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Board approves consent and district items; BNSF intermodal hearing continued
Summary
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved a broad slate of consent and district items, continued the BNSF intermodal comprehensive plan amendment to Nov. 5 at the applicant's request, and carried multiple flood-control and library-district items by unanimous votes.
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved a wide set of consent-agenda and district items during its regular meeting, while agreeing at the applicant's request to continue a contested BNSF intermodal comprehensive plan amendment to Nov. 5.
The board voted unanimously on multiple grouped items across planning and zoning, statutory hearings, transportation patent easement matters, flood-control district business and the library district. Motions were made and seconded from the dais and recorded as carried without recorded opposition.
The board approved the planning and zoning consent agenda, items 6 through 15, after no supervisors requested individual pulls. The board also approved items 17a (a liquor license owner/location transfer for the Corral at White Tank Ranch) and 18 (an impact statement hearing for the proposed Osborne East Estates Irrigation Water Delivery District) following no public opposition at the statutory hearing.
Transportation items 20 and 21 (patent easement abandonments listed on the agenda) were approved; item 19 was pulled at staff request and continued to the Oct. 1 regular agenda. The board approved a broad package of board-of-supervisors consent items (items 22'48 and 50'127) by unanimous vote.
As the Flood Control District Board of Directors, supervisors approved items 128 through 134. The board then convened as the Library District Board of Directors and approved item 135, a grouped package of library-district projects, again by unanimous vote.
Separately, at the applicant's request the board continued the BNSF intermodal CPA (item 16) to Nov. 5 to allow a related rezoning case to be heard concurrently.
Several individual supervisors offered brief remarks tied to items they advanced. The meeting record shows each motion carried without recorded dissent on the items described above.
