Elizabeth Robb

Proposition 431: OV's Path Forward

Directs long-term capital investments and strategic planning initiatives for the town.

Data Center Town Code Review and Zoning Clarification

Data centers would bring only temporary construction sales tax and a 4% utility tax — the town's smallest revenue source — since Oro Valley has no property tax.

Water Resource Usage and Aquifer Sustainability

Reducing groundwater reliance is driving major capital spending on recharge and delivery infrastructure.

Town Financial Updates and Fiscal Monitoring

Requires 12 to 15 million dollars in capital project reductions over five years to maintain balanced fund balances.

Elected Officials Compensation Review

Roughly $17,261 per council member and $21,864 for the mayor annually, adjusted in the town budget.

Zoning Interpretation of 'Sanatorium' for Senior Care

Legal costs for potential appeals could affect the town budget.

Annexation Strategy Update

Potential $1.6 million or more in annual retail sales tax from Ina-Oracle commercial centers if annexed.

Vistoso Trails Nature Preserve Grant Application

About $130,000 of contingency remains on the construction budget; the $55,000 grant adds outside money for signage and restoration.

mayoral election

How your tax dollars get spent might change soon depending on the new mayor's budget priorities.

State Trust Land Annexation Pause (Tangerine 888)

Long-term growth and water demand implications for the utility aren't pinned down yet since the decision is on hold.

Cash reserve policy change

Could shape how much reserve the utility holds and how future rate increases are structured.

Police Surveillance and Flock Camera Transparency

Program funding relies on federal grants rather than municipal tax dollars.

Vistoso Trails Nature Preserve Pond Completion

$500,000 allocated from capital contingency funds.

Water Utility Capital Improvement Projects and Infrastructure Upgrades

In-house work saves roughly $45,000-$50,000 per control panel versus contractor pricing.

Hillside Grading Exception at 625 W. Atua Place

Costs borne by the private applicant; no direct town expenditure.

Pima County Bond Program Project Submissions

A typical Oro Valley homeowner could pay roughly $32-$96 more per year in property tax depending on the bond's size.

Public Camping and Median Safety Ordinance

Minimal direct cost; enforcement handled by existing OVPD staff and a mental health support officer.

Golf Fund Fiscal Analysis and Operations

Golf revenues are outperforming budget projections by nearly $1 million, bolstering the Community Center fund balance.

Naranja Park traffic signal and transparency signage

Steam Pump Ranch historical preservation and activation

Election of Vice Chair

Item A: Rezone Suffolk/Oracle site from R-S to C-N

Item B: Conditional use permit for 25,000 sq ft youth fitness center

Marijuana dispensary dual-license requirement (Section 25.1 amendment)

Approval of October 12, 2026 meeting minutes

Recommendation: Join the 700-Plus Plan

Cancel the December meeting

Consent Agenda Items A through C (Minutes, 2027 meeting schedule, Liaison assignments)

Resolution No. (R)26-52 — Tohono O'odham Nation grant-in-aid for Vistoso Trails Nature Preserve

Nomination and election of Vice Mayor

Ordinance (O)26-14 — zoning code amendments banning standalone data centers

Motion to enter executive session for legal advice (first attempt)

Motion to enter executive session for legal advice (second attempt)

Recommend approval of data center zoning code amendments (Chapters 23, 25, 27, 31)

Motion to adjourn

Executive Session: Town Manager Annual Performance Review

Direction to Town Attorney Following Town Manager Review

Consent Agenda (Minutes; R26-48 SRO Agreement; R26-49 Wildfire Plan)

Grading Exception — 625 W. Atua Place (Lot 72, Oro Valley Estates)

Resolution No. (R)26-51 — Mayor and Council Salary Increase

Continuance of Resolution No. (R)26-43 (Vistoso Trails Grant)

Adoption of FY 2026/27 Final Budget and Capital Improvement Program

Amendment to Floodplain and Erosion Hazard Management Code (Ordinance No. O26-11)

Potable Water Base Rate Increase

PSPRS Pension Funding Policy

Tentative Budget for FY 2026/27

Vistoso Trails Nature Preserve Pond Project Funding Increase

Use Tax Reinitiation Authorization

Motion to direct staff to return with a scope of work and timeline for efficiency review

to approve Ordinance No.(O)26-03, amending Section 8A-470 of the Oro Valley Tax Code by increasing the tax rate on Telecommunication services from 0% to 2.5%, effective July 1, 2026.

to approve Ordinance No.(O)26-04, amending Section 8A-445 of the Oro Valley Tax Code by increasing the tax rate from 2.0% to 2.5% on Rental, Leasing, and Licensing for Use of Real Property revenue gen

Ordinance No. (O)26-02: Adoption of Local Use Tax

Ordinance No. (O)26-03: Telecommunication Tax

Ordinance No. (O)26-04: Commercial Rental Tax