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Votes at a glance: Nogales council approves sidewalk sale support, budget hearing, asphalt purchase and liquor licenses; executive session called
Summary
At its June 20 meeting the Nogales City Council approved in‑kind support for a downtown sidewalk sale, set public hearing actions for the tentative budget, approved an asphalt purchase order and approved two liquor license items; the council also voted to go into executive session on several items.
Below are the formal actions the Nogales City Council recorded at its June 20 meeting. Where specific vote tallies or roll call details were not recorded in the transcript, the outcome is listed as shown in the meeting record.
- In‑kind support for Morley Avenue merchants' sidewalk sale (June 14 event): Council approved city in‑kind services to close streets and provide barriers for the downtown sidewalk sale. Motion passed on voice vote.
- Order 2025‑06‑017 (tentative budget adoption public hearing and related insurance selections): Council opened the public hearing, received no public comment, and moved to accept the tentative budget and associated insurance proposals; motion passed. The hearing will be followed by required budget notice and publication steps.
- Order 2025‑06‑016 (purchase of 870 tons of asphalt and hauling services for Monte Carlo pavement replacement): Council approved the pavement‑maintenance purchase order as presented.
- Liquor license (special event): Application by Reverend Jorge Ricardo Paria Salcea on behalf of Sacred Heart Parish for a special event on June 28, 2025 — council recommended approval.
- Liquor license (Series 10): Royal Road Market / Patagonia Travel Center (permanent Series 10 license) — council opened a public hearing, accepted no public comments and recommended approval.
- Executive session motion: Council voted to go into executive session on three items (legal/real‑estate/privileged discussion as listed on the agenda); motion passed.
Notes and next steps: Formal ordnance numbers and administrative follow‑ups will be reflected in minutes and city records. Where the transcript did not include roll‑call tallies, the clerk's official minutes should be consulted for exact vote counts and mover/second names.
