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Tusayan council approves most consent items; Vice Mayor Brush recuses from Fire District spending-limit item
Summary
The Tusayan Town Council approved routine consent items July 9, including ratification of the Kroger opioid settlement agreement and authorization to pursue hazard mitigation and water/sewer grants. Vice Mayor Greg Brush recused himself from the item setting the Tusayan Fire District annual spending limit (Resolution 2024-15).
The Tusayan Town Council on July 9 approved most items on its consent agenda, ratifying routine payables and taking several administrative actions, while removing the June 11 minutes from the vote and pulling a community garden design agreement for executive-session discussion.
By motion of Mayor Clarinda Vail, seconded by Council Member Josh Collet, the council approved Consent Items A, B, D, E, G, H, I and J; the vote was recorded as "Aye" for Mayor Clarinda Vail, Council Member Josh Collet, Council Member Andrew Aldaz and Council Member Kathryn Kannalakan. Vice Mayor Greg Brush recused himself from Item 6.I (the Tusayan Fire District spending-limit matter). Item 6.C (minutes of Council Meetings held on June 11, 2024) was removed from the consent vote because the minutes were not prepared.
Notable items listed on the consent agenda included ratification of the Kroger Opioid Settlement Agreement, authorization for staff to pursue Emergency Hazard Mitigation grant(s) through AZDEMA and authorization to pursue AZWIFA and associated water conservation/sanitation grants in conjunction with the Tusayan Sanitary District. The agenda also listed authorization for staff to substitute an updated Exhibit A to Resolution No. 2024-13 and approval of Resolution 2024-15 regarding the setting of the annual spending limit for the Tusayan Fire District and direction to staff regarding the Tusayan Fire District IGA. The community garden design agreement with vendor ARC Studios (Item 6.F) was pulled for separate discussion in executive session.
The council carried the motion to approve the listed consent items; the minutes supplied do not record additional debate or item-level votes beyond the recusal noted for Item 6.I.
