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Mesa council approves consent agenda including liquor licenses, museum donations and subdivision plat

2477526 · March 4, 2025
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Summary

The council approved the consent agenda unanimously, enacting liquor license applications, museum donation agreements with naming rights, an easement extinguishment, an annexation introduction and a subdivision plat.

The Mesa City Council approved its consent agenda unanimously, enacting a package of routine items ranging from liquor license applications to resolutions accepting museum donations and a subdivision plat.

Council moved to approve the consent agenda as read by city staff; the motion was made by Vice Mayor Summers and seconded by Councilmember Spilsbury and carried with an affirmative vote.

Items listed on the consent agenda (as read on the record) included: - Item 3: Approval of minutes of previous meetings, as written. - Item 4a: Act on liquor license application for Mercado Mi Pueblo, 103 West Eighth Avenue. - Item 4b: Act on liquor license application for Diamond Dons, 42 South McDonald. - Item 4c: Act on liquor license application for (verbatim from the record: “Stro 50 2 20 1 South Power Road”) — not further specified on the record. - Item 5a: Approve a resolution to accept a monetary contribution from Dr. Ralph and Marilyn Wilson to the i.d.e.a. Museum with naming rights for the art studio. - Item 5b: Approve a resolution to accept a monetary contribution from the Hill River Indian Community to the i.d.e.a. Museum with naming rights for the imagination gallery. - Item 5c: Approve a resolution to extinguish a 1-foot controlled vehicular access easement and three drainage easements at 7035 East Pecos Road for property development. - Item 6a: Introduction of an ordinance for annexation case 25-89 to annex approximately 3.3 acres of county right of way along South 220 Second Street (Pecos Road), extending north approximately 2,200 feet into the city, transferring the right of way to the city. - Item 7a: Act on a subdivision plat for Burden West at Pioneer Crossing for property at the southwest corner of East Thomas Road and North Valvesta Drive.

Staff noted there were no requests to remove items for separate discussion. The council recorded the vote on the consent agenda as unanimous.

These items were enacted as a group under the council’s standard consent procedure; any item that had been pulled would have been considered separately at the council’s request.