCRdhszHGJVdgyP2BTqbr1~kBsdNoDwz5yjPoqNYTGOsQunq~b-UdjAOTYsJe1UBrh6ahmBYzlFug5J9vmzEpTXVWfTsK-GOYPnuUpgO~PYMb5dX095KbKo1PArxMJoEQQ9Mj~nLee-ipcaTlgPg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Goodyear City Council on June 23 approved a second amendment to the Airport Gateway comprehensive sign package that adds a single-tenant freeway pylon sign design and sign standards tailored to a large retail user with fueling pumps, including canopy signage sizes.

Planning staff said the Airport Gateway CSP covers about 200 acres of mixed-use industrial, commercial and residential zoning. A 71-acre portion was rezoned in 2024 with a PAD overlay allowing a large retail user with gasoline fueling—identified in the record as the type of project the CSP anticipates. The PAD permit included a provision limiting freeway pylon signs to 85 feet in height and allowing a single-user pylon for a qualifying large retail user with fueling.

The council packet showed a proposed single-tenant freeway pylon that includes \"Goodyear\" in its design. Staff noted the proposed pylon is within the 85-foot cap and would be an on‑premise sign. The second part of the amendment establishes sign sizes for fuel canopies and other features not covered by standard Article 7 sign rules because Goodyear has not previously had a 50,000‑square‑foot retailer with extensive fueling infrastructure.

Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval; staff found no major concerns. There were no public speakers. Council approved the CSP amendment 7-0.

Staff will incorporate the approved sign standards into the Airport Gateway CSP so that any qualifying large retail user with gas can be permitted consistent with the approved allowances and stipulations.","City Council approved a second amendment to the Airport Gateway comprehensive sign package allowing a single-tenant freeway pylon (below 85 feet) and specific signage standards for a 50,000+ sq ft retail user with fueling stations; staff and Planning & Zoning recommended approval, vote 7-0.",{"_33":99,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":100,"_41":101,"_43":102,"_45":103,"_47":104,"_49":105,"_51":106,"_53":107,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":108,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":109,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6186905,"Council approves sign-package amendment to move Canyon Trails monument signs onto property",370,2352000,2722000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5073652-30f855c35445124417ff98323cdd54a1&start=2352&end=2722","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5073652-30f855c35445124417ff98323cdd54a1/thumbnail_2352000.jpg","/articles/6186905/Goodyear/Maricopa-County/Arizona/Council-approves-sign-package-amendment-to-move-Canyon-Trails-monument-signs-onto-property","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6186905-d1e9413dc9b81fc3e1615cef0d3f582e/orig.mp4?Expires=1771135770&Signature=JEpuFdnfIOj0PvXZYrTmeQqcdaZN2qDGBZJL8xm6gmWPS1rgvTxfh4EQrj7OyWRF-Lv0L~1jKzD-5zECW4U03LjqJfeaITGvN988jyCqiMavUMC40pHqr8gsQPqD7p83rDRjVRqnTjKAkqE-rPVFjuLFskxiF0vFvGX9W3TufNZhtS9LPHyigO5YVChB7xyNoHv~pxN3dmP4lqsFowTIbfNXrMFHiEKpAmbq5bb4RtmZt8JSvvTZcRP6EMYLi1~QDt~1urb-x8qUrM~T184x4sVvIqMTOOcj7HDFNZJeXNn1123NylZSmJSW-7K~XM9B9908xh1wUZaSCMCDSf9y8g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Goodyear City Council unanimously approved a first amendment to the comprehensive sign package for the Canyon Trails Town Center on June 23, allowing three monument signs that are currently located in future ADOT right-of-way along Cotton Lane to be relocated onto private property.

Planning staff said the original 2005 CSP allowed monument signs to be placed in the city right-of-way to be visible to Loop 303 traffic because, at the time, signs on the property would sit some 120 to 150 feet from Cotton Lane and be difficult to see. With ADOT’s planned Loop 303 improvements nearing construction, the owner requested the signs be placed on the parcels so businesses in the center continue to have on‑premise wayfinding and advertising.

City staff and the Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval; the council voted 7-0. Council members discussed placing more prominent Goodyear branding on freeway-visible signage going forward but did not alter the amendment before the council.

Staff noted the CSP amendment keeps materials, locations and sizes consistent with earlier approvals and that the action was intended to preserve visibility for businesses as right-of-way needs change. The amendment was approved subject to the stipulations included in the June 25, 2025 CSP amendment documentation.

The relocation will allow the center’s monument signs to continue advertising on premise and is part of a longer planning sequence tied to ADOT’s Loop 303 alignment and right‑of‑way acquisition schedule.","Goodyear council approved a CSP amendment so three monument signs currently sited in future ADOT right-of-way along Cotton Lane can be relocated onto private property, preserving on‑premise advertising for Canyon Trails businesses as Loop 303 construction advances.",{"_33":111,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":112,"_41":113,"_43":114,"_45":115,"_47":116,"_49":117,"_51":118,"_53":119,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":120,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":121,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6186910,"Goodyear council approves rezoning to unify Pebble Creek Marketplace sign standards",645,1664000,2309000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5073652-30f855c35445124417ff98323cdd54a1&start=1664&end=2309","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5073652-30f855c35445124417ff98323cdd54a1/thumbnail_1664000.jpg","/articles/6186910/Goodyear/Maricopa-County/Arizona/Goodyear-council-approves-rezoning-to-unify-Pebble-Creek-Marketplace-sign-standards","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6186910-3e3207b1791b89a5e3f4e1950e1affa3/orig.mp4?Expires=1771135770&Signature=RChclq-muzWev9a5Rq3T9zRiXqSBNfjf3zrBzqtDcHFrQFz5T5HtBmwDRyHjsmWCf2wOHrURtlWOcJirivri7RdsLogd7QHVU5d0KrZx4Reo4-nq6iIZLn-d8BaQhtE6I766FZpLTL1N9XT8NWdo5WAUBjC3qBA7LfQhyIQ-mAe8gIXdElNVtGaX8~ovVoj9haWgJZl0Bkb6Kt2EIrDYbD03hD8PMs0CAZMqUnc-rrw-jRCLSJWf7RTblvSP8C2QLbPCooz1pLtzzaw-MVzF4eXIvEjCoFmerFIy5J2305XQ4yx7K0FgNVaN-tDPsD1MBux738V3NCYsLS~0FOd5wg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Goodyear City Council on June 23 voted 7-0 to adopt an ordinance conditionally rezoning about 25 acres at the southwest corner of McDowell Road and Pebble Creek Parkway and to approve an amendment that will bring all phases of Pebble Creek Marketplace under a single comprehensive sign package (CSP).

City planning staff told council the vote will let the developer carry existing sign standards from the original 25-acre district across an adjoining 30-acre phase so the entire 55-acre center uses a single, cohesive sign program. The change also allows one new multi‑tenant monument sign on the western driveway and would permit users within the unified CSP to place on‑premise signage on an existing freeway pylon sign without converting that pylon into an off‑premise billboard.

The rezoning was required because the city historically attached CSPs to individual zoning cases; staff recommended removing the CSP from the zoning documents so future sign approvals can be administered without a rezone. Planning staff explained that existing legal signs would not be affected by the amendment and that most CSPs remain administratively approved unless they exceed ordinance allowances.

Council asked about visibility and tenant panel capacity on the proposed monument sign. Planning staff said the new monument matches existing height, materials and square footage and that applicants can place multiple tenant panels if desired; the panel content is not regulated by the CSP. There were no public speakers on the item.

Adopted ordinance: Ordinance No. 2025-1635, described on the record as \"conditionally rezoning approximately 25 acres\" from Pebble Creek Marketplace Final PAD to Pebble Creek Marketplace Second Amended PAD. Council approved the rezoning and the CSP amendment, 7-0.

Staff will finalize the CSP amendment to reflect the unified 55‑acre boundary and record the ordinance as directed by the city clerk. The unified CSP is intended to provide consistent materials, heights and locations for on‑premise signs across the full Pebble Creek Marketplace.

Details from the public hearing and staff presentation are in the city record for June 23, 2025.","City Council voted 7-0 to rezone about 25 acres and authorize a consolidated comprehensive sign package for a 55-acre Pebble Creek Marketplace to allow a new monument sign and permit existing on-site businesses to use an existing freeway pylon without classifying it as a billboard.","actionData","errors"]

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