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Council enacts routine business: appointments, shelter contract, liquor license and utility operations amendment
Summary
Prescott Valley council unanimously approved consent items including appointment of Robert Noble to the Building Board of Appeals, reappointment of a student library trustee, a one‑year $105,980 contract renewal with Yavapai Humane Society, a recommendation for Aldi's Series 10 liquor license, and an operations amendment with Jacobs for town utilities.
The Prescott Valley Town Council approved a package of routine items on June 25, encompassing appointments, contract renewals and licensing recommendations.
Appointments: the council approved the appointment of Robert Noble to the Building Board of Appeals to fill the remainder of a term (renewal date September 5, 2027) and recommended reappointing the student member Christa Ays (student position) to the Library Board of Trustees with a renewal date of June 30, 2029.
Animal services: Neighborhood services staff recommended a one‑year renewal of the town’s animal‑sheltering services agreement with Yavapai Humane Society for $105,980, noting the organization is the only local provider able to deliver the full range of required services; council authorized the mayor to sign the renewal.
Liquor license: After a public hearing with no comments, the council recommended approval of a Series 10 (beer & wine store) liquor license application for Aldi #187 at 3330 North Glassford Hill Road to the Arizona Department of Liquor License and Control.
Utilities operations: Council authorized the mayor to approve Amendment No. 1 with Operations Management International (Jacobs) for town utility operations, maintenance and management, covering base fee adjustments, reimbursables, and a multi‑million‑dollar list of planned projects across water and wastewater accounts (total program of work reflected at about $14 million across four utility accounts). The motion passed unanimously for each item.
Each item passed by unanimous vote during the consent or motion process; details and formal agreements will be executed by staff as authorized.
