Participating in the Adero Canyon ground-breaking ceremony were, from left, former Councilman Tait Elkie, Councilmembers Cassie Hansen and Nick DePorter, State Sen. John Kavanagh, Mayor Linda Kavanagh, MCO President Jeremy Hall, Councilman Cecil Yates, former Councilwoman Ginny Dickey and Councilman Henry Leger.
The Town Council holds its next regular session on Tuesday, Nov. 6, at 5:30 p.m. in council chambers at Town Hall.
The council agenda includes a proposed land swap in which the town would receive 82 acres to add to its McDowell Mountain Preserve in exchange for allowing Toll Brothers Homes to grade approximately 1.5 acres of Preserve land spread over eight home lots in Adero Canyon (see separate P&Z story).
The council will also consider approval of a 13-lot subdivision parcel for Adero Canyon.
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Council to talk Adero Canyon
Participating in the Adero Canyon ground-breaking ceremony were, from left, former Councilman Tait Elkie, Councilmembers Cassie Hansen and Nick DePorter, State Sen. John Kavanagh, Mayor Linda Kavanagh, MCO President Jeremy Hall, Councilman Cecil Yates, former Councilwoman Ginny Dickey and Councilman Henry Leger.
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The Town Council holds its next regular session on Tuesday, Nov. 6, at 5:30 p.m. in council chambers at Town Hall.
The council agenda includes a proposed land swap in which the town would receive 82 acres to add to its McDowell Mountain Preserve in exchange for allowing Toll Brothers Homes to grade approximately 1.5 acres of Preserve land spread over eight home lots in Adero Canyon (see separate P&Z story).
The council will also consider approval of a 13-lot subdivision parcel for Adero Canyon.
There will also be a routine intergovernmental agreement with the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Tribal Community related to Prop 202 grant funding.
The council will consider appointment of two individuals to serve on the Planning and Zoning Commission through September 2020.
Another IGA would provide for a GIS and CAD services exchange between the town and Sanitary District.
The council will consider a contract with Judi Yates for an Arts and Crafts Market on Avenue of the Fountains through the winter months.
There will be a discussion regarding the planned Fountain Hills Boulevard shoulder paving project, with possible direction to staff.
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