Nancy Campbell

Second Bridge & Roadway Improvement Project Construction Contract

No new cost stated for the right-of-way itself; the overall bridge construction is funded through prior state appropriations and partnerships.

Streets Maintenance and Pavement Condition Index

$699,458 for the construction contract plus $392,434.20 for sealant materials

Municipal Airport Management and Operations

No fiscal figures stated; commenters cite outside management costing 20-30% more than in-house operation.

2026 Primary and General Election Schedule

Standard election administration costs borne by the city.

Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update

The contract costs $250,000 plus applicable taxes, funded through existing budget allocations.

2026 Water Main Replacement Project

Total expenditure exceeds $6.5 million across street improvements and water main change orders.

Fee Adjustment Policy and CPI Indexing

Doubles the restricted court enhancement fee from $20 to $40 per matter.

Second Bridge Naming as Freedom Bridge

Estimated at approximately $40 million for the Guaranteed Maximum Price contract.

ADA Accessibility and Sidewalk Infrastructure Safety

Cost of temporary lighting not stated.

Come-Together apartment development water main agreement

Owner bears water main protection and restoration costs; no direct city expense stated.

Airport terminal apron office buildings

Any lease revenue or terms aren't detailed in the published agenda.

2026 Lake Havasu City General Plan Update

Covered under existing planning operations.

Police property evidence room expansion

The contract amount for the T.R. Orr, Inc. bid is not stated in the published agenda.

Fiscal Year 2026-27 Tentative Budget and Five-Year CIP Adoption

Total budget of $303,688,635 across all municipal funds, with property tax rates held steady at 6.7 cents per dollar of assessed value.

Downtown Association Pilot Public Sidewalk Dining Program

Businesses will incur costs for permits, insurance, and setup, while the city oversees right-of-way management.

Colorado River Water Security and Cuts

Directly impacts municipal water availability and long-term infrastructure planning costs.

Mission 3: Water Ready Drowning Prevention Grant

Funded through identified partner funding including the Red Cross; no new city appropriation cited.

FY 2025 Financial Audit Presentation and Acceptance

Reflects overall sound fiscal health and proper internal controls for the city's $161 million expenditure cap.

Accessory Residential Care Homes Zoning Amendment

Minimal administrative costs for updating municipal code text.

Fiscal Sustainability Policy Adoption

Establishes long-term fiscal guidelines affecting city revenues and expenditures.

Consent Agenda (Items 6.1–6.14)

Series #7 Beer and Wine Bar Liquor License — Roxy's Beach Bar & Cafe (8.1)

Series #12 Restaurant Liquor License — Roxy's Beach Bar & Cafe (8.2)

Off-Track Pari-Mutuel Wagering License — Gallagher's Dining & Pub / Turf Paradise (8.3)

Resolution No. 26-3955 — Freedom Bridge Right-of-Way Agreement with Arizona State Parks and Trails (8.4)

Resolution No. 26-3956 — Right-of-Way with Arizona State Parks and Trails (8.5)

Ordinance No. 26-1385 — Off-Road Motorized Vehicle Penalty Fix (Adoption) (8.6)

Ordinance No. 26-1386 — Revised Definition of Animal (Adoption) (8.7)

Ordinance No. 26-1387 — Court Enhancement Fee Increase from $20 to $40 (Introduction) (8.8)

Ordinance No. 26-1388 — Flood Damage Prevention Code Update (Adoption) (8.9)

Ordinance No. 26-1389 — Rezone of 2650 Paseo Dorado from Golf Course to Residential Estates (Adoption) (8.10)

Development Agreement with CF Capital Partners, LLC — Come-Together Development (8.11)

Resolution No. 26-3953 — Mission 3: Water Ready Swim Program with School District (8.12)

Resolution No. 26-3954 — $750,000 CDBG Grant Application for Aquatic/Community Center Accessibility (8.13)

Bid Award — North End Wastewater Canterbury Lift Station and IPS Odor Control Project (8.15)

ID 26-5402 Action: Approve the September 22, 2026, City Council Regular Meeting Minutes (Kelly Williams)

ID 26-5394 Action: Resolution No. 26-3952 Approving Abandonment of a 110-Foot Portion of the Existing 10-Foot-Wide Public Utility and Drainage Easement Along the Easterly Property Line of Tract 116, Block 4, Lot 2 (Trevor Kearns)

ID 26-5398 Action: Amendment No. 1 to Apprenticeship Contract for Police Service Assistant with Cora Mariani (Bobbie Kimelton)

ID 26-5399 Action: Apprenticeship Contract for Police Service Assistant with Seth MacKellar (Bobbie Kimelton)

ID 26-5409 Action: Apprenticeship Contract for Police Service Assistant with Riley Chai (Bobbie Kimelton)

Consent Agenda (Items 6.1–6.14)

Series #7 Beer and Wine Bar Liquor License — Roxy's Beach Bar & Cafe (8.1)

Series #12 Restaurant Liquor License — Roxy's Beach Bar & Cafe (8.2)

Off-Track Pari-Mutuel Wagering License — Gallagher's Dining & Pub / Turf Paradise (8.3)

Resolution No. 26-3955 — Freedom Bridge Right-of-Way Agreement with Arizona State Parks and Trails (8.4)

Resolution No. 26-3956 — Right-of-Way with Arizona State Parks and Trails (8.5)

Ordinance No. 26-1385 — Off-Road Motorized Vehicle Penalty Fix (Adoption) (8.6)

Ordinance No. 26-1386 — Revised Definition of Animal (Adoption) (8.7)

Ordinance No. 26-1387 — Court Enhancement Fee Increase from $20 to $40 (Introduction) (8.8)

Ordinance No. 26-1388 — Flood Damage Prevention Code Update (Adoption) (8.9)

Ordinance No. 26-1389 — Rezone of 2650 Paseo Dorado from Golf Course to Residential Estates (Adoption) (8.10)

Development Agreement with CF Capital Partners, LLC — Come-Together Development (8.11)

Resolution No. 26-3953 — Mission 3: Water Ready Swim Program with School District (8.12)

Resolution No. 26-3954 — $750,000 CDBG Grant Application for Aquatic/Community Center Accessibility (8.13)

Fees and Service Charges Adjustment Process (8.14)

Bid Award — North End Wastewater Canterbury Lift Station and IPS Odor Control Project (8.15)

Councilmember Coke moved to direct staff to proceed as discussed in executive session

Councilmember Coke moved to adopt Ordinance No. 26-1384 amending Lake Havasu City Code Sections 14.03.02, Table 3-1; 14.03.03.E.6; and 14.06.03 relating to Accessory Residential Care Homes

Resolution No. 26-3945: Easement Abandonment at 910 Kiowa Avenue

Councilmember Coke moved to adopt Resolution No. 26-3946 as “Dean Barlow Legacy Loop” in honor of Dean Allan Barlow and authorize City staff to take the appropriate actions to accomplish this action

Councilmember Dolan moved to approve the cooperative purchase of pipe inspection and pipe rehabilitation services for the Channel Force Main Line Crossing Assessment Project through Pro Pipe Services,

Councilmember Coke moved to approve the Consent Agenda as presented

Vice Mayor Diaz moved to adopt Resolution No. 26-3945 abandoning the northerly 5-feet of the existing 10-foot wide Public Utility and Drainage Easement on the southerly property line of Tract 2277, Bl

Councilmember Campbell moved to approve Change Order No. 1 for the Island WWTP Filter Upgrade Project with Schofield Civil Construction in the amount of $473,237.14

Vice Mayor Diaz moved to award the bid for the North Havasu Additional Tank Re-Bid Project to Excel AZ, LLC, in the amount of $2,822,835

Councilmember Moses moved to approve the cooperative purchase of a new Flygt submersible pump from James, Cooke & Hobson, Inc., in the amount of $160,334 plus applicable taxes, seconded by Councilmemb

Councilmember Coke moved to approve the Consent Agenda as presented, seconded by Councilmember Moses

Vice Mayor Diaz moved to approve the Construction Manager At Risk Construction Services Contract and Guaranteed Maximum Price in the amount of $39,921,502.30 with Ames Construction, Inc., and authoriz

Vice Mayor Diaz moved to adopt Resolution No. 26-3938 establishing the Downtown Association Pilot Public Sidewalk Dining and Beverage Service Program effective September 1, 2026, through August 31, 20

Vice Mayor Diaz moved to award Citywide Pest Control Services (Categories A, C, and D) to Parker Pest Control, LLC, and Citywide Weed Control Services (Category B), to URW, LLC, dba United Right-of-Wa

Approval of Consent Agenda

Adoption of Resolution No. 26-3938 for Downtown Sidewalk Dining Pilot

Approval of Second Bridge & Roadway Improvement Project CMAR Contract and GMP

Approval of Cooperative Purchase of Flygt Submersible Pump

Award of Citywide Pest and Weed Control Services Bids

Councilmember Moses moved to recommend that the Arizona Department of Revenue approve a Class A Bingo License for Mountain View Property Owners Association at 2635 Anita Avenue

Councilmember Campbell moved to approve the cooperative purchase of a new Flygt submersible pump from James, Cooke & Hobson, Inc., in the amount of $169,851 plus applicable taxes

Councilmember Dolan moved to award the bid for the Traffic Signal Cabinet Improvements Project to HAWK Contracting, LLC, in the amount of $247,777

Councilmember Moses moved to approve Task Order Number 13 to the Master Professional Services Agreement with C&S Engineers, Inc., for design services for the Terminal Apron Reconstruction Project in t

Councilmember Moses moved to approve the Consent Agenda with the exception of Item 5.3

Councilmember Coke moved to approve the Professional Services Agreement for the Booster Station 2A Improvements Project with NCS Engineers, Inc., in the amount of $217,280

Resolution No. 26-3935: FAA Grant Agreement for Taxiway C Reconstruction Design

Class A Bingo License Application for Mountain View Property Owners Association

Task Order No. 13 with C&S Engineers, Inc. for Terminal Apron Reconstruction Design

Professional Services Agreement with NCS Engineers, Inc. for Booster Station 2A Improvements

Vice Mayor Diaz move to adopt Resolution No. 26-3935 approving Federal Aviation Administration Airport Improvement Program Grant No. 3-04-0071-037-2026 for the Taxiway C Reconstruction Design Project

Cooperative Purchase of Submersible Pump for North Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility

Bid Award for Traffic Signal Cabinet and Wiring Upgrades to HAWK Contracting, LLC

Vice Mayor Diaz moved to adopt Resolution No. 26-3637 accepting the results of the July 21, 2026, Primary Election as presented, canvassed, and declared official by the Mohave County Board of Supervis

Consent Agenda