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Council approves vacation of alley for Verde Valley Sanctuary; mayor recuses
Summary
After Mayor Marie Moore recused for a conflict, the council approved Resolution 2026-1210 to vacate a portion of town-owned alley (parcel 800-15-001Z) so Verde Valley Sanctuary can combine two parcels and build a larger storage shed. The vote was 6-0 with no public comment.
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Vice Mayor Wendy Escoffier presided over discussion on April 15 after Mayor Marie Moore recused herself for a conflict of interest. Acting Senior Planner Cory Mulcaire told the council that Verde Valley Sanctuary asked the town to abandon an alley that runs between two parcels it owns (APNs 404-23-031A and 404-23-020A) so the organization could combine lots and place a larger storage shed.
Town staff served as the applicant because the alley is town-owned and the Planning and Zoning Commission and other town departments raised no objections. Mayor Moore opened and closed the public hearing immediately with no speakers. On a motion by Councilor Robert Foreman, seconded by Councilor Brian Bolton, the council approved Resolution 2026-1210 by a 6-0 roll call vote (Mayor Moore recused).
The resolution authorizes the right-of-way vacation for parcel 800-15-001Z; staff did not state additional conditions during the meeting.
