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City Attorney staff told the council the 2024 ordinance implementing short-term rental regulations already required operators to post the owner or designee’s name, phone number and email and an emergency contact in a \"conspicuous place,\" but staff received reports that some operators were placing the posting inside the home. To make enforcement clearer, staff proposed amending Section 16.550.070 to explicitly require the posting on the outside of the property and to specify minimum size and font.

During the public hearing, resident Mike Clement of 5041 South 30 Second Street told the council he lives three doors from an Airbnb and described repeated disturbances, including three fires and multiple noise complaints. \"I live three doors down from an Airbnb. It is a constant source of heartburn,\" Clement said. He provided the city attorney with redlined proposed language and asked that the required sign be permanently affixed to the front door on the outside of the home in a larger size so first responders can see permit number, expiration date and emergency contact information.

Clement also urged that the ordinance’s penalty language be broadened so that \"any combination of three verified violations\" within 12 months — whether against the property owner, the short-term rental tenant, or guests — could be grounds for discipline or revocation of a permit. City staff said they would review that suggested language.

City Attorney staff advised the council that state law limits municipal regulation of short-term rentals. Specifically, Arizona Revised Statutes 9-500.39 constrains what cities and towns may regulate regarding short-term rentals; the city attorney said recent legislative efforts to expand local authority had not gained traction. \"If [the legislature] does, we just do this again,\" the mayor said in response to a council question about future changes.

Councilmembers asked whether the minimum sign size set by staff represented a floor or a ceiling; staff said it was a minimum and that postings could be larger in problematic cases. After public comment and council questions, a council member moved to adopt Ordinance 2025-04 and Resolution R2025-35; another council member seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

What the ordinance changes
- Ordinance: 2025-04, amends City Code Chapter 16.55, Section 16.550.070 (posting on property required).
- Resolution: R2025-35, declaring the revisions a public record.
- Requirement clarified: required posting must be on the outside of the short-term rental, with a minimum size and font specified in the ordinance language as presented.

Council directed staff to take Clement’s materials to the clerk and to review ordinance verbiage and enforcement details. The council and staff noted the limits imposed by state statute on local authority to regulate short-term rentals.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Show Low City Council Meeting for 8-5-25","oneSentenceSummary","The council adopted Ordinance 2025-04 amending Show Low City Code chapter 16.55 to require short-term rental emergency contact posting on the exterior of the property and adopted Resolution R2025-35 to declare the revision a public record; a resident urged larger signage and broader violation language.","taxTitle","Show Low, Navajo County, Arizona","taxId",58397,"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},6587777,"Show Low council approves $63,857 purchase to upgrade council chambers video and audio",197,705000,902000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5550470-c1d3c7a056e0814d66da9a3384342c07&start=705&end=902","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5550470-c1d3c7a056e0814d66da9a3384342c07/thumbnail_705000.jpg","/articles/6587777/Show-Low/Navajo-County/Arizona/Show-Low-council-approves-63857-purchase-to-upgrade-council-chambers-video-and-audio","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6587777-23ddc9b57e2516ccdc93d097dc090f56/orig.mp4?Expires=1772438225&Signature=Iib9zoKi9XzWE6xgJlVCO528hiYXneGhAaYWl0sr1TXYqiJcFDCAllsiF52GNDLpmbP4~dVu98WqakniwIBw5EZ9fZj-Piq1N0gbA~e42nn1JKeXEsOBGY3q5Cfny~VeYWSANDRHzo5KUwYJ67DGIZ2j~Q~RSsYXv7rO-vrgh3xB5QgP3LuKVDewzOkPQpDUQpJoq~zSDJNK5OpOdEp0qx8kz9BAgjYGr~WLp-1OXAATIw6i-a1dQQsJ0ZiPhUNlgXpayEPsK3CnGiGpZzviXIwvmlL0Xr2TJrpTmzf8UsOO04nNBNSnaEmof9VW0HS~3AhUcod7ppy4l04a3rUdIg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Show Low City Council voted unanimously to authorize the purchase and professional installation of upgraded video and audio equipment for the council chambers, not to exceed $63,857.11.

Staff told the council the existing technology is aging and that upgrades would improve the meeting experience for both council members and the public. The proposed work includes tuning the sound system, adding wireless microphones and gooseneck microphones, replacing computer monitors and televisions, replacing video cabling, and providing a touchscreen interface for the city clerk and Show Low TV. Staff recommended purchasing the equipment from Corporate Technology Solutions through a state contract.

\"The overall experience will be enhanced by tuning the sound system, adding wireless microphones, adding gooseneck microphones, replacing all computer monitors, replacing video cabling, upgrading all 4 televisions, and providing a touchscreen experience for the city clerk and the Show Low TV during the meetings,\" a staff presenter said. Council members responded with lighthearted comments about appearance filters but expressed general support for improving audio and video quality.

The motion to authorize the purchase and associated budget transfers passed on a motion (mover not specified in the record) and a second by Councilman Whipple. Council members asked when a complete upgrade had last been done; staff said the televisions were likely original and that the council would be receiving a significant update.

Implementation notes
- Vendor: Corporate Technology Solutions (state contract)
- Authorized amount: not to exceed $63,857.11
- Scope: audio tuning, wireless microphones, gooseneck microphones, monitor and television replacement, video cabling, touchscreen for clerk/Show Low TV
- Funding: authorizing associated budget transfers as presented by staff

Council approved the purchase without amendment and directed staff to proceed with installation and budget adjustments.","The council authorized purchase and professional services to upgrade the council chamber video, audio, microphones and monitors to improve meeting accessibility and streaming quality.",{"_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},6587782,"Show Low approves up to $239,000 for Aquatic Center pool replastering",260,445000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5550470-c1d3c7a056e0814d66da9a3384342c07&start=445&end=705","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5550470-c1d3c7a056e0814d66da9a3384342c07/thumbnail_445000.jpg","/articles/6587782/Show-Low/Navajo-County/Arizona/Show-Low-approves-up-to-239000-for-Aquatic-Center-pool-replastering","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6587782-bd25b9357c476dc152875df8eb037300/orig.mp4?Expires=1772438225&Signature=ilOcVdIbm91lOB1~qyPJ068dy1ZcdqT2Q51C7f8ybJY6ZyT~pPIzwoCXq9nsSHvCWOOpDGTtg-XjI7jMnPOgz2rY0nZ2XpDQdO~l6tzI9mjEEgDePs~BNMCLv4HNtd5uZIsNMJ~~gXsFF6-S178dVdUA1mX8M-QgqoEwtSJh3ffwzb9maQD9~WMdhYduD7iQ8z4T7geSPEx1ZFM8OVB4RzL-1ZQFcSx~EYLja99yVKa5Q1beN5qd7TZ7-Ylxh4XOFa3EIcyD1M7jTztJUo8UDaz0Glw7j5o0NEL8zb2JYF7zyP1Vph9RSAoFvxqGQafV4d9caLsIGqy5RO5c~rJDvQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Show Low City Council voted unanimously to award a contract to Landmark Aquatic for replastering and related repairs at the Show Low Aquatic Center, with staff recommending an amount not to exceed $239,000.

City staff told the council the fiscal 2025–26 budget includes $225,000 for aquatic center capital improvements. During last year’s maintenance closure, inspections found areas where the pool plaster was separating from the concrete; Landmark Aquatic confirmed the condition. Staff also recommended replacing a grate on the slide sump at a quoted cost of $9,650.27. City staff recommended using the City of Tempe contract T24-088-01 to procure the work without a separate bid process.

\"They can get it done in a month,\" said Mr. Austin, the staff presenter, referring to the contractor’s schedule for the planned Sept. 22–Oct. 20 maintenance closure. Councilman Judd said the replastering is a recurring need: \"I think you told us before … we have to do this about every 7 years,\" and later, \"That's my own personal opinion\" that the city should consider building a new pool in the future.

When Councilman Clark moved the award, he misstated the amount during his motion, saying \"$202,139,000.\" The council had earlier heard staff recommendation that the contract amount not exceed $239,000; the council nevertheless approved the contract as presented.

The motion to award the contract to Landmark Aquatic under City of Tempe contract T24-088-01 passed on a motion by Councilman Clark with a second from Councilman Adams. Staff and council members said the work will be completed during the scheduled maintenance window to avoid additional closures.

Budget and schedule details
- FY 2025–26 budget allocation for aquatic center plaster replacement: $225,000 (as presented by staff).
- Recommended contract (Landmark Aquatic) not to exceed: $239,000.
- Additional identified replacement (slide sump grate): $9,650.27.
- Scheduled pool closure for maintenance and repairs: Sept. 22–Oct. 20.

No amendments were recorded during the council discussion; council members asked timing and longer-term replacement questions but did not alter the motion.","The council approved a contract for replastering and repairs at the Show Low Aquatic Center, scheduling work for the regular maintenance closure Sept. 22–Oct. 20 and authorizing a budget transfer.",{"_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},6587787,"Show Low council approves consent calendar; intergovernmental agreement with Navajo County pulled",73,337000,410000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5550470-c1d3c7a056e0814d66da9a3384342c07&start=337&end=410","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5550470-c1d3c7a056e0814d66da9a3384342c07/thumbnail_337000.jpg","/articles/6587787/Show-Low/Navajo-County/Arizona/Show-Low-council-approves-consent-calendar-intergovernmental-agreement-with-Navajo-County-pulled","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6587787-e60b9c0af9a84e3c276dbd8c514cb3da/orig.mp4?Expires=1772438225&Signature=j2d7stnORqBtXc5lD7TYqWM1P40bKtUg7wCpqB0nKPc1EosGVOdWCB82lJgNpHsR-mAwM7TVmxnrnxMQnaMDe9jhsTNAW3ptxyWK-~OkXuPEdX8Q4ludlIVWnjBuAe6Maln-9i1~wGLbYKnZQUdzgSNNkbi5YD7wUMIBvguH8T69ZF2JZbE66v-Qo4kVV0cooJlhzppiozK5rdKGVlef-hhWHRqQjFGMHrh-qBerEs~gf7dBmrEBFPPCwbDS6QYGIrkJMP4o8I~NK1jXpuPMdmxndXCFufGWzQ945oKdbzusGQKTw6hSxwPaPLgWZcepWlsxQCRJcu8DGDsMMdsDsQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Show Low City Council unanimously approved the meeting’s consent calendar on a motion by the vice mayor, seconded by Councilman Adams, while pulling one intergovernmental agreement for further review.

The consent calendar included: a noncommercial ground lease with Jarman Aircraft Service; Resolution R2025-33 committing local funds as leverage for fiscal year 2025 community development block grant (CDBG) applications; authorization to purchase a new Kubota utility tractor; acceptance of a 3,000-gallon tank maintenance item; and approval of Addendum 1 to an agreement for aircraft service with Corporate Flight Management. Council pulled item e — Resolution R2025-34, an intergovernmental agreement (IGA) with Navajo County — so it could be considered separately because Councilman Clark declared a conflict of interest.

City staff presented the items as routine approvals to implement previously budgeted projects and ongoing city operations. The council approved the remaining consent items without further discussion. The pulled IGA will be returned to the council for later consideration.

The mayor called for the consent vote after the clerk confirmed all council members received the agenda packet. The vice mayor moved approval as read; Councilman Adams seconded. The clerk recorded the motion as passing \"unanimously with one sustaining from the motion,\" and the mayor moved the meeting forward to the next agenda item.

Votes at a glance
- Consent calendar (items except e): approved (motion: vice mayor; second: Councilman Adams). Outcome: approved. Specific vote tally: recorded as \"motion passed unanimously with one sustaining from the motion.\"","The Show Low City Council approved a multi-item consent calendar, including funding commitments and purchases, while pulling an intergovernmental agreement with Navajo County for separate consideration.","actionData","errors"]

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