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Pima council discusses proposed ordinance to add stormwater retention rules
Summary
At a March 10 work session, the Pima Town Council discussed proposed Ordinance 2026-03 to add section 12-5-3 to the town code establishing stormwater retention and runoff control regulations; the discussion involved staff presentations and no formal vote was recorded.
The Pima Town Council met in a work session March 10 at Pima Town Hall to discuss proposed Ordinance 2026-03, which would add section 12-5-3 to the town code to establish stormwater retention and runoff control regulations. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Brian Paull at 6:02 p.m. and adjourned at 6:51 p.m.
Councilmembers present included Vice Mayor Teresa Bailey, Councilmember Lucas Hoopes and Councilmember Georgia Luster; Councilmember Cade Bryce arrived at 6:06 p.m. Town Manager Vernon Batty, Jon Paladini (participating by phone), Planning & Zoning Administrator Joe Carpenter and Public Works Director Evan Stringfellow were listed as staff participants for the discussion.
According to the meeting minutes, the council "discussed possible changes to the Town Code to add section 12-5-3 regarding Stormwater retention and runoff control regulations stated in proposed Ordinance 2026-03." The minutes record the subject and the staff presence but do not record any formal motion, amendment, or vote on the ordinance during the work session.
The session was recorded in the council minutes as a work-session discussion; the minutes do not specify the ordinance's detailed provisions, any fiscal impact, implementation timeline, or whether the item was scheduled for a future reading or public hearing. Any next steps (for example, a first reading, referral to a committee, or public notice) were not specified in the minutes.
Mayor Paull closed the work session at 6:51 p.m.
