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Yuma council approves consent agendas, several resolutions and a minor general‑plan amendment

Yuma City Council
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Summary

Council approved motion and resolution consent agendas, adopted Ordinance O2025‑29, and approved Resolution R2025‑84 (minor general plan amendment for 1980 W. Colorado St.) after a public hearing; Councilmember Morris recused himself from the latter item.

The Yuma City Council on Sept. 3 approved a large set of routine items and several land‑use measures during its regular meeting.

Consent actions: The council approved a 19‑item motion consent agenda in two votes after Mayor Nichols recused himself from one item for a personal conflict. Councilmember Morales moved approval of the specific item MC2025‑129; that motion passed by voice vote. Councilmember Morris then moved to approve the remainder of the motion consent agenda; the council carried that motion by voice vote.

Resolution and ordinance adoptions: Council adopted three resolutions by roll call—Resolution R2025‑82 (Order of Improvements, Municipal Improvement District No. 130, La Vida Townhomes), Resolution R2025‑83 (Termination of Economic Development and Lease of Steel Capacity Agreement), and Resolution R2025‑86 (Development Agreement Juniper Tree Academy)—with all members voting aye. The council also adopted Ordinance O2025‑29 (vacation at 40 Eighth Street) by roll call.

Planning: After a public hearing and a staff presentation, the council adopted Resolution R2025‑84, a minor general‑plan amendment for a 2.78‑acre parcel at 1980 W. Colorado Street to change the land‑use designation to high‑density residential. Staff said the designation would allow up to 83 units with a potential development population of 149 persons; the Planning and Zoning Commission had recommended approval. Councilmember Morris recused himself from this item and left the dais during the public hearing and vote.

Votes at a glance (selected): - Motion consent agenda item MC2025‑129: Mover — Councilmember Morales; Second — Councilmember McClendon; Outcome — approved (voice vote). - Motion consent agenda remainder: Mover — Councilmember Morris; Second — Councilmember Watts; Outcome — approved (voice vote). - Resolution consent agenda (R2025‑82, R2025‑83, R2025‑86): Outcome — adopted (roll call, unanimous among members present). - Ordinance O2025‑29: Outcome — adopted (roll call, unanimous among members present). - Resolution R2025‑84 (Minor general plan amendment, 1980 W. Colorado St.): Mover — Councilmember Morales; Second — Deputy Mayor Smith; Outcome — adopted by roll call (ayes recorded; Councilmember Morris recused and was absent for the vote).

What happens next: Adopted ordinances/resolutions will be implemented per their terms; the council will revisit the accessibility ordinance O2025‑33 on Sept. 17.