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Votes at a glance: Bullhead City Council actions, Sept. 16, 2025
Summary
Summary of motions and council outcomes from the Sept. 16 Bullhead City Council meeting, including ordinances, grant agreements, acquisitions and utility rate changes.
The Bullhead City Council took the following formal actions at its Sept. 16, 2025 meeting. Vote tallies below reflect the recorded voice votes in the meeting transcript.
- Item 4 — Ordinance No. 2025-9: Adopt amendment to zoning stipulations for Palm Villas Estates (final plat extension). Outcome: Approved, 7-0. (Motion to grant a two-year extension to record the final plat.)
- Item 5 — Turf reduction water conservation grant agreement (Arroyo Vista Park): Outcome: Approved, 7-0. (Grant uses WIFA funds; total project approximately $500,000 with a $100,000 match.)
- Item 6 — Resolution No. 2025 R-41: Approve acquisition of Chaparral Golf Course and related asset-purchase agreements: Outcome: Approved, 7-0. (City to assume maintenance immediately and operations Nov. 1; liabilities cited ~ $406,000; agreement includes a 10-year golf-operation commitment.)
- Item 7 — Liquor-license application (Chaparral facilities, Series 5): Outcome: Approved to submit application, 7-0. (City authorized staff to file with Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control; 20-day public notice will be posted and a subsequent hearing scheduled.)
- Item 8 — Resolution No. 2025 R-42: Adopt water and sewer rate increases effective 01/01/2026: Outcome: Approved, 7-0. (Three-year phased increases; utility-assistance program reinstated with up to $20 monthly discount; staff cited $10M water and $17M wastewater capital investments.)
- Item 9 — Resolution No. 2025 R-43: Change Colorado River water safety fee assessed under the consumer protection form from $20 to $10: Outcome: Approved, 7-0. (City staff said the fee originally funded the commercial launch ramp and can now be reduced.)
- Item 10 — Agreement with EPS Group Inc. for assessment-engineering services for City Center Improvement District, amount not to exceed $61,750: Outcome: Approved, 7-0. (Staff said the developer will reimburse these fees.)
Ending: The council voted unanimously on each recorded council item listed above. Several items included public hearings and follow-up steps required by state law (for example, the liquor-license posting and water-rate public-notice procedures).
