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COMPREHENSIVEFEESCHEDULE
EffectiveJuly18,20122013
Fee/DescriptionAmountUnitofMeasureNotes
Airport
SingleEngineOpenTieDown<12,500lbs.(Monthly)$50.00Pertiedown
SingleEngineOpenTieDown<12,500lbs.(Daily)$Pertiedown
9.505.00
TwinEngineOpenTieDown<12,500lbs.(Monthly)$72.00Pertiedown
TwinEngineOpenTieDown<12,500lbs.(Daily)$Pertiedown
11.708.00
TurbopropOpenTieDown<12,500lbs.(Monthly)$94.00Pertiedown
TurbopropOpenTieDown<12,500lbs.(Daily)$Pertiedown
13.9010.00
JetOpenTieDown<12,500lbs.(Monthly)$16.00Pertiedown
JetOpenTieDown<12,500lbs.(Daily)$16.00Pertiedown
HelicopterOpenTieDown<12,500lbs.(Monthly)$116.00Pertiedown
HelicopterOpenTieDown<12,500lbs.(Daily)$Pertiedown
16.0010.00
AircraftOpenTieDown12,500lbs.to24,999lbs.(Monthly)$172.00Pertiedown
AircraftOpenTieDown12,500lbs.to24,999lbs.(Daily)$Pertiedown
21.7022.00
AircraftOpenTieDown25,000lbs.to49,999lbs.(Monthly)$284.00Pertiedown
AircraftOpenTieDown25,000lbs.to49,999lbs.(Daily)$Pertiedown
32.9033.00
AircraftOpenTieDown50,000lbs.to99,999lbs.(Monthly)$562.00Pertiedown
AircraftOpenTieDown50,000lbs.to99,999lbs.(Daily)$Pertiedown
60.7060.00
AircraftOpenTieDown100,000lbs.to200,000lbs.(Monthly)$1,119.00Pertiedown
AircraftOpenTieDown100,000lbs.to200,000lbs.(Daily)$Pertiedown
116.40116.00
AircraftOpenTieDownGreaterThan200,000lbs.(Monthly)$1,676.00Pertiedown
AircraftOpenTieDownGreaterThan200,000lbs.(Daily)$Pertiedown
172.10172.00
TemporaryOpenRampVehicleParkingwithAircraft;Vehicleuptoand$284.00Pervehicle
including20feetinlength(Monthly)
TemporaryOpenRampVehicleParkingwithAircraft;Vehicleuptoand$32.00Pervehicle
including20feetinlength(Daily)
TemporaryOpenRampVehicleParkingwithAircraft;Vehicleover20feetin$395.00Pervehicle
length(Monthly)
TemporaryOpenRampVehicleParkingwithAircraft;Vehicleover20feetin$44.00Pervehicle
length(Daily)
TemporaryOpenRampVehicleParkingwithAircraft;Trailer(Monthly)$284.00Pervehicle
TemporaryOpenRampVehicleParkingwithAircraft;Trailer(Daily)$32.00Pervehicle
TemporaryOpenRampVehicleParkingwithAircraft;FuelTruck(Monthly)$284.00Pervehicle
TemporaryOpenRampVehicleParkingwithAircraft;FuelTruck(Daily)$32.00Pervehicle
AirshipParking(Monthly)$200.00Perairship
AirshipParking(Daily)$Perairship
20.0050.00
ParachutingOperationsFacilityFee(withairportbusinessfacilitylease)$50.00Perday
CommercialPhotographyPermit(Daily)$250.00PerpermitPlusescortfees.
SASOBannerTowPermit(Annually)$250.00PerpermitPercalendaryear.
SASOAircraftCharter/Taxi/WarbirdFlightsPermit$250.00PerpermitPluspassengerfee.Per
calendaryear.
SelfFuelingPermit(Annually)$100.00PerpermitPercalendaryear.
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COMPREHENSIVEFEESCHEDULE
EffectiveJuly18,20122013
Fee/DescriptionAmountUnitofMeasureNotes
CommercialSelfFuelingPermit(Monthly)$50.00Perpermit
CommercialSelfFuelingPermit(Annually)$500.00PerpermitPercalendaryear.
CommercialFuelingPermitFBOorSASO(Annually)$500.00PerpermitPlusgroundleasewith
airport.
FuelFlowageFee;FBOorSASOwithgroundlease$0.07Pergallondelivered
0.06
FuelFlowageFee;SelfFuelerBasedAircraftTenant$Pergallonpumped
0.070.10
FuelFlowageFee;CommercialSelfFuelerwithPermit$PergallondeliveredPlusinitialfee.
0.140.20
FuelFlowageFee;CommercialSelfFuelerwithPermitInitialFee$0.14PergallonoffuelAssessedeachtimefuel
truckcapacitytruckreentersairport.
AirsideEscort$75.00PerhourMinimumchargeof
$75.00.
AirportLaborRate$5.00PerhourMinimumchargeof
$75.00.
AirportOvertimeLaborRate$125.00PerhourMinimumchargeof
$125.00.
AirportCallout$125.00Percallout
Runway/TaxiwayLightReplacement$300.00Perlight
AirportDamage$150.00PerincidentPlusactualitemand/or
laborcosttorepair.
SpecializedAeronauticalRental(Events)$250.00PerapplicationInadditiontoPublicUse
Permitfee
SpecializedNonAeronauticalRental(Events)$500.00PerapplicationInadditiontoPublicUse
Permitfee
Clerk
LiquorLicenseApplication$500.00Perapplication
LiquorLicenseApplication;ExtensionofPatioPremises$25.00PerapplicationPlusapplicableStateof
Arizonafees.
LiquorLicenseApplication;AcquisitionofControlChangeorChangeofAgent$150.00PerapplicationPlusapplicableStateof
Arizonafees.
FireworksPermitApplication$100.00Perapplication
BallotArgumentFee(Deposit)$250.00Perballotargument
BingoLicense;ClassA$5.00PerlicensePlusapplicableStateof
Arizonafees.
BingoLicense;ClassB$25.00PerlicensePlusapplicableStateof
Arizonafees.
BingoLicense;ClassC$50.00PerlicensePlusapplicableStateof
Arizonafees.
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PublicUsePermit(PublicLand)$25.00Perapplication
SpecialUsePermit(PrivateLandwitheventdurationlessthanonemonth)$50.00Perapplication
TemporaryUsePermit(PrivateLandwitheventdurationmorethanone$50.00Perapplication
month)
Public,SpecialorTemporaryUseLiquor$25.00PerdayPlusapplicableStateof
Arizonafees.Appliesonly
toeventsnotorganizedby
theTown.
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COMPREHENSIVEFEESCHEDULE
EffectiveJuly18,20122013
Fee/DescriptionAmountUnitofMeasureNotes
Public,SpecialorTemporaryUseLateFee$25.00PerapplicationPlusanyotherapplicable
fees.Appliestoeventsnot
organizedbytheTown.
Appliesifapplication
submittedlessthan15
calendardaysbefore
event.
Public,SpecialorTemporaryUseLiquorLicenseLateApplicationFee$25.00PerapplicationPlusanyotherapplicable
fees.Appliestoeventsnot
organizedbytheTown.
Appliesifapplication
submittedlessthan30
calendardaysbefore
event.
Signs;Public,SpecialorTemporaryUseSignPermit$20.00Perapplication
Public,SpecialorTemporaryUseBuildingPermit$30.00PerpermitPlusapplicableusepermit
fees.
Courts
FeeforTakingDefaultJudgment$65.00Perjudgment
JailReimbursementFeeSeenotePersentenceFeeistheactualcostto
theTown.
ProsecutionFee$40.00Percitation
AdministrativeWarrantFee$30.00Perwarrant
CourtImprovementFee$35.00Percitation
JuryCancellationFeeSeenotePerincidenceFeeistheactualcostto
theTown.
CommunityServiceMonitoringFee$5.00Persentence
OrderofHarassmentServiceFee$40.00Perorder
CourtMonitoredProbationFeesSeenotePersentenceFeeistheactualcostto
theTown.
DevelopmentServices
WůĂŶŶŝŶŐ
Annexation;ProcessingFee$500.00PerannexationAppliestoannexations
notinitiatedbytheTown.
GeneralPlanMapMajorAmendment;BaseFee$2,600.00Peramendment
GeneralPlanMapMajorAmendment;AcreageFee$40.00Peracre
GeneralPlanMapMinorAmendment;BaseFee$1,000.00Peramendment
GeneralPlanMapMinorAmendment;AcreageFee$20.00Peracre
SpecificPlan;ResidentialLandupto4.0residencesperacre;Basefee$1,400.00PersubmittalMaximumfeenotto
exceed$35,000.00.
SpecificPlan;ResidentialLandupto4.0residencesperacre;Acreagefee(if$50.00PeracreMaximumfeenotto
overfiveacres)exceed$35,000.00.
SpecificPlan;ResidentialLand4.01to20residencesperacre;Basefee$2,500.00PersubmittalMaximumfeenotto
exceed$35,000.00.
SpecificPlan;ResidentialLand4.01to20residencesperacre;Acreagefee(if$70.00PeracreMaximumfeenotto
overfiveacres)exceed$35,000.00.
SpecificPlan;ResidentialLand20.01residencesperacreandaboveand$2,700.00PersubmittalMaximumfeenotto
CommercialandIndustrialLandUses;Basefeeexceed$35,000.00.
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COMPREHENSIVEFEESCHEDULE
EffectiveJuly18,20122013
Fee/DescriptionAmountUnitofMeasureNotes
SpecificPlan;ResidentialLand20.01residencesperacreandaboveand$70.00PeracreMaximumfeenotto
CommercialandIndustrialLandUses;Acreagefee(ifoverfiveacres)exceed$35,000.00.
TextAmendmenttoAdoptedSpecificPlan$1,500.00PersubmittalMaximumfeenotto
exceed$35,000.00.
LandUseDesignationAmendmenttoSpecificPlanSeenotePersubmittalFeeissameastotal
applicationfeeforspecific
planascalculated.
SignificantLandUseChange;Upto1.00Acre$550.00Persubmittal
SignificantLandUseChange;1.01Acresto10.00Acres$1,250.00Persubmittal
SignificantLandUseChange;Over10.01Acres$1,750.00Persubmittal
Rezoning;TorezonepropertyfromanyzonetoAG,RD180,R144,R80,R$850.00Persubmittal
36,R20,andR16;Notmorethanfiveacres
Rezoning;TorezonepropertyfromanyzonetoAG,RD180,R144,R80,R$1,500.00Persubmittal
36,R20,andR16;Morethanfiveanduptotenacres
Rezoning;TorezonepropertyfromanyzonetoAG,RD180,R144,R80,R$2,500.00PersubmittalMaximumfeenotto
36,R20,andR16;Morethantenacres;Basefeeexceed$10,000.00.
Rezoning;TorezonepropertyfromanyzonetoAG,RD180,R144,R80,R$100.00PeracreMaximumfeenotto
36,R20,andR16;Morethantenacres;AcreageFeeexceed$10,000.00.
Rezoning;TorezonepropertyfromanyzonetoAG,RD180,R144,R80,R$1,200.00PersubmittalMaximumfeenotto
36,R20,andR16;Siteanalysisreviewfeeexceed$10,000.00.
Rezoning;TorezonepropertyfromanyzonetoAG,RD180,R144,R80,RSeenotePerresubmittalFeeis50%oforiginalfee
36,R20,andR16;ResubmittalFeeforapplicableitems.
Rezoning;TorezonepropertyfromanyzonetoR12,R10,R8,R7,R6,MH,$1,800.00Persubmittal
MHS,andRV;Notmorethanfiveacres
Rezoning;TorezonepropertyfromanyzonetoR12,R10,R8,R7,R6,MH,$2,800.00PersubmittalMaximumfeenotto
MHS,andRV;Morethanfiveacres;Basefeeexceed$20,000.00.
Rezoning;TorezonepropertyfromanyzonetoR12,R10,R8,R7,R6,MH,$150.00PeracreMaximumfeenotto
MHS,andRV;Morethanfiveacres;Acreagefeeexceed$20,000.00.
Rezoning;TorezonepropertyfromanyzonetoR12,R10,R8,R7,R6,MH,$1,200.00PersubmittalMaximumfeenotto
MHS,andRV;Siteanalysisreviewfeeexceed$20,000.00.
Rezoning;TorezonepropertyfromanyzonetoR12,R10,R8,R7,R6,MH,SeenotePerresubmittalFeeis50%oforiginalfee
MHS,andRV;Resubmittalfeeforapplicableitems.
Rezoning;TorezonepropertyfromanyexistingzonetoRR,MU1,MR1,MR$2,000.00Persubmittal
2,CO,NC,VC,RC,SC,VRC,CBC,andLIHI;Notmorethanfiveacres
Rezoning;TorezonepropertyfromanyexistingzonetoRR,MU1,MR1,MR$3,000.00PersubmittalMaximumfeenotto
2,CO,NC,VC,RC,SC,VRC,CBC,andLIHI;Morethanfiveacres;Basefeeexceed$26,000.00.
Rezoning;TorezonepropertyfromanyexistingzonetoRR,MU1,MR1,MR$300.00PeracreMaximumfeenotto
2,CO,NC,VC,RC,SC,VRC,CBC,andLIHI;Morethanfiveacres;Acreagefeeexceed$26,000.00.
Rezoning;TorezonepropertyfromanyexistingzonetoRR,MU1,MR1,MR$1,200.00PersubmittalMaximumfeenotto
2,CO,NC,VC,RC,SC,VRC,CBC,andLIHI;Siteanalysisreviewfeeexceed$26,000.00.
Rezoning;TorezonepropertyfromanyexistingzonetoRR,MU1,MR1,MRSeenotePerresubmittalFeeis50%oforiginalfee
2,CO,NC,VC,RC,SC,VRC,CBC,andLIHI;Resubmittalfeeforapplicableitems.
ModificationorWaiverofRezoningConditions$250.00Perconditionor
conditionsubsection
SiteAnalysisReview(Notassociatedwitharezoning);Basefee$1,200.00Persubmittal
SiteAnalysisReview(Notassociatedwitharezoning);Resubmittalor$150.00Perresubmittalor
revisionfeerevision
LandDevelopmentCodeAmendment$1,500.00Persubmittal
ApplicantrequestedContinuance$200.00Percontinuance
TitleReportReview$280.00Persubmittal
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COMPREHENSIVEFEESCHEDULE
EffectiveJuly18,20122013
Fee/DescriptionAmountUnitofMeasureNotes
WůĂŶŶŝŶŐWƌĞůŝŵŝŶĂƌLJůŽĐŬWůĂƚ
PreliminaryBlockPlat;020acres;basefee$350.00Persubmittal
PreliminaryBlockPlat;020acres;acreagefee$75.00Peracre
PreliminaryBlockPlat;20.01120acres;basefee$850.00Persubmittal
PreliminaryBlockPlat;20.01120acres;acreagefee$50.00Peracre
PreliminaryBlockPlat;Over120acres;basefee$3,500.00Persubmittal
PreliminaryBlockPlat;Over120acres,acreagefee$25.00Peracre
PreliminaryBlockPlat;MiscellaneousDocumentReview$280.00PersubmittalFeeisbasedonestimated
reviewtime.Actualfees
maybehigheratrateof
$70.00perhour.
PreliminaryBlockPlat;Amendment,ModificationorExtensionSeenotePersubmittalFeeis50%oforiginalfee
forapplicableitems.
PreliminaryBlockPlat;AdditionalSubmittalsAfterSecondSubmittalSeenotePeradditionalFeeis50%oforiginalfee
submittalforapplicableitems.
WůĂŶŶŝŶŐ&ŝŶĂůůŽĐŬWůĂƚ
FinalBlockPlat;020.00acres;basefee$350.00Persubmittal
FinalBlockPlat;020.00acres;acreagefee$30.00Peracre
FinalBlockPlat;20.01100.00acres;basefee$850.00Persubmittal
FinalBlockPlat;20.01100.00acres;acreagefee$20.00Peracre
FinalBlockPlat;Over100.01acres;basefee$3,850.00Persubmittal
FinalBlockPlat;Over100.01acres;acreagefee$10.00Peracre
FinalBlockPlat;Covenants,Conditions&RestrictionsReview$280.00Persubmittal
FinalBlockPlat;OtherMiscellaneousReportReview$280.00Persubmittal
FinalBlockPlat;AssuranceAgreementReview$280.00Persubmittal
FinalBlockPlat;Amendment,ModificationorExtensionSeenotePeraffectedlotFeeis50%oforiginalfee
forapplicableitems.
FinalBlockPlat;AdditionalSubmittalsAfterSecondSubmittalSeenotePeradditionalFeeis50%oforiginalfee
submittalforapplicableitems.
WůĂŶŶŝŶŐWƌĞůŝŵŝŶĂƌLJWůĂƚ
PreliminaryPlat;Subdivisionuptoninelots$3,000.00Persubmittal
PreliminaryPlat;Subdivisionadditionallotfee(overninelots)$30.00Perlot
PreliminaryPlat;MiscellaneousDocumentReview$280.00PersubmittalFeeisbasedonestimated
reviewtime.Actualfees
maybehigheratrateof
$70.00perhour.
PreliminaryPlat;Amendment,ModificationorExtensionSeenotePersubmittalFeeis50%oforiginalfee
forapplicableitems.
PreliminaryPlat;AdditionalSubmittalsAfterSecondSubmittalSeenotePeradditionalFeeis50%oforiginalfee
submittalforapplicableitems.
WůĂŶŶŝŶŐ&ŝŶĂůWůĂƚ
FinalPlat;Subdivisionuptoninelots$1,000.00Persubmittal
FinalPlat;Subdivisionadditionallotfee(overninelots)$30.00Perlot
FinalPlat;Covenants,Conditions&RestrictionsReview$280.00Persubmittal
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COMPREHENSIVEFEESCHEDULE
EffectiveJuly18,20122013
Fee/DescriptionAmountUnitofMeasureNotes
FinalPlat;OtherMiscellaneousReportReview$280.00Persubmittal
FinalPlat;AssuranceAgreementReview$280.00Persubmittal
FinalPlat;Amendment,ModificationorExtensionSeenotePeraffectedlotFeeis50%oforiginalfee
forapplicableitems.
FinalPlat;AdditionalSubmittalsAfterSecondSubmittalSeenotePeradditionalFeeis50%oforiginalfee
submittalforapplicableitems.
MinorLandDivision;Basefee$200.00Persubmittal
MinorLandDivision;Thirdsubmittalandthereafter$150.00Peradditional
submittal
DevelopmentPlan;uptotwoacresofcommercialormultifamily;basefee$2,000.00Persubmittal
DevelopmentPlan;Additionalfeeforeachacreovertwoacres$40.00Peracre
DevelopmentPlan:MiscellaneousDocumentReview$280.00Persubmittal
DevelopmentPlan;Amendment,ModificationorExtension;Uptotenacres$1,500.00Persubmittal
DevelopmentPlan;Amendment,ModificationorExtension;additionalfeefor$25.00Peracre
eachacreovertenacres
DevelopmentPlan;AdditionalsubmittalsaftersecondSeenotePersubmittalFeeis50%oforiginalfee
forapplicableitems.
SitePlan/ArchitecturalReview$400.00Persubmittal
ResidentialDesignPlan$1,250.00Persubmittal
PreApplicationConference$250.00Persubmittal
ConditionalUsePermit;ApplicationFee$1,000.00Persubmittal
TemporaryUsePermit;AdministrativeProcesswithCouncilAction$500.00Persubmittal
LandscapePlans;BaseFee$200.00Persubmittal
LandscapePlans;PerSheetFee$50.00PersheetExcludingcoversheet.
LandscapePlans;SecondSubmittalandEachSubmittalThereafterPerSheet$40.00Persheet
Fee
NativePlantPermit;Basefee$200.00Persubmittal
NativePlantPermit;PerSheetFee$50.00PersheetExcludingcoversheet.
NativePlantPermit;SecondSubmittalandEachSubmittalThereafterPer$40.00Persheet
SheetFee
NativePlantPermit;ExceptionFee$50.00Persubmittal
BoardofAdjustment;AppealFee$250.00Persubmittal
PlanningDepartmentInspectionFee$50.00Perinspection
PlanningDepartmentPlanCheckReviewFee$40.00Persubmittal
ZoningComplianceLetter$75.00Perletter
ZoningViolation;PlanCheckReviewFee$100.00Persubmittal
ZoningViolation;VarianceforZoningViolation$850.00Persubmittal
MiscellaneousPlanningCommissionActionFee$250.00Persubmittal
TimeExtensionFee;AdministrativeExtension$150.00Perextension
TimeExtensionFee;PlanningCommission/CouncilAction$250.00Perextension
VarianceRequest$550.00Persubmittal
RevisionstoApprovedPlansSeenotePersubmittalFeeis50%ofinitial
applicationfeeforeach
submittal.
Signs;InitialSignFee;Persquarefootofsignboardonwhichadisplayappears$1.00PersquarefootInadditiontoother
applicablefeesforfree
standingsigns.
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COMPREHENSIVEFEESCHEDULE
EffectiveJuly18,20122013
Fee/DescriptionAmountUnitofMeasureNotes
Signs;InitialSignFee;Pereachfootofheightofthesigninexcessoftwelve$2.00PerfootInadditiontoother
feetapplicablefeesforfree
standingsigns.Heightis
measuredfromthetopof
thesign.
Signs;AdditionalFeeforLightedSigns$15.00Persign
Signs;Permanentsign;basefee$10.00Perpermit
Signs;Permanentsign;Feeforsignlessthanorequaltotenfeetinheight$35.00Persign
Signs;Permanentsign;feeforsignovertenfeetinheight$50.00Persign
Signs;Temporarysign;basefee$10.00Perpermit
Signs;Temporarysign;Feeforeachsign$10.00Persign
Signs;RenewalFee;Billboard$500.00Persign(Nonconforming)
Signs;Blanketfeepersixmonthperiodfordirectionalsigns;basefee$10.00Perpermit
Signs;Blanketfeepersixmonthperiodfordirectionalsigns;feeformaximum$100.00Perpermit
ofthreesigns
Signs;RecoveryFee;firstsign(foreachoccurrence)$25.00Persign
Signs;RecoveryFee;eachadditionalsign(foreachoccurrence)$10.00Persign
Signs;Perdiemstoragefee;signlessthanorequaltotenfeetinheight$5.00Persign
Signs;Perdiemstoragefee;signovertenfeetinheight$7.50Persign
Signs;Plannedsignprogram$560.00Persubmittal
Signs;AmendmenttoplannedsignprogramSeenotePersubmittalFeeis50%oforiginal
submittalfee.
Signs;ChangeofCopyFee$0.25Persquarefoot
ElectionSigns;BlanketPermitFee$25.00Perpermit
ŶŐŝŶĞĞƌŝŶŐĞǀĞůŽƉŵĞŶƚ
DrainageStatementReview;BaseFee$280.00PersubmittalAppliesto1sttwo
submittals.
AdditionalDrainageStatementSubmittalsafterthe2ndSubmittal50%ofPersubmittal
originalfee
forapplicable
items
RevisionstoAcceptedDrainageStatement50%ofPersubmittal
originalfee
forapplicable
items
DrainageReportReview;05acres;basefee$715.00Persubmittal
DrainageReportReview;05acres;acreagefee$55.00Peracre
DrainageReportReview;5.0110acres;basefee$800.00Persubmittal
DrainageReportReview;5.0110acres;acreagefee$40.00Peracre
DrainageReportReview;10.0120acres;basefee$850.00Persubmittal
DrainageReportReview;10.0120acres;acreagefee$35.00Peracre
DrainageReportReview;20.0150acres;basefee$960.00Persubmittal
DrainageReportReview;20.0150acres;acreagefee$30.00Peracre
DrainageReportReview;50.01100acres;basefee$1,465.00Persubmittal
DrainageReportReview;50.01100acres;acreagefee$20.00Peracre
DrainageReportReview;Over100acres;basefee$2,465.00Persubmittal
DrainageReportReview;Over100acres;acreagefee$10.00Peracre
AdditionalDrainageReportSubmittalsafterthe2ndSubmittal50%ofPersubmittal
originalfee
forapplicable
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COMPREHENSIVEFEESCHEDULE
EffectiveJuly18,20122013
Fee/DescriptionAmountUnitofMeasureNotes
items
RevisionstoAcceptedDrainageReport50%ofPersubmittal
originalfee
forapplicable
items
ConditionalLetterofMapRevision(CLOMR);ReviewFee$70.00PerhourMinimumfeeis$350.
Costincludessubsequent
LetterofMapRevision
(LOMR)review.
LetterofMapRevision(LOMR);ReviewFee$70.00PerhourMinimumfeeis$280.00.
ReviewofGeotechnicalReport;HourlyRate$70.00PerhourMinimumfeeis$280.00.
ReviewofSupplementalCalculationsotherthanDrainageorGeotechnical$70.00PerhourMinimumfeeis$280.00.
Reports;Hourlyrate
SubdivisionDesignExceptionReport(ifnotpartofaspecificplan);Basefee$300.00Perreport
SubdivisionDesignExceptionReport(ifnotpartofaspecificplan);hearing$200.00Perhearing
fee
ReviewofGradingPlans;05acres,basefee$770.00Persubmittal
ReviewofGradingPlans;05acres;acreagefee$25.00Peracre
ReviewofGradingPlans;5.0120acres;basefee$800.00Persubmittal
ReviewofGradingPlans;5.0120acres;acreagefee$20.00Peracre
ReviewofGradingPlans;20.0140acres;basefee$900.00Persubmittal
ReviewofGradingPlans;20.0140acres;acreagefee$15.00Peracre
ReviewofGradingPlans;40.01100acres;basefee$1,010.00Persubmittal
ReviewofGradingPlans;40.01100acres;acreagefee$13.00Peracre
ReviewofGradingPlans;Over100acres;basefee$1,340.00Persubmittal
ReviewofGradingPlans;Over100acres;acreagefee$10.00Peracre
AdditionalGradingPlanSubmittalsafterthe2ndSubmittal50%ofPersubmittal
originalfee
forapplicable
items
RevisionstoAcceptedGradingPlan50%ofPersubmittal
originalfee
forapplicable
items
ReviewofConstructionPlans;Basefee$400.00PersubmittalAseparatebasefeeis
requiredforeachplan
reviewtypeincluding,but
notlimitedto:roadway,
paving,sewer,utilityand
structuralplans.
ReviewofConstructionPlans;Sheetfee$95.00PersheetAseparatebasefeeis
requiredforeachplan
reviewtypeincluding,but
notlimitedto:roadway,
paving,sewer,utilityand
structuralplans.Per
sheet,excludingcover
sheet,exceptinthecase
ofonesheetplans.
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COMPREHENSIVEFEESCHEDULE
EffectiveJuly18,20122013
Fee/DescriptionAmountUnitofMeasureNotes
AdditionalConstructionPlanSubmittalsafterthe2ndSubmittal50%ofPersubmittalAfeeisrequiredforeach
originalfeeplanreviewtype
forapplicableincluding,butnotlimited
itemsto:roadway,paving,
sewer,utilityand
structuralplans.
RevisionstoAcceptedConstructionPlan50%ofPersubmittalAfeeisrequiredforeach
originalfeeplanreviewtype
forapplicableincluding,butnotlimited
itemsto:roadway,paving,
sewer,utilityand
structuralplans.
BridgePlanReview;TotalValuationFeeof$1.00to$500.99$15.00Persubmittal
BridgePlanReview;TotalValuationFeeof$501.00to$2,000.99SeenotePersubmittalFeeis$15.00forthefirst
$500.00plus$2.00for
eachadditional$100.00
orfractionthereof,toand
including$2,000.00.
BridgePlanReview;TotalValuationFeeof$2,001.00to$25,000.99SeenotePersubmittalFeeis$45.00forthefirst
$2000.00plus$9.00for
eachadditional$1,000.00
orfractionthereof,toand
including$25,000.00.
BridgePlanReview;TotalValuationFeeof$25,001.00to$50,000.99SeenotePersubmittalFeeis$252.00forthefirst
$25,000.00plus$6.50for
eachadditional$1,000.00
orfractionthereof,toand
including$50,000.00.
BridgePlanReview;TotalValuationFeeof$50,001.00to$100,000.99SeenotePersubmittalFeeis$414.50forthefirst
$50,000plus$4.50for
eachadditional$1,000.00
orfractionthereof,toand
including$100,000.00.
BridgePlanReview;TotalValuationFeeof$100,001.00to$500,000.99SeenotePersubmittalFeeis$639.50forthefirst
$100,000.00plus$3.50
foreachadditional
$1,000.00orfraction
thereof,toandincluding
$500,000.00.
BridgePlanReview;TotalValuationFeeof$500,001.00to$1,000,000.99SeenotePersubmittalFeeis$2039.50forthe
first$500,000.00plus
$3.00foreachadditional
$1,000.00orfraction
thereof,toandincluding
$1,000,000.00.
BridgePlanReview;TotalValuationFeeof$1,000,001.00andupSeenotePersubmittalFeeis$3,539.50forthe
first$1,000,000.00plus
$2.00foreachadditional
$1,000.00orfraction
thereof.
AdditionalBridgePlanSubmittalsafterthe2ndSubmittal50%ofPersubmittal
originalfee
forapplicable
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COMPREHENSIVEFEESCHEDULE
EffectiveJuly18,20122013
Fee/DescriptionAmountUnitofMeasureNotes
items
RevisionstoAcceptedBridgePlan50%ofPersubmittal
originalfee
forapplicable
items
GolfCoursePlan;Basefee$300.00Persubmittal
GolfCoursePlan;SheetFee$95.00PerplansheetExcludingcoversheet,
exceptincaseofone
sheetplans.Appliesto1st
twosubmittals.
GolfCoursePlan;AdditionalSubmittalsafterthe2ndSubmittal50%ofPersubmittal
originalfee
forapplicable
items
GolfCoursePlan;RevisionstoAcceptedPlan50%ofPersubmittal
originalfee
forapplicable
items
Public/SemiPublicWaterSystemPlanReview;Basefee$400.00Persubmittal
Public/SemiPublicWaterSystemPlanReview;Sheetfee$95.00PersheetExcludingcoversheet,
exceptincaseofone
sheetplans.
AdditionalPublic/SemiPublicWaterSystemPlanSubmittalsafterthe2nd50%ofPersubmittal
Submittaloriginalfee
forapplicable
items
RevisionstoAcceptedPublic/SemiPublicWaterSystemPlan50%ofPersubmittal
originalfee
forapplicable
items
Public/SemiPublicPoolPlanReview;Basefee$200.00Persubmittal
Public/SemiPublicPoolPlanReview;Hourlyreviewrate$70.00PerhourThreehourminimum
reviewtime.
ReviewofPlansforWastewaterTreatmentFacilities;Basefee$500.00Persubmittal
ReviewofPlansforWastewaterTreatmentFacilities;Sheetfee$95.00PersheetExcludingcoversheet,
exceptinthecaseofone
sheetplans.Appliesto1st
twosubmittals.
AdditionalWastewaterTreatmentFacilitiesPlanSubmittalsafterthe2nd50%ofPersubmittal
Submittaloriginalfee
forapplicable
items
RevisionstoAcceptedWastewaterTreatmentFacilitiesPlan50%ofPersubmittal
originalfee
forapplicable
items
ReviewofIndividualSepticSystemPlans;Basefee$100.00Persubmittal
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COMPREHENSIVEFEESCHEDULE
EffectiveJuly18,20122013
Fee/DescriptionAmountUnitofMeasureNotes
ReviewofIndividualSepticSystemPlans;Sheetfee$95.00PersheetExcludingcoversheet,
exceptincaseofone
sheetplans.Appliesto1st
twosubmittals.
AdditionalIndividualSepticSystemPlansafterthe2ndSubmittal50%ofPersubmittal
originalfee
forapplicable
items
RevisionstoAcceptedIndividualSepticSystemPlans50%ofPersubmittal
originalfee
forapplicable
items
ReviewofIndividualSepticSystemPlans;MonitorPercolationTesting$70.00Perhour
ReviewofIndividualSepticSystemPlans;EachAdditionalInspection$70.00Perhour
ReviewofIndividualSepticSystemPlans;Certification$25.00Persubmittal
Assurances;SubstituteAssurance$300.00PersubmittalInitialassurance
agreementincludedin
finalplatcosts.
Assurances;PartialReleaseofAssurance$20.00Persubmittal
Type1GradingPermit;Basefee$100.00Persubmittal
Type1GradingPermit;PlanCheckFee$175.00Persubmittal
Type1GradingPermit;ConstructionCostFeeSeenotePersubmittalFeeisthegreaterof
$300.00or2.0%ofthe
constructioncost.
Type1GradingPermit;ViolationFeeSeenotePerviolationFeeisdoublethepermit
fee.
Type2GradingPermit;Basefee$100.00Persubmittal
Type2GradingPermit;ConstructionCostFee;SubdivisionsSeenotePersubmittalFeeisthegreaterof
$500.00or1%ofthe
constructioncostsor3.5%
oftheconstructioncost
fortheTownactingas
EngineerofRecord.
Type2GradingPermit;ConstructionCostFee;CommercialDevelopmentsSeenotePersubmittalFeeisthegreaterof
$800.00or1%ofthe
constructioncostsor3.5%
oftheconstructioncost
fortheTownactingas
EngineerofRecord.
Includesmultifamily
housingdevelopments.
Type2GradingPermit;AtRiskGradingFee$500.00Persubmittal
Type2GradingPermit;ViolationFeeSeenotePerviolationFeeisdoublethepermit
fee.
BlastingPermit$50.00PerpermitFeeisinadditiontoType
2GradingPermitFee.
FormBPermit;BaseFee$100.00Persubmittal
FormBPermit;ConstructionCostFeeSeenotePersubmittalFeeisthegreaterof
$500.00or1.0%ofthe
constructioncostsor4.5%
oftheconstructioncost
fortheTownactingas
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COMPREHENSIVEFEESCHEDULE
EffectiveJuly18,20122013
Fee/DescriptionAmountUnitofMeasureNotes
EngineerofRecord.
FormBPermit;ViolationFeeSeenotePerviolationFeeisdoublethepermit
fee.
FormAPermitMajorUtilities;BaseFee$100.00Persubmittal
FormAPermitMajorUtilities;ConstructionCostFeeSeenotePersubmittalFeeisthegreaterof
$500.00or1.0%ofthe
constructioncostsor2.5%
oftheconstructioncost
fortheTownactingas
EngineerofRecord.
FormAPermitMajorUtilities;ViolationFeeSeenotePerviolationFeeisdoublethepermit
fee.
Floodplain;FloodplainHazardSheet$5.00Perreport
Floodplain;FloodplainUsePermit$100.00Persubmittal
Floodplain;FloodplainVariance$1,000.00Persubmittal
ŶŐŝŶĞĞƌŝŶŐdƌĂĨĨŝĐ
ReviewofTrafficImpactStudy;HourlyRate$70.00PerhourMinimumfeeis$560.00.
ReviewofTrafficImpactStatement;HourlyRate$70.00PerhourMinimumfeeis$280.00.
SpecialEventTrafficControlReview$30.00PersubmittalAppliestoeventsnot
organizedbytheTown.
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ArchaeologyReport;MonitoringReportReview$140.00PersubmittalFeeisbasedonestimated
reviewtime.Actualfees
maybehigheratrateof
$70.00perhour.
ArchaeologyReport;ResultsofMonitoringReview$70.00PersubmittalFeeisbasedonestimated
reviewtime.Actualfees
maybehigheratrateof
$70.00perhour.
ArchaeologyReport;ClassIIIReview$70.00PersubmittalFeeisbasedonestimated
reviewtime.Actualfees
maybehigheratrateof
$70.00perhour.
ArchaeologyReport;TestingPlanReview$280.00PersubmittalFeeisbasedonestimated
reviewtime.Actualfees
maybehigheratrateof
$70.00perhour.
ArchaeologyReport;ResultsofTestingReview$140.00PersubmittalFeeisbasedonestimated
reviewtime.Actualfees
maybehigheratrateof
$70.00perhour.
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COMPREHENSIVEFEESCHEDULE
EffectiveJuly18,20122013
Fee/DescriptionAmountUnitofMeasureNotes
ArchaeologyReport;DataRecoveryPlanReview$280.00PersubmittalFeeisbasedonestimated
reviewtime.Actualfees
maybehigheratrateof
$70.00perhour.
ArchaeologyReport;ResultsofDataRecovery$140.00PersubmittalFeeisbasedonestimated
reviewtime.Actualfees
maybehigheratrateof
$70.00perhour.
PhaseIEnvironmentalSiteAssessmentReview$280.00PersubmittalFeeisbasedonestimated
reviewtime.Actualfees
maybehigheratrateof
$70.00perhour.
SiteResourceInventoryReview$280.00PersubmittalFeeisbasedonestimated
reviewtime.Actualfees
maybehigheratrateof
$70.00perhour.
ReviewofStormWaterPollutionPreventionPlan$420.00PersubmittalIncludesfirstandsecond
submittalsandfirst
inspection.Additional
submittalsreviewedat
rateof$210.00per
submittal.
StormwaterPollutionPreventionPlan;PurchaseofTownTemplate$140.00PertemplateIncludestwocopiesof
template.Maybeusedfor
acustomlot,singlefamily
residencethatispartofa
commonplanof
developmentinwhichthe
masterdeveloperhas
alreadystabilizedand
submittedtheNoticeof
Terminationorwherethe
SWPPPforthecommon
elopmentwas
planofdev
preparedunderanold
versionoftheArizona
Departmentof
EnvironmentalQuality
ConstructionGeneral
Permit.
StormWaterPollutionPreventionPlan;ReviewofCompletedTownTemplate$140.00PersubmittalIncludesfirstandsecond
andInspectionsubmittals.Additional
submittalsreviewedat
rateof$70.00per
submittal.
StormWaterPollutionPreventionPlan;Reinspection$50.00PerinspectionFirstinspectionincluded
inplanreviewfee.
Minimumoneinspection
perproject.
RightofWay
RightofWayPermit;BaseFee$100.00Persubmittal
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COMPREHENSIVEFEESCHEDULE
EffectiveJuly18,20122013
Fee/DescriptionAmountUnitofMeasureNotes
RightofWayPermit;TrafficControlPlanCheckFee$50.00Persubmittal
RightofWayPermit;HaulRouteFee$150.00PersubmittalAppliesifsevenormore
haultrucksarerequired
onaproject.
RightofWayPermit;AccessFee$150.00PersubmittalNotrequiredifsubmitting
constructionplansorhaul
route.Onlyappliedif
applicantisaccessing
ROWandnotperforming
construction.
RightofWayPermit;ConstructionPlanCheckFee2%costofPersubmittalFeenotapplicableifTown
constructionproject.
RightofWayPermit;AdditionalExtensionFee$50.00PerextensionFirstextensionisfree.
RightofWayPermit;ViolationLateFeeSeenotePerviolationLateFeefeeis$1,500plus
doublethepermitfee.
Applieswhenobtaininga
rightofwaypermitafter
workhasalreadystarted
orfailuretoobtainaright
ofwaypermitwithintwo
daysafteremergency
rightofwayworkis
completed.
RightofWayPermit;WeeklyInspectionFeeGreaterofPersubmittalCalculatedon
2%ofconstructioninROW
constructioncosts,doesnotapplyifno
costorconstruction.Includestwo
$200.00perinspectionsperweekand
weekcloseoutinspection(not
appliedtoeverypermit).
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ReinspectionFee$50.00Perinspection
SpecialInvestigationorSpecialFinalInspections$50.00Perinvestigationor
inspection
PlanReviewforRevisionstoApprovedPlans;withNoAdditionalFeeItems$50.00PerhourChargedtonearesthour.
ManufacturedHomeorFactorybuiltBuildingSeenotePersubmittalFeedeterminedperState
ofArizonaschedule.
ConstructionTrailersSeenotePersubmittalFeeis$90persubmittal,
plus$50perutility
(electrical,gas,water,
sewer).
DemolitionPermitSeenotePerpermitFeeis$50persubmittal,
plus$50perutility
(electrical,gas,water,
sewer).Individualpermit
requiredforeach
structure.
PrefabricatedSpasandAbovegroundPools$75.00Perpermit
WaterHeater/WaterSoftenerInstallorReplacement(forelectric,gas,and$50.00Perpermit
solar)
ElectricalPedestal/ElectricalReconnect$50.00Perpermit
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COMPREHENSIVEFEESCHEDULE
EffectiveJuly18,20122013
Fee/DescriptionAmountUnitofMeasureNotes
SingleFamilyResidentialA/CorEvaporativeCoolerReplacement$50.00PerpermitDoesnotincludemulti
familyhousing
developments.
Barbecue,FireplaceorOtherGasAppliance$50.00Perpermit
Electric/Gas/WaterExtensiontoServeMinorPermittedItem$20.00PerpermitHotandcoldwater
togetherareconsidered
asonerun.
PhotovoltaicSystem;Commercial$750.00PerpermitIncludesmultifamily
developments.
PhotovoltaicSystem;SingleFamilyResidential$150.00Perpermit
PhotovoltaicSystemforpoolheater;CommercialFeebasedonPerpermitIncludesstructuralreview
projectofloadingonroof,
valuationbackflowpreventerand
pump;Includesmulti
familydevelopments;Fee
basedonproject
valuation.
PhotovoltaicSystemforpoolheater;Residential$50.00PerpermitIncludesstructuralreview
ofloadingonroof,
backflowpreventerand
pump
InteriorWaterRepipeSeenotePerpermitFeeis$50plus$1per
linearfootofpiperun.
Hotandcoldwater
togetherareconsidered
asonerun.
SiteorPlotPlanReviewforPlanBasedOffofApprovedModelOnceModel$20.00PerpermitGenerallyusedfor
ApprovedforSubdivision;NonsitebuiltHomespermittingapproved
modelwallsand
pools/spas.Inspection
costsbaseduponfull
valuation.
SiteorPlotPlanReviewforPlanBasedOffofApprovedModelOnceModel$100.00PerpermitInspectioncostsbased
ApprovedforSubdivision;SitebuiltHomesuponfullvaluation.
SiteorPlotPlanReviewtoConvertExistingApprovedModeltoNew$50.00PerhourMinimumfeeis$150.00.
Subdivision;SitebuiltHomes
ConsultantPlanReviewFeesSeenotePersubmittalFeesdeterminedper
contractwithTown.
RegisteredPlantAnnualPermit;Lessthan1,000,000squarefeet$700.00Perpermit
RegisteredPlantAnnualPermit;Greaterthan1,000,000squarefeet$1,400.00Perpermit
DeferredBuildingPermitSubmittals$200+$4PersubmittalDoesnotapplytofire
scanfeesprinklersystems,
ventilationhoods,andfire
alarms.
AdditionalBuildingPermitSubmittalsafterthe2ndSubmittal$50.00Perhour
BuildingModelPlanRenewalFee$50.00YearAfterinitial3year
timeframe,attheTown's
discretion.
WayfindingPlateApplicationFee$50.00Each
WayfindingPlatePlateFee$600.00EachFeeincludesaproration
ofthesigncostinaddition
totheplatecost.
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COMPREHENSIVEFEESCHEDULE
EffectiveJuly18,20122013
Fee/DescriptionAmountUnitofMeasureNotes
WayfindingPlateAnnualRenewal/MaintenanceFee$50.00Peryear
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RightofWayAbandonment;Basefee$2,500.00Persubmittal
RightofWayAbandonment;AppraisalFeesSeenotePersubmittalFeeisactualcostto
applicant.
RightofWayAbandonment;TitleReport&ClosingFeesSeenotePersubmittalFeeisactualcostto
applicant.
RightofWayAbandonment;SurveyorFeesSeenotePersubmittalFeeisactualcostto
applicant.
ReleaseofEasement;Basefee$655.00Persubmittal
ReleaseofEasement;AppraisalFeesSeenotePersubmittalFeeisactualcostto
applicant.
ReleaseofEasement;TitleReport&ClosingFeesSeenotePersubmittalFeeisactualcostto
applicant.
ReleaseofEasement;SurveyorFeesSeenotePersubmittalFeeisactualcostto
applicant.
LicenseAgreement;Basefee$1,000.00PersubmittalFeefornewlicense
agreements.
LicenseAgreementOwnershipTransferFee$250.00PeractivelicenseFeeforlicensetransfer
betweenproperty
owners.
LicenseAgreement;AppraisalFeesSeenotePersubmittalFeeisactualcostto
applicant.
LicenseAgreement;SurveyorFeesSeenotePersubmittalFeeisactualcostto
applicant.
PublicImprovementConstructionandRepaymentAgreement;Application$5,000.00PersubmittalFeemaybehigher
Feedependingupon
administrativecoststo
processapplication.
PublicImprovementConstructionandRepaymentAgreement;AnnualSeenotePeryearFeeiscalculatedbasedon
AdministrationFeeactualcosttoadminister
agreement.Minimumfee
is$100.00.
TitleReportReviewFee$280.00Per4hourreviewChargeforrealproperty
rightsforabandonments,
releases,easementsand
dedications,ifTitlehas
notbeenreviewedwithin
previous90daysthru
Planning.
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InspectionsOutsideNormalBusinessHours(8:00AMto2:30PM)$65.00PerhourTwohourminimum
inspectiontime.
CopyofDevelopmentSubmittal;8.5"x11"Document$0.25PersheetDoesnotapplytopublic
recordsrequests.Feeis
applicableto
developmentservices
customersforcopiesof
theirsubmittalsonly.
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COMPREHENSIVEFEESCHEDULE
EffectiveJuly18,20122013
Fee/DescriptionAmountUnitofMeasureNotes
CopyofDevelopmentSubmittal;8.5"x14"Document$0.25PersheetDoesnotapplytopublic
recordsrequests.Feeis
applicableto
developmentservices
customersforcopiesof
theirsubmittalsonly.
CopyofDevelopmentSubmittal;11"x17"Document$0.25PersheetDoesnotapplytopublic
recordsrequests.Feeis
applicableto
developmentservices
customersforcopiesof
theirsubmittalsonly.
CopyofDevelopmentSubmittal;18"x24"Document$1.00PersheetDoesnotapplytopublic
recordsrequests.Feeis
applicableto
developmentservices
customersforcopiesof
theirsubmittalsonly.
CopyofDevelopmentSubmittal;24"x36"Document$1.00PersheetDoesnotapplytopublic
recordsrequests.Feeis
applicableto
developmentservices
customersforcopiesof
theirsubmittalsonly.
CopyofDevelopmentSubmittal;DocumentLargerthan24"x36"$1.50PersheetDoesnotapplytopublic
recordsrequests.Feeis
applicableto
developmentservices
customersforcopiesof
theirsubmittalsonly.
Finance
SurfaceMiningLicense$10,000.00Perlicense
BusinessLicense;FullYear;InitialFee$50.00Perlicense
BusinessLicense;FullYear;AnnualRenewalFee$40.00Peryear
BusinessLicense;TemporaryBusinessLicense;ShortTermVendor(Events10$Perlicense
consecutivedaysorless);Peddlers;Solicitors;TransientMerchants25.0020.00
BusinessLicense;SexuallyOrientedBusiness;InitialorAnnualRenewalFee$500.00Perlicense
EmployeeLicense;SexuallyOrientedBusiness;InitialorAnnualRenewalFee$50.00Perlicense
BusinessLicense;MedicinalMarijuanaDispensaryand/orMedicinal$175.00PerapplicationFeeisnonrefundable
MarijuanaGrowingFacility;InitialApplication
BusinessLicense;MedicinalMarijuanaDispensary;InitialLicense$300.00PerlicenseRefundableiflicense
applicationisdenied.If
bothusesareoperated
outofsamelocation,both
licensesarerequired.
BusinessLicense;MedicinalMarijuanaGrowingFacility;InitialLicense$300.00PerlicenseRefundableiflicense
applicationisdenied.If
bothusesareoperated
outofsamelocation,both
licensesarerequired.
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COMPREHENSIVEFEESCHEDULE
EffectiveJuly18,20122013
Fee/DescriptionAmountUnitofMeasureNotes
BusinessLicense;MedicinalMarijuanaDispensary;AnnualRenewal$250.00Peryear
BusinessLicense;MedicinalMarijuanaGrowingFacility;AnnualRenewal$250.00Peryear
MassageEstablishmentLicense;ApplicationFee$PerapplicationNonrefundable
75.00200.00
MassageEstablishmentManagerLicense;ApplicationFee$PerapplicationNonrefundable
25.0075.00
MassageEstablishmentLicense;FullYear;InitialFee$100.00PerlicenseRefundableiflicense
applicationisdenied
MassageEstablishmentManagerLicense;FullYear;InitialFee$50.00PerlicenseRefundableiflicense
applicationisdenied
MassageEstablishmentLicense;FullYear;AnnualRenewalFee$100.00Peryear
MassageEstablishmentManagerLicense;FullYear;AnnualRenewalFee$50.00Peryear
MassageEstablishmentLocationChangeApplicationFee$25.00Perapplication
LateLicenseRenewalGreaterofPerlatelicense
$10.00orrenewal
25%of
annual
licensefee
Miscellaneous
MiscellaneousTownCouncilAction$250.00PersubmittalForPlanning/Zoningand
developergeneratedreal
propertyrights
DogLicenseFees;UnalteredDog;StandardFee$60.00Peranimal
DogLicenseFees;UnalteredDog;Senior/DisabledFee$17.00Peranimal
DogLicenseFees;AlteredDog;StandardFee$15.00Peranimal
DogLicenseFees;AlteredDog;Senior/DisabledFee$10.00Peranimal
DogLicenseFees;DogDeclaredVicious,Destructive,and/orDangerous$100.00Peranimal
DogLicenseFees;DuplicateLicenseFee$10.00Perlicense
DogLicenseFees;DelinquentPayment/LicensingFee;Between30daysand1$10.00Peranimal
YearAfterDueDate
DogLicenseFees;DelinquentPayment/LicensingFee;Between1Yearand2$22.00Peranimal
YearsAfterDueDate
DogLicenseFees;DelinquentPayment/LicensingFee;Morethan2Years$36.00Peranimal
AfterDueDate
DogLicenseFees;LicenseTransferFee$10.00Pertransfer
NotaryFee$2.00Pernotary
certification
PublicRecordsRequests;8.5"x11"Copy;Black&WhiteorGrayscale$0.50Persheet
PublicRecordsRequests;8.5"x11"Copy;Color$1.00Persheet
PublicRecordsRequests;8.5"x14"Copy;Black&WhiteorGrayscale$0.50Persheet
PublicRecordsRequests;8.5"x14"Copy;Color$1.00Persheet
PublicRecordsRequests;11"x17"Copy;Black&WhiteorGrayscale$0.75Persheet
PublicRecordsRequests;11"x17"Copy;Color$1.50Persheet
PublicRecordsRequests;18"x24"Copy;Black&WhiteorGrayscale$2.00Persheet
PublicRecordsRequests;18"x24"Copy;Color$4.00Persheet
PublicRecordsRequests;24"x36"Copy;Black&WhiteorGrayscale$2.00Persheet
PublicRecordsRequests;24"x36"Copy;Color$4.00Persheet
PublicRecordsRequests;DocumentLargerthan24"x36"Copy;Black&$3.00Persheet
WhiteorGrayscale
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COMPREHENSIVEFEESCHEDULE
EffectiveJuly18,20122013
Fee/DescriptionAmountUnitofMeasureNotes
PublicRecordsRequests;DocumentLargerthan24"x36"Copy;Color$5.00Persheet
PublicRecordsRequests;DocumentsUsedforCommercial(forprofit)$10.00PerhourPlusCommercialValue
Purposes;BaseSearchFeeFee.
PublicRecordsRequests;DocumentsUsedforCommercial(forprofit)SeenotePerrequestFeeisthesameas
Purposes;CommercialValueFeeapplicableratefornon
commercialpublicrecords
requests,plusthecurrent
commercialvalueofthe
informationas
determinedbytheTown.
FilesSentOutforCopying/ScanningSeenotePersubmittalFeeisactualcosttoTown.
Shipping/MailingServicesSeenotePersubmittalFeeisactualcosttoTown.
FeeforEmailingorFaxingaDocument$PerdocumentDocumentconversionfee
maystillapply.
DataCD$10.00PerdiscPlusdocumentconversion
fee.
AudioCD$5.00Perdisc
DVD$20.00Perdisc
FacilityUse;CouncilChambers;SecurityDeposit$500.00IfrequiredbytheTown
basedonnatureofevent,
numberofparticipants,
andpastuse.
FacilityUse;ConferenceCenter;SecurityDeposit$200.00IfrequiredbytheTown
basedonnatureofevent,
numberofparticipants,
andpastuse.
FacilityUse;MunicipalComplexAtrium,SecurityDeposit$500.00IfrequiredbytheTown
basedonnatureofevent,
numberofparticipants,
andpastuse.
FacilityUse;MaranaOperationsCenterCommunityRoom;SecurityDeposit$50.00IfrequiredbytheTown
basedonnatureofevent,
numberofparticipants,
andpastuse.
LatePaymentFee$15.00Perlatepayment
ReturnedCheckFee$25.00Perreturnedcheck
DocumentRecordingFeesSeenotePerrecordingFeesdeterminedperPima
orPinalCountyschedule
(asappropriate).
DocumentConversionFee$4.00PersubmittalIncludesrevisionsand
deferredsubmittals.Fee
isinadditiontopermit
basefees.
Parks&Recreation
Parks&RecreationActivityRegistrationorFacilityCancellationorRefund$13.00PercancellationorChargedonlywhen
AdministrationFeerefundcancellationisduetofault
ofclientpriortoprogram
start.Ifrefundsare
required&nofaultof
clientchargeiswaived.
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COMPREHENSIVEFEESCHEDULE
EffectiveJuly18,20122013
Fee/DescriptionAmountUnitofMeasureNotes
RecreationActivity,LessonorSpecialInterestClassRegistrationFeeSeenoteChargedonceperRatesaresetbyParks&
participantperRecreationDepartment
activity.accordingtoprogramor
activity.Feesmaydiffer
forresidentsandnon
residents.
ActivityRegistrationLateFee25%ofPerregistrationifanIfanactivityhasspace
originalfeeactivityhasalateavailable,alate(last
registration.minute)registrationmay
beoffered.Thefeeis
determinedbasedonthe
costoftheactivity
offered.
OpenSwim;PersonsUnder18YearsofAge$1.00PervisitPersonssupervising
childrenbutnotusing
poolfacilitiesarenot
charged.Children4and
underarefree.
OpenSwim;Persons18YearsofAgeandOlder$2.00Pervisit
FamilySwimDayPass$3.00PerfamilyIncludesupto2adults
and4children
PoolPass;Family$60.00Perannualpass
PoolPass;PersonsUnder18YearsofAge$35.00Perannualpass
PoolPass;Persons18YearsofAgeandOlder$45.00Perannualpass
VendorBoothApplicationFee;WithCanopy;CommercialorSalesUse$200.00PerapplicationAppliestospecialevents
organizedbyTownwith
parkpermit.
VendorBoothApplicationFee;WithCanopy;Noncommercialor$150.00PerapplicationAppliestospecialevents
InformationalUseorganizedbyTownwith
parkpermit.
VendorBoothApplicationFee;WithoutCanopy;CommercialorSalesUse$75.00PerapplicationAppliestospecialevents
organizedbyTownwith
parkpermit.
VendorBoothApplicationFee;WithoutCanopy;Noncommercialor$25.00PerapplicationAppliestospecialevents
InformationalUseorganizedbyTownwith
parkpermit.
VendorElectricalFee$25.00PerapplicationAppliestospecialevents
organizedbyTownwith
parkpermit.
ParadeEntryFee$5.00PerapplicationAppliestospecialevents
organizedbyTown.
DailyStageRental$250.00PerdayIncludesdropoffandpick
upinsameday
TwodayStageRental$400.00Per2dayIncludesdropoffonday1,
periodeventpickuponday2Anevent
isamaximumofthree
days,exclusiveofsetup
SecurityDepositʹStageRental$500.00PerrentalRefundable
TownParksPersonnelLaborRateʹStageRental$PerhourRequiredwithstagerental
26.0030.00ʹTownpersonnelmustbe
presentatalltimesduring
stageuse
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COMPREHENSIVEFEESCHEDULE
EffectiveJuly18,20122013
Fee/DescriptionAmountUnitofMeasureNotes
TransportationofStage$PermileRequiredwithstage
0.5085rentalʹTownpersonnel
musttransportstageto
andfromevent
ParkFacilityRental;SmallRamada$10.00Perhour
ParkFacilityRental;LargeRamada$12.00Perhour
ParkFacilityRental;PavilionRamada$15.00Perhour
ParkFacilityRental;GroupRamada$30.00Perhour
ParkFacilityRental;FestivalGrassArea(CrossroadsParkOnly)$5.00PerhourForgrassareabehind
libraryhaspower,no
lights
ParkFacilityRental;CrossroadsEventArea(CrossroadsParkOnly)$200.00PerdayEventareaincludesentire
areabehindtheLibrary
(Ramada5,Group
Ramada,volleyballcourts,
FestivalGrassArea,
playgroundandhorseshoe
pit)
ParkFacilityRental;MultiPurpose,Baseball,orSoftballField$5.00PerhourFordaytimefielduse
before5PM.
ParkFacilityRental;MultiPurpose,Baseball,orSoftballField(PremiumHour$8.00PerhourForfielduseduring
Fee)premiumhoursafter5
PM.
ParkFacilityRental;Pool$50.00PerhourPluscostofrequired
lifeguardservices.
ParkFacilityRental;PoolLaneFee$2.00PerlaneperhourLanerentalMonday
throughFridayas
available.Costoflifeguard
servicesadditionalfee.
LifeguardServices$15.00Perhour
SeniorProgramMembershipFee$40.00Peryear
SeniorProgram4MonthMembershipFee$20.004consecutiveSeasonalrateforpart
monthstimevisitors
SeniorProgramFieldTripFee$3.00PerfieldtripTheminimumfeeof$3
minimum,willbecharged.
SeeNoteAdditionalcosts,if
necessary,wouldbe
determinedbasedonthe
costofthefieldtrip.
SeniorProgramCopyFee$0.25Perprintedcopy
black&
white;$0.50
color
LostMembershipCardFee$5.00Perlostcard
ParkAlcoholPermit$25.00OnceperpermitperWineandspiritsnot
dayallowed.
Police
FingerprintIdentificationCard;LivescanFee$10.00Percard
FingerprintIdentificationCard;Ink&RollFee$15.00Percard
TowedVehicleRelease;AdministrationFee$150.00Pervehicle
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COMPREHENSIVEFEESCHEDULE
EffectiveJuly18,20122013
Fee/DescriptionAmountUnitofMeasureNotes
PoliceRecords;Photographs,DigitalImages$Perphotograph
1.002.00
PoliceRecords;PhotographHandlingFee$10.00Perrequest
PoliceRecords;IncarVideos,AudioRecordings$25.00PerDVD/CDcopy
PoliceRecords;TranscriptionService$2.00Perpage
VehicleStorageFee;BaseFee$25.00PervehicleAppliestovehiclesstored
onTownproperty.
VehicleStorageFee;DailyRate$10.00PerdayAppliestovehiclesstored
onTownproperty.
Fractionsofadayare
roundeduptothecostof
afullday.
ExtradutyPoliceServices;Lieutenant;HourlyRate$50.00PerhourPerextradutypolice
servicesagreement.
Appliestopoliceservices
hiredforprivateevents.
ExtradutyPoliceServices;Sergeant;HourlyRate$45.00PerhourPerextradutypolice
servicesagreement.
Appliestopoliceservices
hiredforprivateevents.
ExtradutyPoliceServices;Officer;HourlyRate$40.00PerhourPerextradutypolice
servicesagreement.
Appliestopoliceservices
hiredforprivateevents.
ExtradutyPoliceServices;Dispatcher;HourlyRate$30.00PerhourPerextradutypolice
servicesagreement.
Appliestopoliceservices
hiredforprivateevents.
ExtradutyPoliceServices;Surchargefor72HoursorLessAdvanceNoticeofSeenotePerhourFeeis$10.00perhourfor
NeedforPoliceServiceseachtypeofpoliceworker
inadditiontoestablished
hourlyrates.Perextra
dutypoliceservices
agreement.Appliesto
policeserviceshiredfor
.
privateevents
ExtradutyPoliceServices;PoliceVehicles;PerVehicleDailyRate$50.00PerdayPerextradutypolice
servicesagreement.
Appliestopoliceservices
hiredforprivateevents.
TechnologyServices
ChangeinExistingStreetName$177.00Perstreet
AddressesRequiredtobeChangedDuetoChangeinStreetName$48.00Peraddress
ChangeinExistingResidentialStreetAddress/Number$62.00Peraddress
ChangeinExistingCommercialStreetAddress/Number$62.00Peraddress
StreetNameChangeAppeal$177.00Perappeal
AddressNumberChangeAppeal$177.00Perappeal
StandardPrintedorPlottedMap;8.5"x11"Color$1.00Persheet
StandardPrintedorPlottedMap;11"x17"Color$3.00Persheet
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COMPREHENSIVEFEESCHEDULE
EffectiveJuly18,20122013
Fee/DescriptionAmountUnitofMeasureNotes
StandardPrintedorPlottedMap;24"x36"Color$10.00Persheet
StandardPrintedorPlottedMap;48"x36"Color$15.00Persheet
Utilities
WaterMeterMonthlyBaseRate;5/8"and3/4"Meter$15.12Permeter
WaterMeterMonthlyBaseRate;3/4"and1"FireMeter$15.12PermeterRatealsoappliestosingle
familyresidencesthat
couldhavebeenservedby
a5/8"x3/4"meterbut
forfiresuppression
facilitiesthatmakethe
largermeternecessary.
WaterMeterMonthlyBaseRate;1"Meter$36.72Permeter
WaterMeterMonthlyBaseRate;1.5"Meter$39.96Permeter
WaterMeterMonthlyBaseRate;2"Meter$46.44Permeter
WaterMeterMonthlyBaseRate;3"Meter$62.64Permeter
WaterMeterMonthlyBaseRate;4"Meter$110.16Permeter
WaterMeterMonthlyBaseRate;5"Meter$164.16Permeter
WaterMeterMonthlyBaseRate:6"Meter$218.16Permeter
WaterMeterMonthlyBaseRate;Standpipe$Permeter
StandpipeSetupFee$35.00Perstandpipe
WaterUseCharge;Standpipe/HydrantMeters(BilledMonthly)$3.43Per1,000gallonsHydrantmeterminimum
monthlyfeeis$65.00;Per
OrdinanceNo.2010.03,
effectiveFebruary5,2011
WaterUseCharge;Multifamily,Commercial,Industrial,Governmentand$3.03Per1,000gallonsPerOrdinance
IrrigationUses(Monthly)No.2010.03,effective
February5,2011
WaterUseCharge;SingleFamilyResidences,Consumptionbetween0and$2.46Per1,000gallonsPerOrdinance
10,000gallons(Monthly)No.2010.03,effective
February5,2011
WaterUseCharge;SingleFamilyResidences,Consumptionbetween10,001$3.43Per1,000gallonsPerOrdinance
and20,000gallons(Monthly)No.2010.03,effective
February5,2011
WaterUseCharge;SingleFamilyResidences,Consumptionbetween20,001$4.46Per1,000gallonsPerOrdinance
and30,000gallons(Monthly)No.2010.03,effective
February5,2011
WaterUseCharge;SingleFamilyResidences,Consumptionbetween30,001$5.50Per1,000gallonsPerOrdinance
and40,000gallons(Monthly)No.2010.03,effective
February5,2011
WaterUseCharge;SingleFamilyResidences,Consumptionover40,000$7.90Per1,000gallonsPerOrdinance
gallons(Monthly)No.2010.03,effective
February5,2011
GroundwaterResource/AcquisitionFee$0.40Per1,000gallonsPerOrdinance
No.2010.03,effective
February5,2011
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COMPREHENSIVEFEESCHEDULE
EffectiveJuly18,20122013
Fee/DescriptionAmountUnitofMeasureNotes
UtilitiesNewServiceRefundableDepositFee;5/8"x3/4"Meter$130.00PermeterRatealsoappliestosingle
familyresidencesthat
couldhavebeenservedby
a5/8"x3/4"meterbut
forfiresuppression
facilitiesthatmakethe
largermeternecessary.
UtilitiesNewServiceRefundableDepositFee;3/4"Meter$150.00Permeter
UtilitiesNewServiceRefundableDepositFee;1"Meter$337.50Permeter
UtilitiesNewServiceRefundableDepositFee;1.5"Meter$650.00Permeter
UtilitiesNewServiceRefundableDepositFee;2"Meter$1,040.00Permeter
UtilitiesNewServiceRefundableDepositFee;3"Meter$1,950.00Permeter
UtilitiesNewServiceRefundableDepositFee;4"Meter$3,250.00Permeter
UtilitiesNewServiceRefundableDepositFee;6"Meter$6,500.00Permeter
UtilitiesNewServiceRefundableDepositFee;ResidentialBulkMeter$50.00MonthlyStandpipeaccount
UtilitiesNewServiceRefundableDepositFee;CommercialBulkMeter$100.00MonthlyCommercialstandpipe
account
UtilitiesNewServiceRefundableDepositFee;HydrantMeter$1,300.00Permeter
UtilitiesNewServiceRefundableDepositFee;FloatingMeter$750.00Permeter
HydrantSetupFee$225.00Perhydrant
NewWaterMeter;5/8"Meter$360.00Permeter
NewWaterMeter;3/4"Meter$400.00Permeter
NewWaterMeter;1"Meter$460.00Permeter
NewWaterMeter;1.5"Meter$920.00Permeter
NewWaterMeter;2"Meter$1,840.00Permeter
NewWaterMeter;3"Meter$3,080.00Permeter
NewWaterMeter;4"Meter$4,800.00Permeter
NewWaterMeter;6"Meter$8,660.00Permeter
WaterMeterInstallationUtilitiesReturnTripCharge$PerreturntripForcustomersrequiring
55.0052.50miscellaneoustripsby
hƚŝůŝƚŝĞƐ͛personnel.
WaterUtilitiesNewServiceEstablishmentFee$90.00PercustomerAppliestonewaccounts
establishedbetweenthe
hoursof9:00AMand4:00
PM,Mondaythrough
Friday,with24hours
notice.Doesnotapplyto
holidays.
WaterUtilitiesAfterhoursSameDayNewServiceEstablishmentFee$PercustomerForcustomerswhowant
100.00142.50waterservicetransferred
orturnedonthesameday
theycontacttheUtilities
department.
UtilitiesPotableWaterDisconnectFee$52.50PerdisconnectForcustomerswhofailto
keepaccountcurrent
withinspecifiedtime
frames.
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COMPREHENSIVEFEESCHEDULE
EffectiveJuly18,20122013
Fee/DescriptionAmountUnitofMeasureNotes
WaterUtilitiesPotableWaterReconnectFee$PercustomerForcustomerswhodesire
105.0052.50reconnecttohavepotablewater
turnedbackonfrom
disconnect.Customer
mustalsomakethe
accountcurrenton
payments.Same
conditionsapplyaswith
newserviceestablishment
fee.
WaterUtilitiesReconnectFee;AdditionalFeeforViolation$250.00PerviolationAppliesifviolationisnot
correctedwithintwenty
fourhours.Feeisin
additiontoanyother
applicablereconnection
fees.
WaterUtilitiesAfterhoursReconnectFee$160.00Percustomer
CustomerrequestedMeterReread$35.00PerrereadFeeisrefundableifmeter
isfoundtobeinaccurate,
definedasanerrorof
greaterthan3%.
GeneralServiceInspectionFee$35.00PerhourFormiscellaneous
inspectionservicesand
relatedwork
WaterUtilitiesUnpaidBillOutsideCollectionsFeeSeenotePercustomerFeeforanunpaidwater
billbeingsenttoan
outsidecollectionsagency
isthereturnedcheckfee
plus25%oftotalunpaid
bill.
CustomerrequestedMeterTest$110.00PertestFeeisrefundableifmeter
isfoundtobeinaccurate,
definedasanerrorof
greaterthan3%.
HydrantMeterRelocation$120.00Perhydrant
StandpipeCardReplacementFee$10.00Perstandpipe
VacationServiceFee$14.00Perservice
IndustrialWastewaterDischargePermit(RegularUse)$75.00PerpermitInitialfeeandannual
renewal.Forwastewater
dischargelessthan25,000
permonth(basedon
inspectionandanalysis)
IndustrialWastewaterDischargePermit(SignificantUse)$600.00PerpermitInitialfeeandannual
renewal.Forwastewater
dischargegreaterthan
25,000permonth(based
oninspectionand
analysis)
WastewaterMonthlyServiceFee$11.86PermeterEffective7/1/2012
WastewaterVolumeCharge$4.28Per1,000gallonsEffective7/1/2012
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COMPREHENSIVEFEESCHEDULE
EffectiveJuly18,20122013
Fee/DescriptionAmountUnitofMeasureNotes
HydraulicModelingReview$1,500.00PersubmittalFeesmaybehigher
dependingonsizeof
developmentandtime
neededtoreview.
ReplacementBackflowPermitFee$35.00Perpermit
MiscellaneousBackflowPreventionandCrossConnectionPermitFee$80.00PerpermitAppliestoanybackflow
preventionandcross
connectionrelatedpermit
notcoveredunder
anotherfee.
FormAPermitMaranaWater;BaseFee$100.00Persubmittal
FormAPermitMaranaWater;ConstructionCostFeeSeenotePersubmittalFeeisthegreaterof
$1,000or2.5%ofthe
constructioncost.
FormAPermitMaranaWater;ViolationFeeSeenotePerviolationFeeisdoublethepermit
fee.
NonPotableDisconnectFee$52.50PerdisconnectForcustomerswhodesire
orrequirethebackflowto
beturnedoffandlocked.
NonPotableReconnectFee$52.50PerreconnectForcustomerwhodesire
tohavethenonpotable
waterturnedonfrom
disconnect.
FormMSPermitMaranaWastewater,BaseFee$100.00Persubmittal
FormMSPermitMaranaWastewater,ConstructionCostFeeMinimumPersubmittalFeeisthegreaterof
$1,000;see$1,000or2.5%of
noteconstructioncost.
HouseConnectionSewer(HCS)Tapof12"orSmallerDiameterPipe$125.00PertapForindependenttapsnot
includedwith
developments(FormMS
Permit).Doesnotapply
fortapsincludedwith
developments.
LargeSanitarySewerTap(requiresspecialapproval)$175.00PertapForindependenttapsnot
includedwith
developments(FormMS
Permit).Doesnotapply
fortapsincludedwith
developments.
ExistingManholeTap$175.00PermanholeForindependenttapsnot
includedwith
developments(FormMS
Permit).Doesnotapply
fortapsincludedwith
developments.
NewManholeOverExistingSewer(withoutcorrosionprotection)$225.00Permanhole
NewManholeOverExistingSewer(withcorrosionprotection)$325.00Permanhole
ManholeFrameandCoverAdjustments,ManholeReconstruction,Manhole$175.00Permanhole
Coating
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MARANA RESOLUTION NO. 2013-028
RELATING TO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT; APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING THE
MAYOR TO EXECUTE A MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN THE
TOWN OF MARANA, THE DESERT BLUEGRASS ASSOCIATION AND THE ARIZONA
BLUEGRASS ASSOCIATIONREGARDING THE PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT AND
PRESENTATION OF THE MARANA BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL IN APRIL 2013
WHEREASin March 2012, the Town Council of the Town of Marana adopted the Town
, and under the Community focus area of the Plan,
Initiative 8 is
with a strategy of recruiting community partners to plan and staff signature events; and
WHEREAS the Desert Bluegrass Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to
developing and promoting bluegrass music for the diverse audience in the Greater Tucson Area;
and
WHEREAS the Arizona Bluegrass Association is a non-profit organization with the
mission of promoting and encouraging the uniquely American musical forms of bluegrass, old
time, gospel, and traditional instrumental and vocal music of the United States throughout
Arizona and the Desert Southwest; and
WHEREAS the Town and the Associations desire for the Associations to plan, develop
and present the Marana Bluegrass Festival at Ora Mae Harn Park on April 13 and 14, 2013 with
in-kind support and assistance from the Town; and
WHEREAS the Town Council finds that approval of a Memorandum of Understanding
related to the planning, development and presentation of the Marana Bluegrass Festival as set
forth in this resolution is in the best interests of the Town of Marana and its citizens.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE
TOWN OF MARANA, ARIZONA, as follows:
SECTION 1. The Memorandum of Understanding between the Town of Marana, the
Desert Bluegrass Association and the Arizona Bluegrass Association regarding the planning,
development and presentation of the Marana Bluegrass Festival, attached to and incorporated by
this reference in this resolution as Exhibit A, is hereby approved and the Mayor is hereby
authorized to execute it for and on behalf of the Town of Marana.
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SECTION 2.
undertake all other and further tasks required or beneficial to carry out the terms, obligations, and
objectives of the Memorandum of Understanding.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Mayor and Council of the Town of Marana, Arizona,
nd
this 2 day of April, 2013.
Mayor Ed Honea
ATTEST:APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Jocelyn C.Bronson, Town ClerkFrank Cassidy, Town Attorney
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ADMISSION
$7
PERDAY
$12
PASS
WEEKEND
FREE 12 years & under with an adult
RV DRY CAMPING
$5
OR
PERDAY
FREE
PASS
WITHWEEKEND
Tent camping located in park
Desert Bluegrass
Association
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MARANA RESOLUTION NO. 2013-029
RELATING TO PERSONNEL; REPEALING MARANA RESOLUTION NO. 2008-31
WHICH REQUESTED APPROVAL OF A RECOMMENDED LABOR MARKET OF
COMPARABLE ORGANIZATIONS FOR PURPOSES OF A SALARY AND BENEFITS
SURVEY
WHEREAS on February 19, 2008, the Town Council adopted Resolution No. 2008-31
approving a list of governmental entities as the labor market for classification and compensation
comparisons for a salary and benefits survey to be completed for the Town at that time; and
WHEREAS in December 2012, the Town issued a Request for Proposals to procure a
consultant to complete a new classification and compensation study for the Town; and
WHEREAS as a part of the new classification and compensation study, the consultant is
to recommend benchmark classifications to be used for market survey and analysis and
recommend appropriate market comparisons to be used for the survey to include, if applicable to
a pay structure or employee group, public and private sector data developed on a local, statewide,
regional, or national level; and
WHEREAS the Town Council finds that repealing Resolution No. 2008-31 and allowing
recommend the appropriate labor market at this time for the new
classification and compensation study is in the best interests of the Town of Marana and its
citizens.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE
TOWN OF MARANA, ARIZONA, as follows:
SECTION 1. Resolution No. 2008-31, adopted on February 19, 2008, is hereby repealed.
SECTION 2. The Town Manager and staff are hereby directed and authorized to
undertake all other and further tasks required or beneficial to carry out the terms and objectives
of this resolution.
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PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Mayor and Council of the Town of Marana, Arizona,
nd
this 2 day of April, 2013.
Mayor Ed Honea
ATTEST:APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Jocelyn C. Bronson, Town ClerkFrank Cassidy, Town Attorney
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MARANA ORDINANCE NO. 2013.005
RELATING TO ADMINISTRATION;AMENDING TOWN CODE SECTION 3-2-7
(TOWN ATTORNEY) TO CONFIRM THE TOWN A
PROSECUTOR; TO AUTHORIZE ACTION ON THE TOWN ATTORNEY
BEHALF BY DEPUTY AND ASSISTANT TOWN ATTORNEYS; AND SETTING
AN EFFECTIVE DATE
WHEREAS the Town Attorney is authorized by law and court rules to prosecute
violations of the Marana Town Code and statutes of the State of Arizona which are
within the original or concurrent jurisdiction of the Marana Municipal Court; and
WHEREAS limitations of time and expertise sometimes require the powers and
duties of the Town Attorney to be undertaken and carried out by deputy and assistant
town attorneys; and
WHEREAS the Town Council finds that codification in the Town Code of the
authority of the Town Attorney as prosecutor and the authority of deputy and assistant
town attorneys is in the best interests of the Town and its residents.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL
OF THE TOWN OF MARANA, as follows:
SECTION 1. Marana Town Code Section 3-2-7 (Town Attorney) is hereby
as follows:
7.The town attorney shall prosecute in the name of the town or the state of
Arizona all violations of the town code and statutes of the state of Arizona
within the original or concurrent jurisdiction of the Marana municipal
court or lawfully referred to the town attorney, and any associated or
related appeals.
SECTION 2. Marana Town Code Section 3-2-7 (Town Attorney) is hereby amended by
adding a new paragraph D as follows:
D.Deputies and assistants. At the discretion of the town attorney, the powers
and duties of the town attorney may be undertaken and carried out by deputy
and assistant town attorneys (by whatever rank or title they may be called)
licensed to practice law in the state of Arizona, who shall have the same
authority as the town attorney, under the general supervision of the town
attorney.
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SECTION 3. The provisions of this ordinance are declaratory of existing law and shall
not affect the validity of past actions by the Town Attorney or by deputy or assistant town
attorneys.
SECTION 4. This Ordinance addresses a matter of municipal administration and is
immediately effective upon its adoption.
PMCTM,
ASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE AYOR AND OUNCIL OF THE OWN OF ARANA
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A, this 2 day of April, 2013.
RIZONA
Mayor Ed Honea
ATTEST:APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Jocelyn C. Bronson, Town ClerkFrank Cassidy, Town Attorney
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MARANA RESOLUTION NO. 2013-030
RELATING TO DEVELOPMENT; APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING THE REVERSION
OF ACREAGE OF THE ARCOBALENO FINAL PLAT
WHEREAS, Johnny Miller, the property owner of Arcobaleno Final Plat property, has
applied for approval of the reversion of acreage of the final plat creating asingle 7.5 acre lot, and
generally located on the northwest corner of N. Coyote Lane and W. Turkey Lane, within
Section 11, Township 12 South and Range 12 East; and
WHEREAS, the Arcobaleno Final Plat was approved by the Town Council on May 6,
2008, as Resolution 2008-059 and
WHEREAS, the Town Council, at their regular meeting on April 2, 2013 has determined
that the reversion of acreage of the Arcobaleno final plat should be approved.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE
TOWN OF MARANA, that the reversion to acreage of the Arcobaleno Final Plat and generally
located on the northwest corner of N. Coyote Lane and W. Turkey Lane, within Section 11,
Township 12 South and Range 12 East is hereby approved.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Mayor and Council of the Town of Marana, Arizona,
this 2nd day of April 2013.
Mayor Ed Honea
ATTEST:APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Jocelyn C. Bronson, Town ClerkFrank Cassidy, Town Attorney
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correct or complete and conclusions drawn from such information are the responsibility of the user. In no event shall The Town of Marana become liable to users of these
data, or any other party, for any loss or direct, indirect, special,incidental or consequential damages, including but not limited to time, money or goodwill, arising from the
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MARANA RESOLUTION NO. 2013-031
RELATING TO DEVELOPMENT; APPROVING THE RELEASE OF THE PRIVATE
IMPROVEMENT AGREEMENT FOR OLD WEST INDUSTRIAL VILLAGE, 6800 N
CAMINO MARTIN ANDACCEPTANCE OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS FOR
MAINTENANCE.
WHEREAS, Old West Industrial Village LLC, has completed the public improvements
acceptable to Town standards in accordance with the Private Improvement Agreement for Old
West Industrial Village T20710-002 and FA0809-001.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the Town of
Marana as follows:
Section 1. The Town accepts for maintenance, including maintenance of regulatory traffic
control and street signs, 270 linear feet of roadway and the appurtenances, as depicted on Exhibit
A.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Mayor and Council of the Town of Marana, Arizona,
nd
this 2 day of April, 2013.
Mayor Ed Honea
ATTEST:APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Jocelyn C. Bronson, Town ClerkFrank Cassidy, Town Attorney
Marana Resolution No. 2013-031
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STUDY SESSION
MINUTES
11555 W. Civic Center Drive
Marana, Arizona 85653
Council Chambers, March 13, 2013, at or after 6:00 PM
Ed Honea, Mayor
Patti Comerford, Vice Mayor
David Bowen, Council Member
Herb Kai, Council Member
Carol McGorray, Council Member
Jon Post, Council Member
Roxanne Ziegler, Council Member
STUDY SESSION
CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL. Mayor Honea called the meeting to order at 6:02
p.m.. Town Clerk Bronson called roll. All Council Members were present.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE/INVOCATION/MOMENT OF SILENCE. Led by Mayor
Honea.
APPROVAL OF AGENDA.
Motion to approve by Vice Mayor Comerford, second by
Council Member McGorray. Passed unanimously.
CALL TO THE PUBLIC. No speaker cards were presented.
DISCUSSION/DIRECTION/POSSIBLE ACTION
1: Presentation: Relating to Budget; an update of the Town's financial status of the
Erik
General Fund for the seven months of the 2012-2013 fiscal year. Presented by
Montague.
He noted that this update is through January which includes the holiday shopping season.
An item that is included is the general fund Budget in Brief, a high level overview of the
sales taxes,
state shared revenue and licenses, permits and fee - which comprises about 90 percent of
revenue. Sales tax revenues through January is about 59 percent,
which is normal. There are some areas that area lagging contracting sales tax, which is
challenging to predict. A lot of volatility in that area has to do with one capital project
near the Ina/I-10 location. There is some positive traction in new home construction but no
other major construction activity. There is good news in year over year results with bars
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and restaurants almost 7 percent higher. The largest individual category is retail. For this
in most major categories; that is a positive leading indicator. Manufacturing is lightly
lagging. Overall, collections for this period at $11.8M are 59.3 percent of budget, which is
within expectations. He then referred to a comparison chart of year over year changes for
construction, retail, and restaurants. The overall average through October was about 9
percent less than the previous year. Contracting sales tax was primarily responsible for that
get perspective.
State shared revenues are within budget category. These numbers come to us from the
League and the department of Revenue. State shared sales tax is lagging a bit, but urban
revenue is the same each month and auto lieu tax is lagging slightly. Another key revenue
to the community is from the highway user revenue fund, to be used for major program
maintenance. Those numbers are pretty much on the mark.
About 7 percent of the budget comes from licenses, permits and fees. The largest portion
comes from single family residential permits. We budgeted for 330 and actuals through
January are 344. We issued 52 for February (not included in this report). We have
many
smaller categories that are significantly over due to a variety of reasons. But there is some
96 percent, which is largely a good thing.
Expenditures are trending pretty much as expected. We are running a bit behind on
operating supplies and equipment and capital outlay, sometimes it takes a while to get
going, but most of those will be expended by the end of the year. Cash was transferred out
of the general fund for debt service, to pay for this building
$800K.
Mr. Montague
then transitioned into the 2014 budget with a budget timeline update,
including meeting with departments on their budget proposals beginning March 14, 2013.
the Comprehensive Fee Schedule to Council on April 16. Tentative and Final Budget
Council Member Bowen
adoption will be brought to Council in June. asked why
Mr. Montague
contracting sales tax is lagging in light of the other higher numbers.
responded that most of the volatility in that number has to do with one large project. So
based on the information that was available, we projected what was going to be on that
project, and actual is different than what we had anticipated.
2: Relating to Transaction Privilege Taxes; Presentation surrounding proposed legislative
Erik Montague
changes included within HB2657 - Transaction Privilege Tax Changes.
gave an update and overview of the legislation as it has been moving through committees.
He gave some background on the origination of the Transaction Privilege Tax (TPT)
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report, the proposed bill and an amendment. The bill is 89 pages, so he focused on a few
key elements.
tax on the privilege of being able to do business. The TPT Simplification Committee was
established by Executive Order 2012-
becoming business-
identify opportunities to simplify the tax code and issue a report, which they did in
December 2012. The report included a number of recommendations and provided the
basis for HB 2657.
He focused on three key pieces of the bill. First was one point of contact, so that the
Arizona Department of Revenue would collect TPT for all cities and towns. Also of note
was a provision for a single point of audit. All cities and towns would lose the ability to
self-audit. Last, the elimination of construction sales tax from the job site. The
transactions would instead be taxed at the point of sale for retail transactions.
The challenges for cities and towns is that the Arizona Department of Revenue (ADOR) is
unable to provide accurate and timely return data and delays in the receipt of funds from
ADOR and reliability of the ADOR website. The current option is that a web portal was
created last year to simplify administration and remittance.
company that has multiple locations, you would be audited multiple times but with
different auditors. The current option for single point of audit is that a multi-jurisdictional
audit coordinator already exists. The challenge is that the crime rate for those is pretty high.
ADOR lacks the resources to conduct all audits due to a downsizing of the department
which is just now beginning to turn around. And ADOR already has millions of dollars in
unpaid audit receivables sitting on the books.
The elimination of the construction sales tax means taxable transactions move from the job
constructions sales tax represents 12% of tax revenues budgeted ($2.4M/$19.8M). For the
Transportation fund, that represents 100% of revenues for budgeted year. As part of the
transportation fund. Those dollars are key to provide for our current and future obligations.
With the change, we would move from a four percent to a two percent sales tax. Some of
the dollars have been allocated to pay the annual debt service allocated to the
Transportation Fund. The current option or idea that the League of Cities and Towns is
trying to float is to keep contracting largely as it is with respect to contracting and make
changes to trades (plumbers, HVAC, etc.).
He then reviewed what the town uses TPT revenues for. We are averaging about a quarter
significant to our community. We
work hard to establish and maintain a balanced budget. These dollars are one-time dollars.
They do not support ongoing obligations. The positive to that if there is a new business,
there is a one-time element and also a
year since 2009 in contracting revenue; about 75 percent of which has been allocated to
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transportation projects. One thing we did do was to identify significant projects such as the
Twin Peaks Interchange and Crossroads District Park, and we advanced funded those
projects by issuing bonds in the amount of $39.8M in 2008 in anticipation of the collection
of future construction sales tax dollars. We de-leveraged ourselves on a portion of them as
additional dollars came through on Series A and Series B bonds, so that from time to time
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to fund that $2.4M delta.
So with audit revenue loss, those one-time revenues provide key projects and vital program
such as a classification and compensation study. There are other projects and programs
those dollars, because some of those dollars will come back to our community through
retail and some through additional shared sales tax. We will not be made whole and will be
debt. Should this measure continue to move forward, we need to identify current resources
and strategize allocating them toward future debt service.
The bill is currently being held in committee. The bill has been held for a number of days
with the intent or expectation that the two sides which are significantly apart at this point,
will come together with meaningful and agreeable solutions for both. A number of
proposals have been submitted by the League and cities and towns as well as the other side.
One amendment (Mesnard) has been adopted that has been identified as a workable
Council Member Bowen regarding the circumstances under which the town would want to
collect its own sales tax. First, is the availability of the information from ADOR. Second,
Mr. Montague
the accuracy of the data from ADOR. runs the ADOR data through a
verify the accuracy of the data. The flip side of self-auditing is the cost of hiring additional
staff to run the data, but he believes that the savings that could be obtained by getting
accurate data would make this cost-
accepting the state of the online portal concept. The legislature has until March 22 to get
the bill out of committee. It needs to happen quickly. He also stated that the lack of
bills moving where
language could be inserted that are ready to go to the Floor which would eliminate further
negotiation of the existing concerns.
Executive Session pursuant to A.R.S. §38-431.03 (A)(3), Council may ask for discussion or
consultation for legal advice with the Town Attorney concerning any matter listed on this
agenda.
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EXECUTIVE SESSION
.Motion to go into executive session at 6:54 p.m. by Council
Council
Member McGorray, second by Council Member Bowen. Passed unanimously.
Member Kai was excused from the executive session.
1: E1: Executive Session pursuant to A.R.S. §38-431.03 (A)(3), Council may ask for
discussion or consultation for legal advice with the Town Attorney concerning any matter
listed on this agenda.
2: E2: Executive session pursuant to A.R.S. § 38-431.03(A)(3),(4) and (7), for discussion
concerning (1) the lawsuit entitled Pima County v. Town of Marana, Maricopa County
Superior Court No. CV2011-099966 and (2) pending legal issues, settlement discussions
and contract negotiations relating to the transition of Marana wastewater collection and
treatment from Pima County to the Town of Marana.
ADJOURNMENT.
Motion to adjourn at 7:23 p.m. by Vice Mayor Comerford, second by
Council Member McGorray. Passed unanimously 6-0.
CERTIFICATION
I hereby certify that the foregoing are the true and correct minutes of the Marana Town Council
meeting held on March 13, 2013. I further certify that a quorum was present.
_____________________________________________
Jocelyn C. Bronson, Town Clerk
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
MINUTES
11555 W. Civic Center Drive, Marana, Arizona 85653
Council Chambers, March 19, 2013, at or after 7:00 PM
Ed Honea, Mayor
Patti Comerford, Vice Mayor
David Bowen, Council Member
Herb Kai, Council Member
Carol McGorray, Council Member
Jon Post, Council Member
Roxanne Ziegler, Council Member
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
Mayor Honea
CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL. called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m.
All Council Members were present.
Mayor
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE/INVOCATION/MOMENT OF SILENCE. Led by
Honea
.
APPROVAL OF AGENDA. Motion to approve by Council Member McGorray, second by
Council Member Bowen. Passed unanimously.
Kent Crotts
CALL TO THE PUBLIC. spoke regarding his recent candidacy for election to
Council and congratulated the Council that was seated. Although he was unsuccessful in his bid
for a seat on the Council, he appreciated the opportunity of running and of getting to know staff
David Morales
better and for their professionalism. also addressed the Council regarding his
run for a Council seat as well as his concern regarding financing of the wastewater acquisitions.
He stated that he will be focusing his future efforts on mentoring veterans.
PROCLAMATIONS
MAYOR AND COUNCIL REPORTS: SUMMARY OF CURRENT EVENTS
Vice Mayor Comerford
-5, 2013 at the Crossroads at
Silverbell Park. Jocelyn Bronson is captain of TEAM MARANA and will be providing
Mayor Honea
additional details to Council and staff.
how successful he thought it was in spite of the weather. He congratulated the Heritage
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Conservancy for their efforts and also the many hours of time that T. Van Hook and her staff of
JR Burns and Melanie Nelson devoted to helping make the event a success.
Mr. Davidson
reported that Lupita Chavez in Human Resources is a finalist for an innovation
team. Kudos to Lupita and the department.
He also reminded everyone that the Marana Main Street festival is coming up on April 6-7. This
is a new event to showcase the beginnings of Main Street and to get businesses and other
community groups engaged.
praised the leadership of Patrick Nilz and the Heritage Conservancy, but also a big salute to T.
Van Hook, JR Burns and Melanie Nelson for all the preparation work they did behind the scenes
to help the Heritage Conservancy pull off a great event. Mayor Honea followed up on that and
stated that a lot of town staff folks put in a lot of hours on the event.
PRESENTATIONS
CONSENT AGENDA. Motion to approve by Council Member Bowen, second by Council
Member McGorray. Passed unanimously.
C 1: Resolution No. 2013-022: Relating to the Police Department; approving and authorizing the
Mayor to execute the second amendment to the intergovernmental agreement between the Town
of Marana, Pima County and other Participating Jurisdictions regarding the Pima Regional
Special Weapons and Tactics (S.W.A.T.) Team
C 2: Resolution No. 2013-023: Relating to Municipal Court; approving the appointment of
Michael P. Pollard as magistrate pro tempore for the Marana Municipal Court
C 3: Resolution No. 2013-024: Relating to Community Development; approving and authorizing
the Mayor to execute an intergovernmental agreement between Pima County and the Town of
Marana for management and implementation of the Community Development Block Grant
Program for funding of public infrastructure at the Marana Heritage River Park
C 4: Approval of regular and special council meeting minutes of February 19 and March 5, 2013
C 5: Approval of March 11, 2013 Council Subcommittee meeting minutes
LIQUOR LICENSES
L 1: Relating to Liquor Licenses; recommendation to the Arizona Department of Liquor
Licenses and Control regarding a special event liquor license application submitted by Mary A.
Carter, on behalf of the Marana Health Center Foundation for the Marana Main Street Festival
Spring Event to be held April 5-6, 2013. Ms. Bronson noted that the application was processed
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properly and no protests were received. Staff recommended approval. Motion to approve by
Vice Mayor Comerford, second by Council Member Bowen. Passed unanimously.
BOARDS, COMMISSIONS AND COMMITTEES
B 1: Resolution No. 2013-025:Relating to Boards, Commissions and Committees; making
Mr. Kish
appointments to the Town of Marana Planning Commission. presented to Council that
the subcommittee met on March 11, 2013 to review the eight applications for the two open
positions. Council Member McGorray was selected as chairperson. After review, the
subcommittee voted to recommend to the full Council the appointments of Don Duncan for a
term expiring June 30, 2013, and Thomas Schnee for a term expiring June 30, 2015. Motion to
approve by Council Member McGorray, second by Vice Mayor Comerford. Passed
Mayor Honea
unanimously. thanked the subcommittee for their efforts.
B 2: Resolution No. 2013-026: Relating to Boards, Commissions and Committees; selecting
Mr.
three potential topics for the Spring 2013 Marana Citizens' Forum session. Presented by
Davidson,
who noted that this item was one of the adjustments made several weeks ago to the
delegates was the ability to choose the issues affecting the community. Staff developed three
discussion topics for the delegates to choose from. With Council approval, these topics will be
forwarded to the delegates with a briefing sheet. Then they can vote on the one they want to
discuss during the Forum session. The topics are: preparing for Strategic Plan III; marketing,
branding and tourism; and north Marana growth. Motion to approve the three topics by Council
Member McGorray, second by Vice Mayor Comerford. Passed unanimously.
COUNCIL ACTION
PUBLIC HEARING:
A 1: Ordinance No. 2013.004: Relating to Development; approving
Mayor
amendments to the Marana Main Street Specific Plan. The declared the Public Hearing
Kevin Kish.
open. Presented by The area is about 28 acres located behind the Chevron station
on Sandario Road. Staff is looking at updating the introduction, the development plans and some
of the regulations to the specific plan as new policies which have come into play since the
original specific plan was brought forward. One of the key amendments is the creation of an
additional land use designation to include a highway opportunities area for travelers. Hospitality
acreage is still there as is an enlarged area for drive-through (a conditional use process required)
to avoid clogging up the Main Street area with in and out traffic. The other significant item is a
gateway sign, up to an 85-foot tall sign with an electronic message board. This will also require
a conditional use permit. This would not be a power center type of signs such as Pavilions.
So the highway portion and along Sandario is the only significant change to require some
Council Member
setbacks for a nice corridor to maintain the character of Marana Main Street.
PostMr. Kish
asked how Sandario will be affected. responded that the improvements along
Sandario are meant to spur some reinvestment activity for the town. This will start the upgrade
with individual parcels. If we can create the reinvestment fund, we can help existing businesses
Mr. Davidson
refresh their street appearance. noted that staff has been working with the
Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) for funds that can be reinvested for sidewalks along
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Sandario, but these are two different issues. Sandario is going to have to be something that the
town will have to find financial resources for in the future. The specific plan is still a concept
Council Member Kai
plan. Money will be critical to redevelop all of the road network. asked
about future changes to the Marana interchange. Do the plans today match up with the future
Mr. Kish
plans? responded that the changes in the plan are affecting the alignments, so that stays
Mr. Davidson
the same and is in consideration of Marana Main Street tying into Marana Road.
Vice Mayor Comerford
responded to a question from regarding road alignment adjustments
and whether property owners are aware of those, noting that staff is still working through some
of those issues.
Mayor
No members of the audience asked to speak. The declared the public hearing closed.
Motion to approve by Vice Mayor Comerford, second by Council Member Kai. Passed
unanimously.
A 2: Resolution No. 2013-027: Relating to Elections; declaring and adopting the results of the
primary election held on March 12, 2013. Ms. Bronson noted that the Official Canvass was
placed on the dais as well as a copy of the resolution, now completed as of March 15. There
were approximately 205 ballots not counted on election night. There were 6,169 ballots case; 16
were rejected. This is about a seven percent increase over the 2011 election. Each incumbent
received over half of the ballots cast and are therefore deemed elected at the primary. Both
ballot questions passed by about a three to one margin. Council Member Bowen asked about the
increase in votes over 2011 and whether we have ever had that many votes cast in prior elections.
Ms. Bronson
responded that the highest number of votes cast was about 23 percent in the 2011
primary. Voter turnout for this election was about 31 percent. Motion to approve by Council
Member Bowen, second by Council Member Ziegler. Passed unanimously.
ITEMS FOR DISCUSSION/POSSIBLE ACTION
D 1: Relating to Legislation and Government Actions; Discussion and possible action regarding
all pending state, federal, and local legislation/government actions and on recent and upcoming
Mr. Del Post
meetings of other governmental bodies. Presented by , who noted that the bill that
has gained the most notoriety among cities and towns is the tax simplification bill, HB 2657.
There has been some movement. It was held up in the House Appropriations regarding the
collections of revenues, the auditing functions and the construction sales tax. To get around
those issues, last night there was a strike all amendment introduced by the Governor in the
Senate. The strike all amendment contains every provision that the previous bill contain all of
the negative language that cities and towns were concerned about. In terms of strategy, the
League continues to work with the Governor. In fact we thought they had made quite a bit of
progress regarding the collection issue and the auditing issue to the point that we were satisfied
continue to provide updates as they occur.
EXECUTIVE SESSIONS
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E 1: Executive Session pursuant to A.R.S. §38-431.03 (A)(3), Council may ask for discussion or
consultation for legal advice with the Town Attorney concerning any matter listed on this
agenda.
E 2: Executive session pursuant to A.R.S. § 38-431.03(A)(3),(4) and (7), for discussion or
the lawsuit entitled Pima County v. Town of Marana, Maricopa County Superior Court No.
CV2011-099966 and (2) pending legal issues, settlement discussions and contract negotiations
relating to the transition of Marana wastewater collection and treatment from Pima County to the
Town of Marana.
FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS
Notwithstanding the m
or more Council members request that an item be placed on the agenda, it must be placed on the
agenda for the second regular Town Council meeting after the date of the request, pursuant to
Marana Town Code Section 2-4-2(B).
ADJOURNMENT.
Motion to adjourn at 7:31 p.m. by Council Member Bowen, second by Council Member
McGorray. Passed unanimously.
CERTIFICATION
I hereby certify that the foregoing are the true and correct minutes of the Marana Town Council
meeting held on March 19, 2013. I further certify that a quorum was present.
Jocelyn C. Bronson, Town Clerk
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SPECIAL MEETING
MINUTES
11555 W. Civic Center Drive, Marana, Arizona 85653
Council Chambers, March 19, 2013, at or after 6:00 PM
Ed Honea, Mayor
Patti Comerford, Vice Mayor
David Bowen, Council Member
Herb Kai, Council Member
Carol McGorray, Council Member
Jon Post, Council Member
Roxanne Ziegler, Council Member
SPECIAL MEETING MINUTES
CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL
Mayor Honea
. called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m.
Council Member Kai was excused; all other Council Members were present.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
Motion to go into executive session by Council Member Bowen,
second by Council Member McGorray. Passed unanimously 6-0.
Pursuant to A.R.S. § 38-431.03, the Town Council may vote to go into executive session, which
will not be open to the public, to discuss certain matters.
A. Executive session pursuant to A.R.S. § 38-431.03(A)(3),(4) and (7), for discussion or
consultation
concerning(1) the lawsuit entitled Pima County v. Town of Marana, Maricopa County
Superior Court No. CV2011-099966 and (2) pending legal issues, settlement discussions
and contract negotiations relating to the transition of Marana wastewater collection and
treatment from Pima County to the Town of Marana.
ADJOURNMENT.
Motion to adjourn by Council Member Post, second by Council Member
McGorray. Passed unanimously 6-0 at 6:34 p.m.
CERTIFICATION
I hereby certify that the foregoing are the true and correct minutes of a special meeting of the Marana
Town Council held on March 19, 2013. I further certify that a quorum was present.
______________________________________
Jocelyn C. Bronson, Town Clerk
Special Meeting Minutes March 19, 2013
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