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November 7 @ 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm

Flagstaff City Council will vote on a resolution opposing uranium transport & mining at the Grand Canyon at 6pm on Tues. November, 7th, 2017.

F3  encourages the city to pass the resolution opposing uranium transport.  This will NOT actually prevent transportation of Uranium through the city of Flagstaff – it is a symbolic gesture, but the gesture itself is important.

However, F3 encourages the city to think carefully about whether or not a city ordinance is prudent. An ordinance would be in conflict with state law and could end up being both ineffective and costly. F3 encourages the city council to explore how to take action at the state level and inform residents of a best path forward. Not only would this prevent a costly conflict, it would see more people benefit. There are citizens outside our city limits suffering greatly from the effects of uranium exposure. We need to stand together on this issue and insist that ALL people be protected equally.

• Timber Sky 2nd Amendment to Development Agreement
• Reclaimed Water Rates
• Water Line Relocation as a result of a right-turn lane on Milton
• Approval of Preliminary Plat for:

Miramonte at Dale Avenue Condominiums
Mountain Vista Condominiums

• Resolution Opposing Uranium Transportation

Future Agenda Item Requests 

• Barotz Discussion on Posting Requirements for Liquor Licenses in Residential Zones
• Putzova Review and Possible Revision to Ordinance 2002-07 which amends Chapter 7-02, Wastewater Regulations, of the Code
• Evans Discussion on Amendments or Repeal of Portions of the Zoning Code

The Planning and Zoning Commission will also hold a continuation of this session on November 30th without the City Council. This will allow an additional public comment opportunity and a chance for the Commission to confirm that all direction is being incorporated.

The Citizen’s Review Session draft of the High Occupancy Housing Plan is available here.
You can also review all the public comments received during the 60 day public review.
More information is available on the project website at www.flagstaff.az.gov/hohplan.

Schedule of upcoming public meetings

As always the Comprehensive Planning program is glad to pay for child care at the Flagstaff Aquaplex for anyone attending the public meeting on December 13^th. You can also stream all of these meetings at www.flagstaff.az.gov/streaming.

Teri Joined us in 2014 and served through the end of her term in 2017. A long-term resident of Flag, her strong connections to and understanding of the community helped broaden the board’s perspective on a range of issues.  Her passionate awareness of the needs of less-advantaged community members helped us move forward in the social justice realm.  Teri frequently attended City Council Meetings and exercised her leadership in many ways including as a committee chair. She was also our inspirational leader sharing poems and other writings at the beginning of our board meetings to keep us focused on our purpose. We will miss you Teri!

Sharon became a board member in 2015 and served through this October. Her skill in making sure we covered the details when planning our projects was invaluable to our success.  Her knowledge of Flagstaff’s political dynamics increased our effectiveness in that realm.  She served on a number of sub-committees and she led the Executive Director search that resulted in Dawn Tucker’s hiring.  Sharon enjoyed the behind-the-scenes work that helped us increase Flagstaff’s livability. Thank you, Sharon!

Both Sharon and Teri will remain in our community to continue serving the community in different ways. We look forward to seeing you both around town!