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M[NUTES OF REGULAR COUNCILMEETING
MARANA TOWN COUNCIL
August 4, 1998
PLACE AND DATE
MaranaTownHalI, August4,1998
CALL TO ORDER
By Mayor Ora Ham at 7:07 P.M.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by Mayor Ora Ham
INVOCATION
Led by Paul Ruehl, St, of the Salvation Army
ROLLCALL
COUNCIL
Ora Ham
Bobby Sutton, Jr.
Ed Honea
Herb Kal
Sherry Millner
Michael Reuwsaat
Roxanne Ziegler
Mayor
Vice Mayor
Council Member
Council Member
Council Member
Council Member
Council Member
STAFF
Michael Hein
Dan Hochuli
Sandy Groseclose
Russell Dillow
Dick Gear
Jane Johnson
Jocelyn Entz
Dave Alter
Jerry Flannery
Dave Smith
Bill Derfus
Dan Groseclose
Town Manager
Town Attorney
Town Clerk
Magistrate
Annexation/Econ. Dev.
Human Resource Director
Exec. Assistant to Town Manager
Town Engineer
Planning Administrator
Chief of Police
Crime Prevention Officer
Grant Coordinator
APPROVAL OFAGENDA
A motion was made by Vice Mayor Sutton, seconded by Ed Honea, to
approve the agenda as written. The motion carried 7/0.
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ACCEPTANCE OFMINUTES
A motion was made by Mike Reuwsaat, seconded by Ed Honea, to
approve the July 21,1998, minutes with the amendment to the word
"transparency" to "consistency" on page 4. The motion carried 7/0.
CALLTO THEPUBLIC/ANNOUNCEMENTS
Russell Dillow, Magistrate, introduced two new courthouse employees,
Duane Wilson and Lorraine Andrade.
Brett Smith, of 7775 N. Casa Grande Hwy. Opposed the rezoning change
near Delta V for Palm Harbor Modular Homes. Requested that Council
reconsider the rezoning of the area.
Dave After, Town Engineer, introduced seven new employees, Laura
Landers, Allan Amowitz, Annie Stevens, John Rosenboom, George
Pesina, Jr., Benny Sanchez and Rocky Martinez.
Jerry Flannery, Planning Director, introduced two new employees, Carla
Singer and Kevin Sweeney.
VIII. STAFF REPORTS
None
IX. GENERAL ORDER OF BUSINESS
A. Consent A.qenda
1. Resolution No. 98,90 - Approving and Authorizing the
Renaming of Street Located within "The Buffs at Dove
Mountain" (Dave Atler)
2. Adoption of Resolution No. 98.87 - Appointment to the
Town of Marana Business Advisory Committee (Roy Cuaron)
3. Chief Fiscal Officer- Appointment of Town Manager, Mike
As the Chief Fiscal Officer of the Town of Marana (Mike Hein)
4. Transfer of Community Development Block Grant Fund~
Transfer of CDBG Funds for Water System Improvements to
CDBG Soccer Lighting (Dan Groseclose)
A motion was made by Vice Mayor Sutton, and second'ed by Ed Honea,
moved to accept the Consent Agenda as written. The motion carried 7/0.
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B. Resolution No. 98-88 - Request for a Variance to Title 21, Flood Plain
and Erosion Hazard Management Code, by Karoly Horvath a Single
Family Residence Located at 12095 W. Moore Road, Marana AZ.
Council will be sitting as the Floodplain Management Board (Dave After).
Mike Hein informed the Council they would serve in their capacity as the
Floodplain Management Board.
A motion was made by Mike Reuwsaat, and seconded by Ed Honea, to
adopt Resolution No. 98-88 approving the request for a variance by Mr.
Horvath, a variance to Title 21, Floodplain and Erosion Hazard
Management Code, subject to staff's recommendations. The motion
carried 7/0.
C. Reconsideration of Previous Action Taken on July 7, 1998;
Resolution No. 98-64 Silver Moon - Related to Agenda Item D.
(Mike Hein)
Mayor Ham stated to the Council that this item was only to be voted on
as the reconsideration and that no other discussion is to take place under
Item C.
A motion was made by Mike Reuwsaat, and seconded by Ed Honea, to
approve the reconsideration of Resolution No. 98-64. The motion carried
7/0.
Resolution No. 98-64; Silver Moon - Request for Approval of a
101-Lot Single Family Detached Home Subdivision Preliminary Plat on
23 Acres Located on the South Side of the Intersection of Silver Moon
Way and Silverbell Road in a Portion of the North % of the Northwest ¼
of Section 28, Township 12 South, Range 12 East. Property
OwnedDeveloper is PuRe Home Corporation, 7494 N. Oracle Road, Suite
115, Tucson, AZ 85704. (Jerry Flannery)
A motion was made by Mike Reuwsaat, seconded by Sherry Millner, to
approve Resolution No. 98-64, the Preliminary Plant for Silver Moon. The
motion carried 6/1 with Vice Mayor Bobby Sutton voting nay.
E..Resolution No. 98-84 - Approval of the Evaluation Criteria for the
Town of Marana Capital Improvement Program (Jerry Flannery)
Jerry Flannery informed the Council that this was the first step in
developing the Town's first Capital Improvement Plan, a multi-year plan
that projects spending for all anticipated capital projects and that ClP
(Capital Improvement Program). Evaluation Criteria and Weighing Points
are a critical component to effectively prioritizing all capital projects and
ensuring an effective and realistic CIE All Evaluation Criteria developed
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are weighted as to its important and each project is evaluated using the
same criteria, and are objectively prioritized for the Town.
Kirk Dunham who represent PSA (Partners for Strategic Action) gave an
update and process; this program is a 5 year plan; they are in the
process of programming the most important needs first and getting those
projects completed to implement the general plan; in the process of
finalizing a survey for the Town; forming a Focus Group with the
development community and local land owners to coordinate planning
efforts, in addition to the public input that's in the general plan.
Mayor Ham inquired whether or not there would be a variety of people
on TAC (Technical Advisory Committee). Mr. Dunham's response was
that the committee would be made up of all the major department heads,
a planning and zoning commissioner, as well as a council member and a
citizen at large. The Council will also be participating in a work study
session which would be held after the Oraft Needs Assessment is
completed. This assessment will give the Council an overview of all
projects being developed.
A motion was made by Mike Reuwsaat, and seconded by Herb Kai, to
approve Resolution No. 98-84, CIP Evaluation Criteria and Weighing
Points developed by the ClP Technical Advisory Committee. The motion
carried 7~0.
F. Proposal to the Lea.quo of Arizona Cities and Towns
Resolution Committee - Request to Amend A.R.S. Section XX, Relating
to the Portability of Retirement Programs and Elimination of Exclusivity of
Mandatory Retirement Plans in Cities and Towns to Allow Flexibility of
Participants (Mike Hein)
Mike Hein stated that potential employees had not come on board due to
the fact that, the town does not have the state retirement program option
and they are not able to transfer their retirement that they have already
accumulated over to the Town of Marana into the 401A Plan. Should we
have the availability of the State retirement Fund and the 401A, current
and potential employees would have these two options. A change in the
state law would provide these opportunities to all public employees and
potential ones to the Town of Marana, The flexibility with having these two
program and/or other programs would be nothing but a plus and
recommends that the Resolution be submitted to the League of Cities and
Towns Resolution Committee. This would hopefully be a good starting
point of passage at the state level.
A motion was made by Herb Kal, and seconded by Ed Honea, that Mayor
Ham be directed to sign the proposed Resolution asking the League of
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Arizona Cities and Towns to support legislation regarding public
employee retirement options. The motion carried 7/0.
G. Graffiti Abatement (Dave Smith)
Mike Hein informed the Council that there had been significant concern
raised about the graffiti problems within the Town. Chief Smith, Bill
Derfus and Dan Hochuli bdefed the Council on the actions currently in
effect and made suggestions. Council was informed that there are a
number of laws in place that allow prosecution and restitution when
offenders are caught. Suggestions:
· A public information campaign to increase public awareness
Education and long range plan and prevention
Offender caught and prosecuted with jail time
· Crimewatch (88 Crime)
· Pass a resolution that makes it illegal to sell spray paint
containers to anyone under the age of 18
· Restitution to pay for crime (payment from parent and child)
· Recommendation to adopt previsions similar to the City of
Tucson (Examples: Hardware stores could be required to ask
for ID; the owner of the property would be required to remove
the graffiti from their property; have their own local provision on
tagging).
· Forming a Marana Graffiti Abatement Program
No Council action was required on this item.
Mayor Ham excused herself from the dais stating a conflict with the next
item Waiver of Permit Fees for the Marana Health Center,
Bobby Sutton acting as Mayor introduced item H.
H. Resolution No. 98-85 - Approval of Waiver of Permit Fees
For the Marana Health Center (Mike Hein)
Mike Hein stated the request for Waiver of Permit Fees for the clinic
came before the Mayor and Council and was approved in 1997.
However, the clinic's grant did not come to fruition. The clinic once again
is applying for a Capital Improvement Program Grant from the State
Department of Health Services for this year. Staff recommends waiver of
the permit fee of approximately $5,166.
A motion was made by Ed Honea, and seconded by Herb Kal, and
Marana Health Center renovation project, in the amount of approximately
$5,166. The motion carried 6~0.
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I. MAYOR AND COUNCIL'S REPORT
· Councilman Honea- no report.
· Councilman Reuwsaat- no report.
· Vice Mayor Sutton - no report.
· Councilman Herb Kal - no report.
· Councilwoman Sherry Millner- no report.
· Councilwoman Roxanne Ziegler- no report.
Mayor Ora Ham- no report.
J. MANAGER'S REPORT
Mike Hein informed the Council that Mr. Smith who spoke earlier
(Call to the Public) regarding the rezoning of his business area,
that Jerry Flannery will be getting a letter to Council clarifying that it
was not a rezoning issue but a Specific Land Use Change issue.
Notices did go out under the ordinances and no one protested,
including Mr. Smith, in the allotted time and that's why it was
approved. However, Mr. Flannery will be working with Mr. Smith
and with staff to review the circumstances and wilt be getting a
memorandum to Council and a copy to Mr. Smith,
· This month was a record month with over 100 building permits
issued.
Will be out of town on vacation for one week, August 5t~ through
11th.
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,FUTURE AGENDAITEM~
1. Resolution suppoding criteria for new incorporation
2, Ordinance regarding graffiti problem.
ADJOURNMENT
A motion was made by Ed Honea, and seconded by Mike Reuwsaat,
to adjourn, The motion passed 7/0, Meeting adjourned at 8:22 p.m.
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CERTIFICATION
hereby certify that the foregoing minutes are the true and correct minutes
of the Marana Town Council held on August 4,1998. I further certify that
a quorum was present.
TOWN CLERK