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Home My WebLink AboutCouncil Executive Report 07/2012 Town of Marana Council Executive Report July 2012 Summer Edition 1 Introduction Introduction The Council Executive Report is designed to give Councilmembers a briefing on projects and events happening in the Town. The information in the report is organized into sections based on the elements of the Town’s General Plan: Natural Systems, Built Environment, People and Community, Resource Management, and Land Management. Also identified throughout the plan are Strategic Plan focus ar- easrelatedtoprojectsorprograms. Marana Town Councilmembers: Mayor Ed Honea Vice Mayor Patti Comerford Councilmember David Bowen Councilmember Herb Kai Councilmember Carol McGorray Councilmember Jon Post Councilmember Roxanne Ziegler 2 Table of Contents Built Environment Construction Activity Continental Ranch Parcel 8 4 People and Community Community Health and Wellness Splash N’ Dash 5 4th of July 6 Resource Management Manager’s Corner Highlight on Marana PD7 Construction Activity Report8 Business License List 9 3 Built Environment Continental Ranch Parcel 8 The Town recently completed repaving Parcel 8 in Continental Ranch. Roadwork be- gan May 22 and ended June 30. The project was completed on time and came in approximately $300,000 under budget.Ken Sklaroff, a resident of the neighbor- hood, said, “The road re-surfacing job was done on-schedule, communication with the members of the neighborhood was courteous and professional and the job was done in a very professional manner.” In addition to the many hours spent completing the project, staff talked to residents to alleviate concerns related to the construction. Ross Iwamoto, who lives in Parcel 8 said, “The willingness to assure that any concerns by the residents were taken in- to consideration promotes goodwill.I had nothing but good things to say. I know of other neighborswho talked to workers to ask questions. They were pleasantly surprised by the cooperative and friendly responses.”The work was overseen by the CIP Division. Before After Spotlight on Strategic Plan Provide quality services to keep the community safe and secure. Summer Edition 4 People and Community Splash n’ Dash A multi-sport fitness event is off and running in its second summer in Marana. The Town’s Splash ‘n’ Dash series is drawing people of all ages to Ora Mae Harn Park and the Marana Pool every other Thursday for an evening of fun competi- tion. Each event consists of a 200-, 400-or 800-yard lap swim followed by a ½-, 1½- or 3-mile run. Durations are based on age brackets; the mini- mum age to participate is 6. “By offering these type of events, the Town is showing our community that fun, family fitness is an important part of a healthy lifestyle,” said Jennifer Lynn, a Gladden Farms resident and owner of De- sert Endurance. “Matt Meyer and the crew from Parks and Recreation continue to do a great job putting on and pro- moting these events.” Lynn said her three children –ages 7, 10 and 13 –enjoy the series. “The events offer a great way for people to try out a multi- sport event in a friendly and non-threatening environment,” she said. Splash ‘n’ Dash hits the pool and park again Aug. 2 and 16. Registration starts at 6 p.m. and the event begins at 6:30p.m. The cost is $5 per par- ticipant for each event. For more information, check http://az-marana.civicplus.com/ DocumentCenter/Home/View/20496. Spotlight on Strategic Plan Provide diverse recreational opportunities that create economic benefits and a healthy lifestyle. Summer Edition 5 People and Community Star Spangled Spectacular The Star Spangled Spectacular went off with a bang July 4 at Arizona Pavilions. Local restaurants, Nana’s Kitchen, Native New Yorker, and Wendy’s, offered specials. The Quarry Pines hosted 8,000 people and thousands more frequented the Pavilions’ busi- nesses and Crossroads Park to watch the 545-shell firework display. A big thank you is owed to the all the sponsors of the event, including Comcast, The Marana Weekly News, The Explorer Newspaper and Northwest Fire. Spotlight on Strategic Plan Increase participation by residents and visitors in Marana’s signature events. Summer Edition 6 Resource Management Highlight on Marana Police Department The Marana Police Department has shown decreasing crime trends for the year. Both violent crime, and property crime are down, as well as, motor vehicle traffic accidents. Violent crime, which includes homicides, aggravated assault, sexual assault, and rob- bery is down 33%, while property crime which includes, burglary, larceny, arson and auto thefts is down 8%. Traffic accidents have shown an 11% reduction. Chief Ro- zema attributes these reductions to the officers taking initiative, targeting crime, and developing good programs. S.T.O.P., or Strategic Tactical Operation Plan, is one of the programs that was devel- oped to identify trends in crime, and develop action plans to create targeted patrols. Officers also use D.A.R.T., or Direct Action Response Team while in the field to re- spond to identified crime trends. Summer Edition 7 June-12 Permits Issued Number of Permit Type Permits Permit FeesValuations (NEWSFR)49$91,416.98$14,066,102.48 New Single Family Residential (RASFR) 7 $1,961.13$43,626.88 Remodel/Addition SFR (MANSFR 0 $0.00 $0.00 Manufactured House ) (NEWMFR)30$57,856.65$3,408,096.30 New Multi Family Residential (RAMFR) 0 $0.00$0.00 Remodel/Addition MFR (NEWRC) 0 $0.00$0.00 New Retail Commercial (RARC) 2 $13,217.22$620,000.00 Remodel/Addition RC (NEWIC)0 $0.00$0.00 New Industrial Commercial (RAIC) 0 $0.00$0.00 Remodel/Addition IC (WALL) 19$5,403.65 $281,506.08 Walls (POOLSPA) 14$8,384.60 $238,339.09 Swimming Pools/Spas (SIGN) 17$4,029.21 $45,388.00 Signs (COFO)2 $217.50 $0.00 Certificates of Occupancy (TEMPTRAIL)1 $94.00 $0.00 Temporary Construction Trailers (TEMPTENT) 0 $0.00 $0.00 Temporary Tents Revisions 40$3,819.75 $0.00 (MPR) 2 $1,932.82 $0.00 Model Plan Review Planning/Engineering 23$16,297.90 $0.00 (MISC) 57$20,867.92 $716,208.85 Miscellaneous $19,419,267.6 Totals263 $225,499.33 Total Over the Counter Permits = 24 Total Number of Inspections = 930 AVERAGE DAILY = 44 STOPS Transportation Impact Fees: N Road Impact Fees = 11 units Total Collected = $ 4,730.00 NE Road Impact Fees = 16 units Total Collected = $111,520.00 Total Collected = S Road Impact Fees = 47 units Park, Park Education and Trail Park Impact Fees = 73 units Total Collected = $176,422.00 Park Education = 5 units Total Collected = Trail Contribution = 8 units Total Collected = $ 51,200.00 Commercial Permits Issued NameAddressPermit Type Issued VProtien Smoothies & Juice bar5885 W Arizona Pavilions DrCertificate of Occupancy 6/21/2012 First Convenience Bank8280 N Cortaro RdTenant Improvement 6/8/2012 Mountain Rose Academy 3686 W Orange Grove Rd #192Tenant Improvement 6/21/2012 Regency Casitas -Apartments 4050 N Aerie DrNew Retail Commercial6/22/2012 8 Business License List NameAddress City State ZIP PATRIOTS DREAM FARM 11800 W SANDARIO PL TUCSON AZ85735 WESTERN STATES FIRE PROTECTION4346 E ELMWOOD ST #100 PHOENIX AZ85040 HELLFIRE PIZZA CO3833 E LEE ST TUCSON AZ85716 EEGGE'S INC3360 E AJO WY TUCSON AZ85713 EAST COAST SUPER SUBS EXPRESS818 E SENICA TUCSON AZ85719 FIRST NATIONAL BANK TEXAS 8250 N CORTARO RD TUCSON AZ85743 AVRA VALLEY ELECTRIC 12060 N BLACKTAIL RD MARANA AZ85653 BESTWAY PLUMBING CO 330 W SPRING VALLEY DR ORO VALLEY AZ85704 T & J FUEL CONSTRUCTION LLC 10609 N 48TH DR GLENDALE AZ85304 QMA PATIOS LLC 2937 W BASIL PL TUCSON AZ85741 CASA BUILDING AND DESIGN LLC 4015 W OASIS DR TUCSON AZ85742 UNIVERSAL BUILDING SYSTEMS16641 N 91ST ST #6 SCOTTSDALE AZ85260 DASH POOLS & SPAS INC 2748 S CALLE YUCATAN TUCSON AZ85730 DIGITAL PROFESSORS LLC7425 N MONA LISA RD #274 TUCSON AZ85741 PERFECT TEETH CONTINENTAL RANCH PC 7850 N SILVERBELL RD TUCSON AZ85743 JEREMY TYLER BOEKWEG10972 WOODCHUCK CT PENN VALLEY CA95946 RITZ CARLTON SPA15000 N SECRET SPRINGS DR MARANA AZ85658 MARYSELL DIAZ-GARCIA15000 SECRET SPRINGS DR MARANA AZ85658 YANG GUO3773 W INA RD #130 TUCSON AZ85741 DREW WILEY3678 W BRAMBLY DR TUCSON AZ85741 ALL WEATHER SIGN SERVICE6533 W PERSHING AV GLENDALE AZ85304 ACCORD CONSTRUCTION LLC 5121 W SULERNO DR TUCSON AZ85745 TECHNOLOGY SERVICES LLC70 S VAL VISTA DR A-3 243 GILBERT AZ85296 RED FROG REPAIRS LLC2482 E RIVER RD TUCSON AZ85718 VILA THAI CUISINE LLC5885 PAVILLION DR TUCSON AZ85743 US AIRBORNE SPORT AVIATION11860 N ANWAY RD MARANA AZ75653 INTERNATIONAL TOWERS 911 W GRANT RD TUCSON AZ85705 PACIFIC KAL ELECTRIC INC 1950 TOWNSEND PL EL CAJONCA92019 MTJ ELECTRICPO BOX 2990 SCOTTSDALE AZ85252 HOLBROOK ASPHALT LLC3828 S 1700 E ST GEORGEUT84790 THE THREE AMIGOS BAJA GRILL 13526 N SANDARIO RD MARANA AZ85653 S AND S QUALITY PLUMBING 721 W CALLE CHEROKEE MILU TUCSON AZ85706 ATKINSON POWER LLC 7500 OLD GEORGETOWN RD BETHESDAMD20814 BECON CONSTRUCTION CO INC2075 W PINNACLE PEAK RD PHOENIX AZ85027 RED STAG PAINTING LLC9720 N RUNNING BACK WY MARANA AZ85653 SUNDANCE CARPENTRY INC1500 N 15TH AV TUCSON AZ85705 CEMEX CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS SOUTH 11500 N CALMAT DR MARANA AZ85653 ANN MARIE FOLEY12500 W SANDY ST MARANA AZ85653 EXERPLAY INC12001 N HWY 14 CEDAR CREST NM87008 9