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Votes at a glance: Page City Council actions, Oct. 23, 2024

Page City Council · October 23, 2024
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Summary

Council approved the Colt Springs purchase-agreement amendment (deed restrictions and infrastructure support), adopted an amended zoning ordinance omitting a contested cliff parcel, approved a DEQ right-of-way access agreement for environmental monitoring wells, and accepted a resignation; all recorded as unanimous voice votes by members present.

Key actions taken by Page City Council on Oct. 23, 2024:

- Colt Springs Fifth Amendment (motion to approve the amendment with a 30-day long-term rental definition, authorize the mayor to sign): Approved by unanimous voice vote; deed restrictions on 20 of 40 lots, up to $600,000 city infrastructure support, developer option extended to 36 months (see meeting discussion for contract details).

- Ordinance 734-2422 (zoning designations for 10 city-owned parcels): Council adopted the ordinance while deleting Section 1/Exhibit A to omit Parcel 8010/415b (the cliff-face parcel); motion passed by unanimous voice vote.

- Environmental access agreement (DEQ / Broadbent & Associates monitoring wells in city right-of-way): Approved by unanimous voice vote; the agreement adds conditions allowing the city to require repair/maintenance and to bill the contractor if wells damage city pavement or create hazards.

- Acceptance of resignation (Matt Lazlo, chair of the substance abuse task force): Council accepted the resignation with thanks; unanimous voice vote.

Where motions were moved and seconded, the transcript records unanimous voice approval; the clerk’s initial roll call recorded seven members present at the start of the meeting. For full motion language, supporting remarks and provenance, see the meeting record.