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Votes at a glance: Prescott City Council, March 25, 2025

2792614 · March 27, 2025
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Summary

Summary of formal actions recorded during the March 25 meeting, including consent approvals, water allocation for a 42‑unit senior housing project, charter ballot language, and a home‑rule expenditure limit resolution.

The Prescott City Council took several formal actions during its March 25 voting meeting. Below are the recorded motions and outcomes as stated on the record.

Consent agenda - Approval of consent items A, B, C and E: motion passed (recorded as passes 5‑0). - Consent item D (airport contract amendment to Dibble): council pulled the item for clarification, staff corrected a typographical error to read “not to exceed.” A motion to approve the consent item with amended wording passed on the record (recorded as passes 5‑0).

WSA 25‑008a — Water service application (42‑unit low‑income senior housing) - Motion: Approve WSA 25‑008a for a reduced water allocation of 5.6 acre‑feet per year (42 units × 0.12 af/unit plus 0.56 af for landscaping). The council recorded the motion and the item passed (recorded as Passes 4‑0‑1 on the record).

GPA 22‑001 — 2025 General Plan - The council discussed edits, received multiple public comments, and voted to defer final action and ballot language to the May 27 meeting; the motion to table passed (recorded as Passes 5‑0).

Resolution approving ballot language — Open space charter amendment (Proposition 484) - Motion: Adopt amended resolution approving ballot language (minor parcel additions and typo corrections described by the city attorney). The resolution passed on the record (recorded as Passes 3‑0‑2).

Resolution approving ballot language — Alternative expenditure limitation (home rule) - Motion: Adopt resolution proposing a four‑year home‑rule alternative expenditure limitation and approve ballot language. The resolution passed on the record (recorded as Passes 5‑0).

Ending: For full text of each motion, associated staff reports, and official roll‑call tallies, see the city clerk’s certified minutes and the recorded meeting video.