Nancy Smith
About
Nancy Smith's campaign platform for her second term centers on critical infrastructure development, specifically improving the SR 347 highway, alongside economic development efforts to attract more industry to the city of Maricopa.
Campaign promises (1)
- infrastructureFocus on improving the SR 347 highway and attracting new industry to Maricopa during her second term.
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 16
- Total speaking time
- 4:42:45
- Avg per meeting
- 17:40
- Segments
- 4965
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Top issues during term (13)(Zoning)
Non-Residential Design Guidelines (TXT 26-04)
Developers may see design costs change, though the guidelines distinguish binding code requirements from recommendations.
Food truck court rezone at Mercado and Main
No direct city cost flagged, though the owner must pay for dustproofing, electrical pedestals, restrooms, and any future rezone application.
Data Center Development and Industrial Zoning
Casa Grande's example suggests regulating after-the-fact could expose the city to tens of millions in property rights claims.
Maricopa Manor rezoning at Wilson and Hathaway
Zoning Ordinance text revisions (TXT 26-03)
Rezoning 23 acres to General Commercial at John Wayne Parkway and Honeycutt
No direct cost to taxpayers; residents removed from the floodplain could see lower flood insurance costs.
Advancing Maricopa 2026 General Plan Update
New development pays its own way through impact fees.
Oversized commercial vehicle parking
Adoption of 'Advancing Maricopa' General Plan
The plan itself doesn't spend money, but it shapes where future growth, infrastructure, and services will go.
Annexation 2601 — 79 Acres in Southeast Maricopa
Sunrise Ranch high-density rezone
More high-density housing could affect nearby property values and add demand on roads and services.
Cesar Chavez Lane renaming
Renaming means new signage and address updates for a short stretch of right-of-way.
Special Community Designation Requests Policy
None directly — the policy requires designations to be community-funded, so the city won't pay for signage, fees, or program costs.
Decisions during term (6)
Recorded while Smith was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
TXT26-03 — Zoning Ordinance text revisions (Chapter 18)
ZON26-07 — Maricopa Manor rezoning at Wilson and Hathaway
ORD 26-06 — Height standards amendment, Homestead at Rancho El Dorado (Zoning Case PAD26-02)
ORD 26-07 — Rezoning of ~193 acres at W. Steen and N. Anderson Roads (Zoning Case PAD23-07)
APP 26-05 — Robert Rowe appointed to Planning and Zoning Commission
ORD 26-03 An Ordinance of the Mayor and City Council of the City of Maricopa, Arizona, adopting the document filed with the City Clerk and entitled "2026 Amendment to Title 18: Zoning Code" by reference to amend Chapters 18.135 and 18.155…
Voting record (0)(Zoning)
No votes found matching Zoning.