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Council approves consent agenda, enacts multiple contracts, liquor licenses and zoning introductions
Summary
Mesa City Council approved the consent agenda including liquor licenses, contracts, rights‑of‑way licenses, site plan introductions and multiple zoning items with one motion; items 9A/9B were removed for separate introduction.
The Mesa City Council approved its consent agenda as a single group, enacting multiple routine items ranging from liquor license applications and city contracts to introductions of ordinances and site plan reviews.
Items approved on the consent agenda (as read into the record) included: approval of minutes; liquor license applications for Taco El Paisa (1259 E. Southern Ave.) and a grab‑and‑go at 9202 E. Main St.; a construction manager at‑risk contract for new sewer lines; a one‑year term contract with renewal options for landscape sprinkler and irrigation supplies; a cooperative contract for a computer engagement portal; and multiple resolutions including right‑of‑way occupancy licenses for fiber‑optic cable replacements and vacations/extinguishments of portions of public rights of way and utilities easements for redevelopment projects.
The consent agenda also included introductions and approvals of numerous zoning and site plan matters (examples read as part of the consent agenda): major site plan modifications for nursing and industrial facilities, rezoning and plan area development overlay introductions, annexation cases, and corrections to a prior natural gas utility ordinance to fix typographical errors. Items 9A and 9B (Carmelo by Blandford Homes) were removed from consent and handled separately; items removed from consent were either introduced for later hearing or pulled for separate discussion.
City staff listed the items on the consent agenda and the council handled them with a single motion and vote; Councilmember Reddy moved the consent agenda and Councilmember Summers seconded. The council approved the consent items during the meeting; the transcript records the items read into the record and the motion to approve as a group.
