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At-a-glance: What Bullhead City Council approved Nov. 18

Bullhead City Council · November 19, 2025
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Summary

Quick summary: waiver of ordinance readings; consent agenda; Sunridge Mesa rezoning and plat; $838,033.86 well-drilling contract; $25,000 one-time food bank contribution; code amendments to comply with state law; 2026 legislative priorities (water/wastewater added); Sandy Toes leash-hour extension.

Key actions taken by Bullhead City Council on Nov. 18, 2025:

- Waived reading of ordinances and resolutions presented for adoption (voice vote, 7 in favor). - Approved the consent agenda (7 in favor). - Adopted Ordinance No. 2025-12 and approved a preliminary plat for Sunridge Mesa (rezoning 6.778 acres to allow 66 lots; net reduction of 43 units) (7 in favor). - Awarded a contract to KP Ventures Well Drilling & Pump Company LLC not to exceed $838,033.86 for project 26-UDash001 (well 6-1) to increase production in the North Mohave service area (7 in favor). - Authorized a one-time city contribution (approx. $25,000) to the Bullhead Regional Food Bank to help meet increased demand; food bank leaders reported 34,103 families served in past year (7 in favor). - Adopted ordinance and resolution amending subdivisions chapters to comply with state law (Ordinance No. 2025-13; Resolution No. 2025-R-50); one council member recorded a 'No' during roll-call (final motion carried). - Approved the city’s 2026 legislative priorities and added a line to pursue water and wastewater improvement/replacement funding (7 in favor). - Extended off-leash hours at Sandy Toes Beach (Rotary Park) to 4:30–9:00 a.m. and authorized manager discretion for future adjustments (7 in favor).

Other items: manager’s report on Veterans Day events and Chaparral Golf Course liquor license; presentations on boating safety, senior campus programs and wastewater impacts from non-flushable wipes.