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Apache Junction Board of Adjustment re-elects Frank Schoenbeck as chair; Rod Martin returns as vice chair

Board of Adjustment, City of Apache Junction · December 9, 2025
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Summary

At its Dec. 8 meeting the Apache Junction Board of Adjustment unanimously re-elected Frank Schoenbeck as chair and Rod Martin as vice chair. The board also set its next regular meeting for Jan. 12 and heard a staff briefing on variance and appeal procedures.

The Apache Junction Board of Adjustment re-elected Frank Schoenbeck as chair and Rod Martin as vice chair at its Dec. 8 meeting, voting unanimously to approve both officers. The board confirmed a Jan. 12 date for its next regularly scheduled meeting and adjourned at 7:37 p.m.

The re-elections followed the board's opening roll call and a motion to open nominations. One nomination for chair was recorded and members moved to approve "Frank Schoenbeck" for another term. The motion was moved, seconded and carried on a roll-call vote in which members present recorded affirmative votes. A similar process followed for the vice-chair slot: the board nominated and approved Rod Martin by roll call.

Chairman Frank Schoenbeck thanked members after the vote. Planning staff had earlier confirmed a seven-member quorum at the start of the meeting.

The board also made a brief scheduling motion to set its next regular meeting for Jan. 12, 2026, with the caveat that members will be notified if no cases require a session. The Jan. 12 date was approved on a roll-call motion.

No public hearings or old business were on the agenda for the Dec. 8 meeting.

The meeting record shows unanimous approval of the two officer elections and the scheduling motion; the transcript does not specify which individual board member moved or seconded each motion beyond the generic "so moved/seconded" statements in the record.