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Council approves resolution authorizing binding waiver enforcement for seven properties
Summary
The Sedona City Council voted to approve a resolution authorizing binding waiver enforcement for seven listed properties after returning from executive session; the motion was moved by a councilor and seconded by Mayor Ploog and was approved by voice vote with the chair calling the vote unanimous.
The Sedona City Council approved a resolution described in the meeting as "Resolution 20 20 six-seven," authorizing binding waiver enforcement for seven properties the council had identified during executive session.
A councilor moved to approve the resolution as "a binding waiver enforcement for the 7 listed properties," and Mayor Ploog seconded the motion. The council approved the motion by voice vote; the chair noted the vote was unanimous.
The measure followed an executive-session announcement that the council would discuss notices of claims related to multiple property owners and specific parcel numbers. The mayor had read the names of the involved parties and listed APNs and addresses for seven properties during the earlier executive-session justification.
Meeting records identify the executive-session authority cited by the mayor when introducing the items as a state statute reference given in the public meeting: "ARS 12 dash 11 34" (as stated on the record) for notices of claims. The council took the binding-waiver enforcement action in open session after returning from executive session.
The council did not record a roll-call tally in the open-session vote; the chair characterized the outcome as unanimous.
