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Council approves agenda, Title VI transit plan and contract amendment; consent items pass
Summary
At its July 9 meeting the Sierra Vista City Council approved the day's agenda, adopted a federally required Title VI transit nondiscrimination plan, amended the city attorney's contract to reflect a 2% salary adjustment, and passed the consent agenda including an appointment and a resignation.
The Sierra Vista City Council approved several routine and substantive items at its July 9 meeting, including the adoption of a federal Title VI transit plan and an amendment to the city attorney's employment agreement.
Councilman Ken Kilmery moved to approve the meeting agenda as written; the motion passed without opposition. Councilwoman Angelica Landry then moved the consent agenda, which included minutes for June work sessions and the regular meeting, Resolution 2026-051 reappointing Lana Tompkins Stutzman to the Commission on Disability Issues (term to April 30, 2028), and Resolution 2026-052 accepting the resignation of Kirk Shoemaker from the Parks and Recreation Commission. Councilman Brian Myers seconded the consent motion and the council approved it.
Vice Mayor Carolyn Flowers moved to adopt Resolution 2026-053, the transit Title VI plan required for recipients of Federal Transit Administration funding. Miss Adams, a city staff member, said the plan "is a guiding document" that will be uploaded to the FTA for review and that the agency may request modifications. The council voted to adopt the plan.
Councilman Brian Myers moved to approve Resolution 2026-054 amending City Attorney Nathan Williams' contract to reflect a 2% salary correlation with city employee raises following his annual evaluation; the motion carried.
No roll-call vote tallies were recorded in the transcript for these items; each was announced as passed by the presiding officer.
The council also noted several staff and project updates during the meeting and scheduled a special meeting on July 21 to approve the final budget.
