May 24, 2021 City Council Study Session - 05/24/2021

NEXT THING ON OUR AGENDA TONIGHT, OUR SCHEDULED PUBLIC APPEARANCES, WE HAVE SERVICE RECOGNITIONS AND CIVIC GRADUATION RECOGNITIONS SO FAR OUR SERVICE RECOGNITIONS.

[ Scheduled Public Appearances]

LET ME HAND THIS OVER TO OUR ACTING CITY MANAGER AND COUNCIL MEMBER HARRIS.

IF YOU PLEASE JOIN ME UP FRONT THANK YOU.

MAYOR MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL FOR OUR ONE AND ONLY SERVICE RECOGNITION TONIGHT, I'D LIKE TO ASK LEAH POWELL, OUR NEIGHBORHOOD RESOURCES DIRECTOR TO COME FORWARD AND MAKE HER PRESENTATION.

GOOD EVENING, MAYOR AND COUNCIL, I WOULD LIKE TO ASK ZELDA HERNANDEZ TO PLEASE COME FORWARD.

IN 1996, ZELDA HERNAN JUST JOINED THE CITY OF CHANDLER AS A HOUSING SPECIALIST.

OVER THE YEARS, SHE HAS HAD EXPERIENCE WITH EVERY HOUSING SPECIALIST TASK, AS SHE HAS WORKED WITH BOTH PUBLIC HOUSING AND SECTION EIGHT PROGRAMS, ZELDA BRINGS HIGH ENERGY AND COMMITMENT TO EVERYTHING SHE DOES.

AND AS A VALUE TEAMMATE, NOT ONLY BECAUSE OF HER INDUSTRY KNOWLEDGE, BUT ALSO BECAUSE SHE TRULY CARES ABOUT HER CLIENTS AND CONTINUES TO GO ABOVE AND BEYOND TO ASSIST THEM.

ZELDA IS A NATURAL LEADER AND IS OFTEN SOUGHT OUT FOR HER ADVICE.

SHE'S USUALLY THE FIRST VOLUNTEER AND HER HEART IS TRULY IN EVERYTHING SHE DOES.

ZELDA CARES ABOUT HER CLIENTS, COWORKERS AND CHANDLER.

CONGRATULATIONS, ALL THE, FOR 25 YEARS OF SERVICE.

IT IS A TRUE TESTAMENT.

, IT'S A TRUE TESTAMENT TO YOUR DEDICATION, TO YOUR TEAMMATES AND CLIENTS.

AND WE APPRECIATE YOU AND ARE THANKFUL THAT YOU'RE PART OF OUR TEAM.

I HEARD THAT AND I'M HOLDING YOU TO IT NEXT ON OUR AGENDA TONIGHT, WE WILL BE RECOGNIZING OUR CIVIC GRADUATES.

SO THIS PROGRAM WAS STARTED EARLIER THIS YEAR TO PROVIDE OUR RESIDENTS A BEHIND THE SCENES LOOK AT AT CITY SERVICES AND THEY HELP RESIDENTS CONNECT WITH THEIR GOVERNMENT OVER THE PAST FEW MONTHS.

I HOPE YOU'VE SEEN THE CHANDLER.

YOU SEEN THE CHANDLER THAT CITY COUNCIL HOPE YOU'VE SEEN THAT CITY COUNCIL AND STAFF WORK HARD EVERY DAY TO ACHIEVE A SAFE, DIVERSE, EQUITABLE, INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY THAT CONNECTS PEOPLE, CHOOSES INNOVATION AND INSPIRES EXCELLENCE.

AND I HOPE THAT THIS EXPERIENCE HAS BEEN VALUABLE AND THAT YOU WILL CONTINUE TO ENGAGE WITH THE CITY AND OUR LARGER COMMUNITY.

YOUR SUCCESSFUL PARTICIPATION IN CIVIC SHOWS THAT THAT YOUR COMMITMENT TO MAKING YOUR VOICE HEARD AT A TIME WHEN CIVIC ENGAGEMENT IS MORE IMPORTANT TO EVER CAN BE DONE.

AND REALLY THAT IS THE CORE OF THIS WORD IS CIVIC ENGAGEMENT.

AND WE WANT TO THANK ALL OF YOU FOR PARTICIPATING.

I DO ALSO WANT TO THANK ALL OF OUR NUMEROUS CITY STAFF THROUGHOUT OUR MANY DEPARTMENTS THAT HAVE WORKED HARD OVER THE PAST YEAR TO STAND UP THIS PROGRAM AND ENSURE ITS SUCCESS.

I HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO MEET MANY OF YOU FOR COPY, AS WELL AS SPEAK TO A GOOD SHARE OF YOU LAST WEDNESDAY AT YOUR FINAL SESSION.

BUT I DO WANT TO SAY AGAIN, THANK YOU AND CONGRATULATIONS FOR PARTICIPATING IN OUR INAUGURAL CIVIC COHORT.

AS I SHARED ON WEDNESDAY, WE DO LOOK FORWARD TO YOU GIVING US THE INPUT, WORKING WITH ALEXA TO MAKE THIS PROGRAM EVEN BETTER.

SO AT THIS POINT, I'D LIKE TO CALL UP ALEXIS APADACA TO HELP HAND OUT CERTIFICATES, AND THEN WE'LL TAKE A PICTURE WITH EVERYBODY AFTERWARDS.

ALL RIGHT.

CIVIC PARTICIPANTS, ONCE I CALL YOU UP, IF YOU CAN STAY UP HERE ON HEALTH, BRIAN THOUGHTS,

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HAVING A MALLOY, CYNTHIA HAHN, DAVID LUCAS, SIMON, BACK IN ERIC MORGAN, AARON FORTNER, JESSICA MORGAN, JULIA POLOZZI LINDA RECORD WHEN WE HOLLY, NATE, SANDRA JAIME, JACOB AND TRACY CAN YOU COME UP TO NOBODY, MAN? BACK HERE.

ON OUR AGENDA IS CONSENT ITEMS THAT HAVE BEEN CALLED IN BY COUNCIL.

SO THE CUP OF COFFEE OFFERS STILL STANDS.

YOU KNOW HOW TO REACH OUT TO ME.

THAT'S OFFER ANNOUNCED NEXT

[1. Resolution No. 5482 authorizing a grant agreement with the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) to accept a grant in an amount not to exceed $996,750 for the installation of a wildlife exclusion fence at the Chandler Municipal Airport Move City Council pass and adopt Resolution No. 5482 authorizing a grant agreement with the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) to accept a grant in an amount not to exceed $996,750 for the installation of a wildlife exclusion fence at the Chandler Municipal Airport; and authorizing the City Manager, or designee, to execute the grant agreement. Council Focus Area(s):]

UM, COUNCIL MEMBER, CHRISTINE ELLIS IS THE WINNER TODAY.

AND, UH, WE'LL START OFF WITH ITEM NUMBER ONE, UH, WITH COUNCIL MEMBER ELLIS.

SURE.

MR. MAYOR MEMBERS OF CITY COUNCIL COUNCILOR LS.

I'D LIKE TO ASK STEVE TURNER, OUR ACTING AIRPORT MANAGER TO COME FORWARD.

HE'D BE HAPPY TO MAKE A SHORT PRESENTATION AND ADDRESS ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE.

AND IS THIS FOR ITEMS ONE AND TWO OR JUST ONE SAME TIME? THAT'S TRUE.

APPROACHED US AGAIN AND SAID THAT INSTEAD OF 70%, THEY OFFERED US 90% AND DUE TO SOME SAVINGS FROM OTHER PRODUCTS, WE'RE ABLE TO MOVE THIS CAPITAL PROJECT UP A YEAR AND GET IT COMPLETED WITH A 90% GRANT MATCH.

MARION COUNCIL.

UH, WE'LL START WITH THE, UM, WILDLIFE EXCLUSION FENCE ALONG THE PERIMETER OF THE, UH, OF THE AIRPORT.

THIS PROJECT WAS ACTUALLY IDENTIFIED THROUGH THE AIRPORT BOND SUBCOMMITTEE PROCESSES PAST YEAR, AND IT WAS ORIGINALLY SLATED FOR FISCAL YEAR 20 2022, 2023.

UM, AND THIS WOULD PROVIDE, UH, BETTER ACCESS AND, AND WITH, UH, WOULD PROVIDE INCREASED SAFETY AT OUR AIRPORT BY PUTTING A METAL BARRIER INTO THE GROUND.

SO THAT CRITTERS WON'T BE ABLE TO EARL UNDERNEATH THE FENCING AND GET ONTO OUR OWN WAYS, PUT THAT COULD POTENTIALLY CAUSE ACCIDENTS IN THE FUTURE.

EIGHT OUT OF POST US ABOUT A MONTH AGO AND OFFERED ABOUT A 70% GRANT, WHICH WOULD LEAVE US ON THE HOOK FOR APPROXIMATELY ABOUT $300,000 A LITTLE, A LITTLE BIT MORE THAN THAT AT THE TIME WE SAID NO, BECAUSE WE KNEW THAT THIS PROJECT WAS A HIGH PRIORITY WITH THE FAA AND ADA BECAUSE OF ITS IMPORTANCE TO THE SAFETY OF THE AIRPORT.

AND WE KNEW THAT IT HAD A HIGH PRIORITY GETTING 90% FUNDED THE FOLLOWING YEAR OR THE NEXT NEXT WEEK, EIGHT OUT

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WOULD THAT BE OPEN TO ANY QUESTIONS? YEAH, CAN'T REMEMBER THE REASON WHY I CALLED THIS ONE IS BECAUSE I THOUGHT THAT THIS WAS SUCH A GREAT NEWS FOR THE PEOPLE OF GENTLER TO HEAR WHAT A GREAT WORK THAT YOU'RE DOING, LOOKING AT WHAT WE NEED WHEN WE NEED IT AND HOW WE'RE GOING TO APPROACH TO DO IT.

I WANT TO SEND KUDOS TO A DOT FOR COMING BACK TO US AND YOU ABLE TO TAKE THAT 90% AND THEN NOW FINDING THE REST OF IT THROUGH OTHER PROJECTS SHOWS ARE FISCALLY RESPONSIBLE THAT WE ARE IN THIS CITY AND WE ARE ABLE TO MOVE PROJECTS BASED ON YOU DOING A LOT OF WORK IN YOUR DEPARTMENT TO MAKE THAT HAPPEN.

THANK YOU SO MUCH.

[2. Resolution No. 5485 authorizing a grant agreement with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to accept a grant in an amount not to exceed $300,000 for reconstruction of drainage headwalls. Move City Council pass and adopt Resolution No. 5485, authorizing a grant agreement with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to accept a grant in an amount not to exceed $300,000 for reconstruction of drainage headwalls on Runway 4L-22R at Chandler Municipal Airport; and authorizing the City Manager, or designee, to execute the grant agreement and all other documents necessary to effect the agreement. Council Focus Area(s):]

ITEM NUMBER TWO.

AND THIS, THIS PROJECT IS FOR THE HEADWALL CONSTRUCTION, UH, ALONG THE RUNWAY FOR LEFT TO RIGHT.

UM, THIS PROJECT WAS IDENTIFIED THROUGH THE ANNUAL RUNWAY SAFETY ACTION TEAM.

AND, UH, ORIGINALLY WE, THE, WE HAD BUDGETED FOR THIS PROJECT ABOUT $180,000 AND DUE TO THE SIGNIFICANT INCREASE IN CONSTRUCTION COSTS, THE BIDS CAME OVER WHAT WE HAD ORIGINALLY BUDGETED, UM, AND CREDIT TO CHRIS ANDRES, OUR PLANNING, OUR AIRPORT PLANNING ADMINISTRATOR AND HIS KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERTISE WITH THE FAA.

WE TALKED TO THE FAA AND FOUND THAT THEY HAD ADDITIONAL MONIES THAT THEY COULD AWARD TOWARDS US.

AND IT TURNS OUT THAT IT WAS GOING TO BE A A HUNDRED PERCENT GRANT MATCH INSTEAD OF US HAVING TO PAY THE ENTIRETY OF THE BILL.

SO, UH, AGAIN, UH, THIS IS, UH, KUDOS TO CHRIS ANDRES AND HIS EXPERTISE FINDING US SOME MONEY.

SO IT DOESN'T COST THE RESIDENTS ANYTHING TO, UH, IMPROVE AND INCREASE AND MAINTAIN THE SAFETY AT THE AIRPORT.

YEAH, THAT'S A MEMBER.

THANK YOU AGAIN, OR JOB WELL DONE ON WHAT I WANTED TO PEOPLE OF GENDER TO ALSO REALIZE IS THAT WE CAN GET THINGS DONE.

THERE ARE OTHER WAYS WE CAN GO ABOUT TO FIND THE MONIES.

AND SO IT'S IMPORTANT FOR US TO SAY YES TO SOME PROJECTS BECAUSE WE NEED THE MONEY TO GET THEM DONE, BUT AT THE SAME TIME, WE'RE GOING TO DO EVERYTHING THAT WE CAN TO FIND MONEY ELSEWHERE, TO MAKE SURE THAT THOSE PROJECTS ARE PUSHED FORWARD.

REALLY APPRECIATE IT.

UM, THAT YET ANOTHER BIG KUDOS TO CHRIS, AND I KNOW THAT HE CANNOT BE HERE.

YOU GUYS GIVE HIM SOME TIME OFF, BUT THIS WAS REALLY, REALLY HARD WORK ON HIS PART TO MAKE SURE NOT ONLY THAT WE GET MONEY TO DO THIS PROJECT, BUT ABOVE WHAT WE NEEDED, WE HAVE THAT AMOUNT.

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR, TO YOUR DEPARTMENT FOR DOING THAT.

THANK YOU, MAYOR.

ANY OTHER QUESTIONS, COUNCIL MEMBER LINDA REAL QUICK, MARY.

SO, UM, THIS, UH, I KNOW WE'RE GOING TO LEASE THREE FEET OR CHILDISH.

WE DON'T WANT TO BE BORROWING, WHICH I APPRECIATE THAT, BUT THIS WILL BE NOT JUST A CHAIN LINK FENCE TO THIS BE A LITTLE BIT DECORATIVE OR A BIT MORE INVITING THAN JUST A CHAIN LINK FENCE.

TYPICALLY IT IS, IT IS A CHAIN LINK FENCE THAT PROVIDES THAT BARRIER, BUT ALSO GOES DOWN TO UNDERNEATH, BUT IT IS MORE CONSISTENT FOR WHAT WE CURRENTLY HAVE AT THE AIRPORT.

IT'S JUST THE, THE, THE ADDED MEASURE IS PUTTING THAT, THAT METAL SHEET.

NEXT ITEM CALLED IN, UH, ITEM NUMBER 11 BY VICE MAYOR STEWART AND COUNCIL MEMBER ELLIS VICE MAYOR.

THAT'S THE KEY RIGHT NOW? THE MIDDLE SHEET WAS THAT MESH.

THAT WAS MY CONCERN TOO, ABOUT BORROWING ON THAT YET.

[11. Introduction and Tentative Adoption of Ordinance No. 4973, Adoption of Resolution No. 5480, PLH20-0019/PLH20-0008/PLT20-0009 Commonwealth Lofts Area Plan Move City Council approve Resolution No. 5480, PLH20-0019, amending the designated land use in the Downtown South Arizona Avenue Corridor Area Plan on a 3-acre parcel located approximately ¼ of a mile south and west of Chandler Boulevard and McQueen Road from Low Density Residential (0-6 dwelling units per acre, du/ac) to Townhome Medium Density Residential (12-14 du/ac), as recommended by Planning and Zoning Commission. Rezoning Move City Council introduce and tentatively adopt Ordinance No. 4973 approving PLH20-0008 Rezoning from AG-1 to PAD for townhomes on a 3-acre parcel located approximately ¼ of a mile south and west of Chandler Boulevard and McQueen Road subject to the conditions as recommended by Planning and Zoning Commission. Preliminary Development Plan Move City Council approve Preliminary Development Plan PLH20-0008 Commonwealth Lofts for townhomes on a 3-acre parcel located approximately ¼ of a mile south and west of Chandler Boulevard and McQueen Road subject to the conditions as recommended by Planning and Zoning Commission. Preliminary Plat Move City Council approve Preliminary Plat PLT20-0009 on a 3-acre parcel located approximately ¼ of a mile south and west of Chandler Boulevard and McQueen Road subject to the condition recommended by Planning and Zoning Commission. Council Focus Area(s):]

SO YOU CAN MIRROR.

MA'AM CAN I GET A LITTLE BIT OF BACKGROUND ON WHY THIS WAS MOVED FROM LOW DENSITY TO MID I'M? JUST KIND OF CURIOUS ABOUT THAT AS IT RELATES TO THE AREA PLAN.

ABSOLUTELY.

THANK YOU, MAYOR.

COUNCILMAN, THANK YOU FOR THAT QUESTION.

I WILL SCROLL THROUGH A PRESENTATION, UH, TO GET TO A SLIDE ON THAT.

THERE WE GO.

AS YOU CAN SEE TO THE SOUTHWEST FOR 17 UNITS PER ACRE IS ALREADY DEVELOPED OR PREVENTED.

SO RIGHT NOW THE DOWNTOWN SOUTH ARIZONA AVENUE CORRIDOR AREA PLAN DOES RECOMMEND ZERO TO SIX DWELLING UNITS PER ACRE.

THAT'S WHAT YOU'RE SEEING IN THE LARGE YELLOW AREA.

AND THEY'RE PROPOSING TO AMEND THE AREA PLAN FOR 12 TO 14 UNITS PER ACRE, UH, SPECIFICALLY FOR TOWNHOMES.

AND AS WE LOOKED AT THE AREA PLAN AND THEN COMPARED IT WITH THE 2016 GENERAL PLAN, WE SAW THE FURTHER GUIDANCE IN THE GENERAL PLAN TO CONTINUE TO REDEVELOP DOWNTOWN WITH HIGHER DENSITIES MIXED USE AND TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT.

ALSO TO PROMOTE THE REVITALIZATION OF VACANT PARCELS.

THIS SITE IS LOCATED JUST AT THE FRINGE OF OUR GROWTH AREA, ONE DOWNTOWN CHAIRMAN.

SO WE DIDN'T WANT THE DENSITY TO BE AS HIGH AS DOWNTOWN, BUT WE THOUGHT THE 12 TO 14 WAS APPROPRIATE.

UM, OR THE REASON THAT WE DO WANT TO RAISE DENSITY AS PER THE GENERAL PLAN.

ALSO, I HEAR, YOU'LL SEE THAT SURROUNDING THE PROPERTY TO THE WEST.

WE HAVE EXISTING MULTI-FAMILY ZONE PROPERTIES WHERE 18 UNITS PER ACRE IS CURRENTLY PERMITTED, UH, OR A REZONING FOR PAD.

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SO THE 12 TO 14 IS STILL COMING IN UNDER THAT 18 UNITS PER ACRE.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

AND SO YOU WORKED WITH THE NEIGHBORHOOD, UM, AND, AND EVERYBODY IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD WAS NOTIFIED OF THIS AND YOU TOOK THEIR FEEDBACK AND EVERYONE WAS OKAY WITH THIS, UH, THROUGH THE MAYOR, THE, UH, TYPICAL NEIGHBORHOOD OUTREACH PROCESS WAS FOLLOWED BY THE APPLICANT.

THEY DID HOST THE NEIGHBORHOOD MEETINGS.

WE DIDN'T RECEIVE MANY QUESTIONS ABOUT DENSITY, UH, NOT OPPOSITION STATEMENTS DIRECTLY TO MYSELF ABOUT DENSITY.

UH, MORE SO SMALL COMMENTS ABOUT THE DESIGN AND THE APPLICANT DID RESPOND TO THOSE.

AND THESE ARE FOR SALE, RIGHT? TOWNHOMES.

THAT IS WHAT THE APPLICANT HAS SHARED WITH ME.

WELL, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR WORKING WITH THE NEIGHBORHOOD AND THE PRESENTATION, NOT ENOUGH COUNCIL MEMBER ELLIS HAD QUESTIONS.

MA'AM COUNCIL MEMBER ELLIS.

MY QUESTIONS WAS ALREADY ANSWERED TO, UM, DEREK WAS SO KIND TO CALL ME THIS AFTERNOON AND ANSWERED ALL MY QUESTIONS, SO I'M OKAY.

AND COUNCIL MEMBER ROWE, YOU HAD A QUESTION.

THANK YOU, MARY.

CAN, CAN WE SEE THE DIAGRAM OF THE LAYOUT? ONE OF THE THINGS THAT, UH, I HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT IS, IS THAT HOA IS, HAVE BEEN RESTRICTED, UH, ON A GREATER LEVEL ALMOST EVERY YEAR.

THERE'S SOME NEW RESTRICTION.

AND SO, UM, CAN YOU, CAN YOU POINT OUT WHAT ARE THE REGULAR PARKING IS THAT THAT HAS BEEN CREATED BECAUSE THERE'S NO IN FRONT OF THIS STRUCTURE, PARKING, THAT'S NOT BIG ENOUGH FOR A CAR TO PULL AND THAT'S ABOUT A FIVE FOOT DRIVEWAY.

SO CAN YOU SHOW ME WHERE THE OTHER PARKING IS FOR ALL OF THOSE UNITS OUTSIDE OF THAT? SURE.

UH, THROUGH THE MAYOR, COUNCILMAN I HERE'S THE SITE LAYOUT, UH, AND HERE I'VE CIRCLED THE ADDITIONAL PARKING SPACES FOR GUESTS OR FOR ADDITIONAL RESIDENT VEHICLES.

WE HAVE 18 ONSITE SHARED PARKING SPACES.

AND THEN AS THE DEVELOPER IMPROVES, COMMONWEALTH, THERE WILL BE AN ADDITIONAL, IT LOOKS LIKE 14 ON STRIPED PARKING SPACES ON THE STREET.

UH, THE SITE'S BEEN DESIGNED.

SO THOSE FRONT UNITS ARE, THEY CAN BE WALKED RIGHT UP TO, SO IT MAKES ON-STREET PARKING MUCH MORE CONVENIENT THAN TYPICAL PARTS OF CHANDLER.

UM, SO COMBINED THERE'S 32 ADDITIONAL PARKING SPACES, AND THEN EACH UNIT WILL HAVE THE TWO INSIDE THEIR CR UH, GRADUATES CUPBOARD.

SO, UM, 14 AND SIX, UH, THOSE UNITS ARE ACTUALLY FACING THOSE AREAS.

I'M SORRY, THE 14 FIVE, SIX, THREE AND FOUR.

THAT'S JUST QUANTIFYING THE NUMBER OF PARKING SPACES IN THOSE AREAS AND THE FRONT ROW OF UNITS.

THE FRONT WALK UP DARK DOES FACE THE ON-STREET PARKING.

AND MY SPARE, THEN I'M GOING TO GET IN TROUBLE FOR THIS, BUT MAYBE SO I DON'T FORGET TO MAKE SURE THAT WE GET SOME, UH, ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS AND THIS, AND I'M NOT GOING TO LET IT SLIDE AND, UH, AND MAYBE, UH, LOVE TO FIND OUT WHERE THE KIDS ARE GOING TO PLAY.

UM, WHEN WE SEE THIS COME, COME BY IN THE FUTURE.

THANKS CONSTANTLY.

ANY ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS WITH US? ALL RIGHT.

ITEM CALLED IN BY COUNCIL MEMBER, ELLIS ITEM, NUMBER 12, NORTH PRICE STABLES.

OUR NEXT

[12. Use Permit Extension, PLH21-0011 North Price Stables Move City Council approve Use Permit Extension PLH21-0011 North Price Stables located on the east side of Price Road south of Elliot Road subject to the conditions recommended by Planning and Zoning Commission. Council Focus Area(s):]

OKAY, GOOD EVENING.

MAYOR VICE MAYOR AND COUNCIL MEMBERS, HARLEY MEL HORN, JUNIOR PLANNER.

WHERE ARE YOU AS PLH 2111 NORTH PRICE STABLES USE PERMIT EXTENSION.

THIS REQUEST IS FOR A PROPERTY LOCATED ITSELF OF THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF ELLIOTT AND PRICE ROADS.

THIS USE PERMIT EXTENSION REQUEST IS TO CONTINUE TO ALLOW THE BOARDING OF HORSES WITHIN A RESIDENTIAL ZONE THAT EXCEEDS THE BUY-RITE MAXIMUM FOR A PARCEL OF THIS SIZE.

NINE ARE COMMITTED BY RIGHT.

THEY'RE REQUESTING TO CONTINUE TO BOARD UP TO 22.

FURTHERMORE, RIDING STABLES AND PARCELS SMALLER THAN 10 ACRES REQUIRE A USE PERMIT APPROVAL, A LITTLE BIT OF BACKGROUND REGARDING THIS REQUEST.

THEY HAVE BEEN IN OPERATION FOR WELL OVER A DECADE AND NEVER RECEIVED FOUR PREVIOUS USE PERMIT APPROVALS ONCE IN 2009 FOR THE ORIGINAL IN 2010 AND 2013 FOR, UH, EACH THREE YEAR AND IN 2016 FOR A FIVE-YEAR.

THE HORSES ARE CURRENTLY USED FOR PSYCHOTHERAPY SESSIONS, WHICH MEANS NO RIDING.

UH, THIS IS KNOWN AS EQUINE ASSISTED PSYCHOTHERAPY.

THE STAFF INCLUDES LICENSED HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS AND EQUINE SPECIALISTS.

THOSE TREATIES INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO VETERANS FIRST RESPONDERS.

AND THOSE STRUGGLING WITH MENTAL HEALTH AND ADDICTION, A NEIGHBORHOOD MEETING WAS HELD ON APRIL 26 OF THIS YEAR,

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AT WHICH FOUR RESIDENTS ATTENDED TO EXPRESS THEIR ADAMANT SUPPORT FOR THE PROJECT.

FIVE ADDITIONAL RESIDENTS HAVE REACHED OUT DIRECTLY TO STAFF.

THREE OF WHICH HAVE PROVIDED LETTERS THAT ARE ATTACHED TO THE STAFF MEMO.

TONIGHT.

STEP IS UNAWARE OF ANY OPPOSITION TO THIS REQUEST CUTS SOMEWHERE ELSE.

I, AGAIN, PULL THIS ONE OUT BECAUSE IT REALLY SPOKE TO MY HEART AS THE MENTAL HEALTH NURSE.

WHEN I SAW THIS AND I TALKED ABOUT WHAT A GREAT RESOURCE WE HAVE IN OUR COMMUNITY.

AND MOST PEOPLE PROBABLY DON'T KNOW ABOUT IT.

AND TO GO FROM NINE WAS THIS TO 22, WHICH TELLS ME THAT THEY WILL BE ABLE TO HELP MORE PEOPLE IN OUR COMMUNITY.

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR GRANTING TO THIS DEPARTMENT BASED ON ALL THE THINGS THAT WERE ASKED AND PROVIDED BY THE CLIENT AT THIS TIME.

I REALLY WILL LIKE TO SAY AGAIN, KUDOS TO YOU, UL.

I THINK COUNCIL MEMBER ORLANDO AND MYSELF HAVE BEEN HERE BETWEEN THE TWO OF US, EVERY PREVIOUS ONE.

AND I THINK PREVIOUSLY, I MEAN, THE NEIGHBORS WERE A LITTLE MORE CONCERNED.

WHAT THAT SAYS TO ME NOW IS THEY KIND OF, THEY HAVE, UH, I GUESS, EARNED THE RIGHT IN THAT NEIGHBORHOOD TO EXIST WITHOUT COMPLAINTS.

SO I THINK THAT'S BEEN A POSITIVE THING.

I KNOW THEY'VE ADDRESSED FLIES IN THE PAST AND WHAT THEY'VE DONE WITH SOME CHANGES.

UH, I'VE HEARD THAT THAT'S ADDRESSED.

SO, UM, UM, I'M REALLY PLEASED THAT THIS WILL CONTINUE ANY OTHER ADDITIONAL COMMENTS RELATED TO THIS.

AND I'VE NEVER 16 BY VICE MAYOR.

WELL, CUSTOMER HARRIS IS AN AQUARIAN.

HE ILLEGALLY DOESN'T HAVE ANYTHING TO SAY RIGHT NOW,

[16. Resolution No. 5476, Adopting the Fiscal Year (FY) 2021-22 Tentative Budget and 2022-2031 Tentative Capital Improvement Program (CIP) and giving notice of the dates and times for hearing taxpayers, for final adoption of the budget, and for setting the tax levies and tax rates. Move that City Council pass and adopt Resolution No. 5476, adopting the FY 2021-22 Tentative Budget and 2022-2031 Tentative CIP and giving notice of the dates and times for hearing taxpayers, for final adoption of the budget, and for setting the tax levies and tax rates. Council Focus Area(s):]

MA'AM YEAH.

IF I COULD JUST GET SOME, WELL, I THINK DON, YOU'VE GOT SOMETHING READY FOR US AND WE'LL MISS HIM THERE.

YOU KNOW, YOU'RE READY TO GO.

YOU KNOW HOW TO START THESE RIGHT.

YEP.

UH, MAYOR AND COUNCIL.

GOOD EVENING, UH, CITIZENS OF CHANDLER.

UH, TONIGHT WE'LL GIVE YOU AN OVERVIEW OF THE TENTATIVE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 20, 20, 21 OR 2122, SORRY.

AND DISCUSS THE 20, 22 TO 31 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM OR CIP.

UM, I WOULD LIKE TO NOTE THAT I'VE COME THROUGH THIS BUDGET AND IT DOESN'T INCLUDE ANY VELCRO.

UM, I WAS RECENTLY MADE AWARE THAT THAT'S A TOTAL RIP OFF, SO EXCLUDED THAT.

UH, WE DO WANT TO SHARE SOME KEY BUDGET DATES THAT ARE COMING UP WITH YOU THOUGH.

UH, FIRST OFF THE, UH, BUDGET AND CIP THAT WE DISCUSSED TONIGHT IS SCHEDULED FOR FINAL ADOPTION ON JUNE 10TH.

AND THERE'LL BE A PUBLIC HEARING ON JUNE 10TH AND THE 24TH FOR THE PROPERTY TAX LEVY FOR 2122 A WHILE TONIGHT'S PRESENTATION IS A VERY HIGH LEVEL PRESENTATION.

IT'S INTENDED TO GIVE CITIZENS A BROAD VIEW OF THE BUDGET AND CIP, BUT OF COURSE, MORE DETAILED INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE ON CHANDLER AC.GOV FORWARD SLASH BUDGET.

IS INCLUDED AT $22 MILLION.

SO OUR BUDGET THEME THIS YEAR IS MOVING FORWARD TOGETHER AND REFLECTS THE DESIRE TO OVERCOME THE STRUGGLES OF THE PAST YEAR THAT WE'VE SEEN AND FOCUS ON MOVING TOWARD MAYOR AND COUNCIL LED INITIATIVES AND GOALS.

UH, WE DEMONSTRATE THIS ABILITY TO MOVE FORWARD THROUGH FOLLOWING COUNCIL'S STRATEGIC GOALS AND OBJECTIVES, FOLLOWING OUR STRONG FINANCIAL POLICIES AND CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT GUIDELINES, AND PROVIDING MULTIPLE OPPORTUNITIES FOR ENGAGEMENT IN THE BUDGET PROCESS FOR ALL WHO ARE INTERESTED.

FOR EXAMPLE, THE BUDGET SURVEY, OUR WORKSHOPS, THE BUDGET INPUT TIME AND COUNCIL MEETINGS SUCH AS THIS TO MAKE IT OFFICIAL.

THE PROPOSED BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 20 2122 IS 1 BILLION, 58 MILLION, $74,338.

THIS AMOUNT, A 13.6% INCREASE FROM THE CURRENT FISCAL YEAR 20 2021 ADOPTED BUDGET, WHICH WAS JUST OVER 931 MILLION.

THIS INCREASE DOES INCLUDE ABOUT 36 MILLION IN ANTICIPATED GRANT FUNDING THROUGH THE AMERICA RESCUE PLAN ACT OR ARPA.

UH, WITHOUT THOSE ANTICIPATED FEDERAL DOLLARS, THE INCREASE WOULD HAVE BEEN ABOUT 9.7%.

UH, MORE THAN HALF OF WHICH IS RELATED TO CAPITAL.

THIS INCLUDES ALL FUNDS, OUR OPERATING CAPITAL DEBT SERVICE AND CONTINGENCIES AND RESERVES, AND THE BUDGET MAINTAINS OUR STRONG FINANCIAL POSITION ADDED CONTINGENCY TO ADDRESS GRANT OPPORTUNITIES AS ADDITIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS AND CONTINUES.

OUR STRONG RESERVES.

THE PROPOSED FISCAL 2122 TOTAL OPERATING BUDGET IS 17.7% HIGHER THAN THE CURRENT FISCAL YEAR.

A NUMBER OF DECISION PACKAGES ARE INCLUDED, BOTH ONE-TIME AND ONGOING CONTINUED COMMITMENTS TO PUBLIC SAFETY PENSION UNFUNDED LIABILITY PAYDOWN

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REGULAR CONTINGENCIES AND RESERVES WERE INCLUDED.

AND THE COUNCIL AMENDMENTS HAVE ALSO BEEN INCLUDED.

THE LONG-TERM OPERATING FORECAST MANAGES SLOW INCREASES IN COSTS WITH SLOW REVENUE GROWTH AND SOME HIGHLIGHTS OF THAT INCLUDES A PROPOSED SLIGHT REDUCTION IN THE CITY PROPERTY TAX RATE THAT WILL HELP TO MINIMIZE THE 6.8% INCREASE IN LIMITED ASSESSED VALUES AND NO CHANGE IN THE TRANSACTION PRIVILEGE TAX RATES.

UH, THIS INCLUDES NINE POSITIONS OVERALL IN THE GENERAL FUND OF NOTE, THE POSITIONS THAT THE POLICE DEPARTMENT DISCUSSED IN THEIR STAFFING PLAN ARE NOT SHOWN IN THIS TOTAL, UH, AS THEY ARE ANTICIPATED TO BE FUNDED FROM GRANTS FOR THE FIRST FEW YEARS, UH, CONTINUES TO PLAN THE REDUCED OR A REDUCTION TO THE PSP RS, UNFUNDED LIABILITY DEBT, REDUCING EMPLOYER RATES SOONER AND FREEING UP ONGOING REVENUES FOR FUTURE YEARS.

ADDITIONALLY, THIS BUDGET MAINTAINED STRONG RESERVES, INCLUDING THE 15% GENERAL FUND CONTINGENCY RESERVE AND THE $10 MILLION BUDGET STABILIZATION RESERVES.

OVER THE NEXT FEW YEARS NEEDS IN MANY AREAS, INCLUDING THE POLICE DEPARTMENT HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED AND SUSTAINABLE FUNDING PLANS ARE NEEDED TO ENSURE THESE FUNDS ARE MET IN A FISCALLY RESPONSIBLE WAY.

I WANT TO REMIND CITIZENS THAT CHANDLER HAS SOME OF THE LOWEST COSTS FOR PROVIDING ESSENTIAL SERVICES OF ALL VALLEY CITIES.

A STUDY CONDUCTED BY THE CITY OF TEMPE IN 2020 COMPARED UTILITY COSTS, SALES TAX, AND PROPERTY TAX COSTS FOR A TYPICAL HOME.

AND CHANDLER WAS THE SECOND LOWEST IN THAT SURVEY AT $1,798 PER YEAR.

WELL BELOW THE AVERAGE ANNUAL COST OF $2,137.

THIS IS GREAT NEWS FOR OUR RESIDENTS.

HAS IT SHOWS WE'RE ABLE TO PROVIDE THE QUALITY SERVICES THEY DESIRE WHILE KEEPING OUR TAX AND USUALLY UTILITY RATES LOW.

AND ON THE NEXT SLIDE, IF YOU ISOLATE JUST THE UTILITY PORTION, YOU SEE THAT CHANDLER HAS THE LOWEST UTILITY COSTS COMPARED TO OUR NEIGHBORING COMMUNITIES.

WHILE THERE ARE ANTICIPATED INCREASES TO WATER, WASTEWATER, SOLID WASTE AND RECLAIMED WATER RATES PENDING THE FINALIZATION OF A COST OF SERVICE STUDY, CHANDLER WILL STILL HAVE VERY REASONABLE RESIDENTIAL UTILITY RATES WHEN YOU COMPARE IT TO OTHER VALLEY CITIES.

THE SECOND PART OF TONIGHT'S DISCUSSION IS AN OVERVIEW OF THE TEN-YEAR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM OR CIP AS WE MOVE FORWARD TO CHANDLER'S FUTURE AND STRIVE TO MAINTAIN OR IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR OUR RESIDENTS.

IT IS VITAL THAT WE CONTINUE TO PROVIDE WELL-DESIGNED AND MAINTAIN INFRASTRUCTURE AND AMENITIES.

UH, THIS CIP CONTINUES MAYOR AND COUNCIL PRIORITIES OF MINIMIZING PROPERTY TAX INCREASES, MAINTAINING EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE, FINISHING PLAN, CONSTRUCTION OF PARKS AND SOUTHWEST ARTERIAL STREETS, LIMITING NEW PROJECTS THAT ADD OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE WHILE STILL ADDRESSING PUBLIC NEEDS.

THE PLAN ALSO CONTINUES A HIGHER EMPHASIS ON MAINTAINING AGING STREETS, PARKS, UTILITIES, FACILITIES, AND TECHNOLOGY AND COMMUNICATION INFRASTRUCTURE, AS WELL AS ADDING NEW REQUESTED PROJECTS, SUCH AS THE COOPER ROAD EXTENSION, A POLICE FORENSIC FACILITY AND ALL PHASES OF MUSKY GROVES PARK TO NAME A FEW.

THE TOTAL TEN-YEAR CAPITAL PLAN IS 1.27 BILLION, A 9% INCREASE OVER THE PRIOR 10 YEAR CAPITAL PLAN PRO CIP BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 2122 THAT WILL BE APPROPRIATED IS 369 MILLION.

AND AS MADE UP OF THREE COMPONENTS, A SMALL LUMP SUM RESERVE OF 250,000 CAPITAL CARRY FORWARD FUNDING OF 255.5 MILLION, UH, AS VERY FEW CAPITAL PROJECTS START AND END IN THE SAME FISCAL YEAR TO KEEP THIS APPROPRIATION STATE LAW REQUIRES THAT UNSPENT APPROPRIATION BE REAPPROPRIATED BY COUNCIL FOR THE FOLLOWING FISCAL YEAR AND NEW PROJECT FUNDING OF 113.3 MILLION FOR OUR TOTAL OF 369 MILLION.

THE FISCAL YEAR 2122 PROPOSED CIP IS 6.7% OR 23.2 MILLION MORE THAN THE PRIOR YEAR.

UH, THERE ARE MORE PROJECTS BEING CARRIED FORWARD THIS YEAR COMPARED TO THE PRIOR YEAR.

AS SOME CURRENT YEAR PROJECTS WERE DELAYED BY THE COVID 19 PENDING.

CERTAINLY SOME FISCAL CONSIDERATIONS, UH, AS WE CONCLUDE THE PRESENTATION THIS EVENING, WE'D LIKE TO NOTE THAT FORMULATING THE FISCAL PLAN FOR EACH YEAR COMES WITH NUMEROUS CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES.

AND THIS YEAR ADDED A NEW LEVEL OF COMPLEXITY.

THE ECONOMY IS IN RECOVERY MODE, BUT WE STILL HAVE CERTAIN INDUSTRIES THAT ARE, THAT HAVE BEEN SIGNIFICANTLY IMPACTED BY THE COVID-19 OUTBREAK.

AND WE HOPE TO SEE CONTINUED GROWTH FOR THEM THIS YEAR.

MAINTAINING SERVICE LEVELS AND QUALITY INFRASTRUCTURE IS IN THE MOST COST EFFECTIVE WAY CONTINUES TO BE VITAL, ESPECIALLY WITHIN AN ENVIRONMENT IN WHICH WE ARE SEEING INCREASED CONSTRUCTION COSTS.

THE BUDGET WILL ALLOW US TO BE FLEXIBLE, SHOULD ADDITIONAL FUNDING FROM GRANTS BE MADE AVAILABLE TO ASSIST.

DURING THESE CONTINUED TIMES OF UNCERTAINTY, THERE ARE STILL LEGISLATIVE ACTIONS THAT COULD AFFECT THE CITY'S RE REVENUES, UH, AND THEY'RE STILL BEING CONSIDERED.

THE WONDERFUL NEWS ANNOUNCED EARLIER THIS YEAR ABOUT INTEL'S EXPANSION IS FANTASTIC AND THOSE IMPACTS WILL BE SEEN GRADUALLY

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IN SHORT FISCAL YEAR 21, 22 WILL ALLOW US TO MOVE FORWARD WHILE ASSESSING THE UNKNOWNS AND REVIEW OPTIONS TO FUND LONG-TERM NEEDS AND A SUSTAINABLE MANNER, A HAPPY MEDIUM, IF YOU WILL, AGAIN, MAYOR AND COUNCIL FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION TONIGHT IS THE TENTATIVE ADOPTION OF THE FISCAL YEAR 21, 22 BUDGET AND THE 22 TO 31 CIP, INCLUDING THE BUDGET AMENDMENTS AS APPROVED IN THE SPECIAL MEETING HELD MAY 13TH, ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE BUDGET OR THE BUDGET PROCESS CAN BE FOUND ON OUR WEBSITE OR BY CONTACTING THE BUDGET OFFICE DIRECTLY WITH THAT MAYOR.

I'LL TURN IT BACK OVER TO YOU FOR ANY QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS BY SPIRIT.

DID YOU START WITH ANY QUESTIONS? THANK YOU.

THANK YOU, MAYOR.

UM, GREAT PRESENTATION AS ALWAYS, YOU KNOW, YOU GUYS HAVE DONE THE DUE DILIGENCE, UH, A COUPLE OF CRYSTAL BALL QUESTIONS THAT I'VE GOT FOR YOU WITH A 13% INCREASE FOR THIS YEAR.

WILL THAT MEAN THAT WE'LL BE MAYBE FLAT OR JUST MAYBE A MINOR TICK? CAUSE WE'RE RECOUPING BASICALLY A FLAT BUDGET OR A, WE WERE DOWN LIKE ALMOST 10% LAST YEAR BECAUSE WE FROZE EVERYTHING BECAUSE OF COVID.

DO YOU SEE THE 2223 BUDGET BEING A LITTLE BIT SOFTER AS IT RELATES TO THE INCREASED 13 IS A PRETTY BIG GOAL.

BUT WHEN YOU FACTOR IN THE PREVIOUS YEAR, IT'S ABOUT SIX, RIGHT? IF YOU SPLIT THE TWO YEARS YEAH.

THROUGH THE MAYOR, VICE MAYOR, I THINK WE'LL DEFINITELY SEE SOME FLATTENING.

ALTHOUGH EACH YEAR COMES WITH ITS, YOU KNOW, NEW NEEDS AND NEW PROJECTS THAT FALL OFF.

SO EACH YEAR KIND OF FLUCTUATES PRETTY SPORADICALLY.

BUT THIS YEAR WE SEE SUCH A LARGE INCREASE WE'RE COMING OFF A COVID YEAR WHERE WE HAD SIGNIFICANT REDUCTIONS IN THE BUDGET.

AND SO BRINGING IT BACK TO KIND OF A FULL BUDGET, IF YOU WILL, DOES SHOW UP ON A MORE SIGNIFICANT INCREASE THAN WE'LL SEE GOING YEAR OVER YEAR.

CAN I GET SOMETHING THAT KIND OF SHOWS ME THE INCREASES OVER THE PA? I KNOW WE'LL PROBABLY DO THAT IN OUR HOLIDAY BUDGET BRIEFING, BUT MAYBE JUST SOMETHING THAT'S ON A SLIDE I CAN GET IT OFFLINE.

AND THEN I'M REALLY KIND OF CURIOUS ABOUT WHAT YOU JUST MENTIONED ABOUT LUMBER COSTS AND THINGS LIKE THAT.

THE CPI LAST MONTH WAS 4.1%, WHICH IS INSANE INFLATIONS HERE BECAUSE OF THE QUANTITATIVE EASING FROM LAST YEAR $6 TRILLION.

BUT YOU GUYS FACTORING THAT INTO THIS BUDGET, THROUGH THE MAYOR, VICE MAYOR.

THAT'S, THAT'S AN EXCELLENT POINT.

A LOT OF THAT IS NOT INCORPORATED INTO THE CONSTRUCTION COST FOR OUR CAPITAL PLAN CURRENTLY.

UH, WE DO HAVE CONTINGENCIES BUILT INTO OUR CAPITAL PLAN, WHETHER THERE'LL BE ENOUGH TO COVER SOME OF THESE INCREASES, WE'RE SEEING IT JUST DEPENDS ON WHAT THE MARKET DEMANDS WHEN WE GO OUT TO BID FOR THESE DIFFERENT.

UM, SO, SO, SO WE SHOULD BE EXPECTING IN THE UPCOMING, UH, AGENDAS, SOME REQUESTS FOR MAYBE A LITTLE BIT OF A, A BUMP IN AND BUDGET FOR PARTICULAR PROJECTS.

LIKE FOR EXAMPLE, THE, THE FENCE THAT WE HAVE APPROPRIATED JUST HERE RECENTLY IN THIS, WHAT WE JUST TALKED ABOUT THAT COULD END UP BEING 10 TO 10% MORE OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT.

THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT WE HAVE THAT CONTINGENCY IN THAT THE COUNCIL WILL HAVE DISCRETION BE ABLE TO UTILIZE.

SO WE HAVE SOME FLEXIBILITY THERE YOU ARE ON IT.

THANK YOU, COUNSEL.

ANY ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS COUNSEL? UM, YEAH, BACK TO THE HORSES.

I WANTED TO GET A YEE-HAW, THAT'S KIND OF WHAT I WAS WAITING FOR, BUT, UH, YES, I JOKE THAT I HAVE GOOD LETTER.

UM, BUT ANYWAYS, THE BUDGET, I THINK WE WENT THROUGH THE BUDGET.

WE HAD AN ALL DAY BUDGET MEETING THAT'S AVAILABLE ONLINE FOR PEOPLE TO REVIEW AND WATCH, UH, THROUGH THE MAYOR COUNCIL MEMBER HARRIS IT'S I DON'T BELIEVE IT'S AVAILABLE ONLINE TO WATCH, BUT ALL THE NOTES FOR THAT MEETING ARE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC, UH, THROUGH THE CLERK'S OFFICE AND OUR TENTATIVE BUDGET.

WHAT WE PLAN ON PROPOSING TO APPROVE IS AVAILABLE ONLINE RIGHT NOW TO THE MAYOR COUNCIL MEMBER HARRIS.

THAT'S CORRECT.

SO THAT THE TENTATIVE ADOPTION IS TONIGHT.

UM, SO THEY'LL BE ABLE TO VIEW THIS INFORMATION, UH, AS WELL AS SEE THE POWERPOINT INFORMATION.

AND THEN WE HAVE ANOTHER CHANCE FOR PUBLIC INPUT ON THE FINAL ADOPTION, WHICH WILL HAPPEN IN JUNE.

AND HAVE WE SET A DATE IN JUNIOR YEAR OR WE JUST KNOW THAT IT'S WE HAVE IT'S JUNE 10TH, JUNE 10TH.

I JUST WANTED TO MAKE SURE WE PUT THAT INFORMATION OUT FOR EVERYONE TO BE ABLE TO, HEY, YOU, YOU HAVE THE POWER TO PROVIDE INPUT INTO THIS BUDGET.

UH, WE HAD AN ALL DAY BUDGET MEETING, UH, AND, AND, UH, WE WERE ABLE TO TALK TO VARIOUS DIRECTORS AND LISTEN TO THEIR KNEES.

AND I KNOW THAT THAT'S PROBABLY AVAILABLE FOR MANY TO SEE, BUT I WANTED TO MAKE SURE THAT OUR BUDGET PROCESS IS VERY, VERY, VERY OPEN.

AND AS YOU SAID, YOU CALL IT, WE HAVE ALREADY COMBED THROUGH IT.

AND, UM, THERE WAS NO, UH, VELCRO.

UH, SO THANK YOU, CUSTOMER WE'RE LOPEZ.

AND WHAT WAS THE WEBSITE THEY COULD SEE IN IT? UH, CHANDLER AC.GOV/BUDGET.

MATT, I THINK YOU'VE MENTIONED TWICE TENTATIVE ADOPTION TONIGHT.

ACTUALLY IT'S THURSDAY THAT WE'LL BE ADOPTING

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THIS STUFF, RIGHT? YEP.

MAYOR QUESTIONS TO MY LEFT COMMENTS.

ALL RIGHT.