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Camp Verde council approves response to Rep. Bliss on motocross zoning interpretation
Summary
The Camp Verde Town Council unanimously approved a consent-agenda response to Representative Bliss regarding a Board of Adjustment and Appeals decision about motocross tracks in R1 zoning districts; Mayor Dee Jenkins recused from that agenda item.
The Camp Verde Town Council on Feb. 12, 2025 approved, by a 6-0 vote, a consent-agenda response to Representative Bliss concerning a Board of Adjustment and Appeals decision about the zoning interpretation of motocross tracks in R1 residential zoning districts. Mayor Dee Jenkins recused herself from that agenda item because of a conflict of interest; Vice Mayor Marie Moore presided for the vote.
The motion to approve the consent agenda — which included the response letter to Representative Bliss — was made by Councilor Jessie Murdock and seconded by Councilor Wendy Escoffier. Council members present and voting voiced support and the motion carried 6-0 with Mayor Jenkins absent for the vote. The record shows no further debate on the consent item during the meeting.
The action records a formal municipal reply to a state representative regarding a local Board of Adjustment and Appeals determination on how motocross tracks are treated under R1 zoning. The council accepted the response as presented and the mayor returned to the session after the vote.
The special session adjourned at 5:22 p.m.
