Dan Alfonzo

Section 10 Wastewater Plant Expansion Concerns

Funded by sewer customer rates through the enterprise fund, not general taxes.

Laughlin Ranch Major General Plan Amendment

The applicant projects a 54% reduction in water demand (about 1.9 billion gallons) versus the current approved plan, but residents question actual data center water use.

Lakeside Drive Emergency Manhole Rehabilitation

Cost $191,863.56 from utility funds for emergency repairs.

2026 General Plan Update & Growth

Staff resources dedicated to outreach and webpage management.

Colorado River lawsuit

Protects city water rights and avoids potential economic damages from restricted water availability.

hazardous waste disposal

It saves residents money on disposal fees and protects the city from costly environmental cleanup bills down the road.

utility auction

The city stands to rake in at least $2.3 million from the sale, but local residents might see their water rates shift depending on who buys the system.

Water and Wastewater Utility Revenue Bonds

Up to $13,000,000 in bond financing paid through utility enterprise revenues.

magistrate resignation

The city might have to spend extra cash on a recruitment search or temporary judges to keep the court running smoothly.

public facility tour

This event itself doesn't cost extra, but it highlights a completed municipal project funded by public dollars.

charity ordinance appeal

Taxpayers could end up footing a hefty legal bill if the city keeps fighting this constitutional battle in court.

community clean-up

This event could potentially save the city money on waste management while boosting local property values through neighborhood beautification.

Postponement of General Plan Amendment hearing (Item 5)

2026 General Plan Update and Laughlin Ranch Amendment Selection

2026 General Plan Update Recommendation

General Plan Public Participation Plan

Resolution No. 2026R-3: Primary and General Election Call

Council Member Smith made a motion to approve acceptance of the 1997 AM General MI097A2 from Jerry Hardy to place the vehicle in Veteran's Park and allocate $10,000 to the Veteran's Park Fund from con

Council Member Ring made a motion to adopt Ordinance No. 2026-16 by reference, approving an amendment to Title 17, Chapter 17.06, General District Requirements, of the Bullhead City Municipal Code con

to adopt Resolution No. 2026R-22 appointing and directing the City Finance Director, Robert Drexler, to submit the Annual Expenditure Limitation Report to the Arizona Auditor General as presented.

2026 General Plan Update and Laughlin Ranch Amendment Selection

Council Member Smith made a motion to: 1) accept an OV-lC military aircraft from the United States of America for a static military display; 2) a transfer of $50,000 from General Fund Contingency to C

Council Member Newlin made a motion to approve a budget amendment in the amount of $155,000 from general fund general services contingency to the Facilities Capital Project Fund for the Rotary Park ba

Council Member Dallman made a motion to authorize budget amendments from General Fund general services contingency to the Marketplace Chaparral Golf Course in the amount of $650,000.00.

Council Member Smith made a motion to adopt ORDINANCE NO. 2026-2, approving the request for a zoning map change from C1 (Commercial: Neighborhood Sales and Service) to C2 (General Commercial) for a .8

Council Member Smith made a motion to adopt ORDINANCE NO. 2026-2, approving the request for a zoning map change from C1 (Commercial: Neighborhood Sales and Service) to C2 (General Commercial) for a .8

Council Member Dallman made a motion to authorize budget amendments from General Fund general services contingency to the Marketplace Chaparral Golf Course in the amount of $650,000.00.

Council Member Newlin made a motion to approve the budget amendments from general fund general services contingency to the Risk Management in the amount of $187,000.00.