Ted Gambogi

Rodeo and Fairgrounds Master Plan Adoption

Null

West Granite Creek Park Parking and Open Space Balance

Option C's retaining wall and bump-out add cost; the coalition pegged the wall-related work near $500,000 versus under $30,000 for Option D — final design will settle the number.

State Route 89 Dells Widening and Wastewater Pipeline Project

Potential state funding for the $4 million 89/89A on-ramps and other road projects.

Transportation and Street Maintenance Capital Projects

Project implementation costs will depend on future grant funding and capital improvement allocations.

Regional stormwater cooperation and catchment policy

Future stormwater requirements could add costs for large commercial and residential developers.

Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update

The plan itself doesn't commit money — projects will be funded through future budgets, the capital improvement program, and grants.

Workforce Housing Strategy Implementation

No fiscal impact was tied to the town hall itself; any future programs would come back to the council separately.

Possible donation of land and funds for a library

No city cost — the project is donor-funded; a letter of support was the only city action.

Rodeo and Fairgrounds Master Plan Modernization

The financial terms of the lease weren't disclosed since the discussion was closed to the public.

PFAS Water Treatment Roadmap and Estimated $70M Costs

About $70 million over two to three years, mostly falling on Prescott ratepayers.

Potential Charter Revisions and Policy Updates

None.

Hospital Ambulance Service and Heliport Compliance Review

Potential civil fines of up to $2,500 per day for ongoing non-compliance.

2026 Council Strategic Priorities and Water Resources

None directly associated with the plan itself, but priorities will guide future budget allocations and capital spending.

Airport Infrastructure and Construction Projects

Increased emplanements boost local travel demand and economic activity.

Five-Year Capital Improvement Program & Infrastructure Funding

$3,897,342 total from FY27 water and street funds.

USVETS Housing and StandDown Coordination

None.

Police Substation and Property/Evidence Facility Site Selection

Trending $49-51 million plus the land purchase, funded by Prop 478 with possible offsets.

DestinationiQ Marketing Strategy and Campaign Rollout

The contract totals $306,500, funded through bed tax and economic development allocations.

IDDM, LLC Water Service Application (WSA26-037)

Involves hundreds of millions in private construction value and long-term city revenues estimated at over $80 million.

Multiple Fire Station Capital Projects Progress

Estimated $21.15-23.5 million (Station 76) and $18.08-21.1 million (Station 73), partially offset by flood control and utility funds.

Consent Agenda Items 9.A and 9.C (Thomson Reuters/Westlaw legal research; Skywest Essential Air Services amendment)

Consent Agenda Item 9.B — Earth Resources parking lot improvement, $176,092

Letter of support for library land donation to Friends of the Prescott Public Library

West Granite Creek Park Parking Plan — Option C approved with conditions

Consent Agenda Items 10.A through 10.D

Table media production contract with Amoroma Productions (Item 10.E)

Close public hearing on Crunch Jam Lofts liquor license

Approve Series 6 Bar liquor license for Crunch Jam Lofts

Adopt Resolution No. 2026-2010 on regional stormwater (with amendment)

Adopt Resolution No. 2026-2011 (Yavapai County parking IGA amendment)

Approve parking garage elevator replacement (Contract 2027-075)

Adopt rezoning and general plan amendment for Saint George Greek Orthodox Church (GPA26-002 & REZ26-002)

Approve Citywide Water Main Replacement Phase 2 contracts

Approve City Court building improvements up to $1.6 million

Approval of Meeting Minutes from the October 13, 2026 Executive Session, the October 13, 2026 Study Session, the October 13, 2026 Voting Meeting and the October 20, 2026 Special Study Session.

Approval of September 17, 2026 Meeting Minutes

Art Donation Policy Revision Draft

Art Donation Policy Immediate Changes

Approval of August 18, 2026 Meeting Minutes

Approval of September 9, 2026 Meeting Minutes

approve Consent Agenda Item 9.B.

approve Option C and provided direction regarding final design & implementation

Consent Agenda Item 9.B — Earth Resources parking lot improvement, $176,092

Questioned spending money on this lot, calling the council 'tax and spend' and pointing to another ugly empty lot near the Chamber of Commerce.

West Granite Creek Park Parking Plan — Option C approved with conditions

Said the council valued rocks over human lives and questioned putting mothers at risk crossing from the Sprouts lot.

table Consent Agenda Item 10.E.

adopt Resolution No. 2026-2010 with amendment

Close Public Hearing on Rodeo Master Plan

Convene Executive Session

APPROVE ITEM 8.A. WITHOUT THE INCLUSION OF THE LETTER

APPROVE CITY CONTRACT NO. 2027-052

CLOSE PUBLIC HEARING #1

Approval of August 11, 2026 Meeting Minutes (Item 8.A)

Approval of Burns and McDonnell Rate Analysis Contract (Item 10.C)

Expressed skepticism about hiring consultants when staff can perform the evaluation.

APPROVE 2027 LEGISLATIVE PLATFORM WITH AMENDMENTS

ADOPT RESOLUTION NO. 2026-1998

Approval of 2027 Legislative Platform with Amendments

Adoption of Resolution No. 2026-1998 (Dissolving the Charter Review Committee)

MOTION BY MAYOR PRO TEM FRUHWIRTH TO APPROVE APPOINTMENTS OF MEMBERS TO THE PBTAC AND TOURISM ADVISORY COMMITTEE

MOTION BY MAYOR PRO TEM FRUHWIRTH TO APPROVE RODEO STATUE PURCHASE ORDER WITH R.E. & SONS LANDSCAPING IN THE AMOUNT OF $77,111.13

Consent Agenda Item 9.F: Committee Appointments

Expressed concern regarding lack of consultation as council liaison.

Adoption of Ordinance No. 2026-1945 (FY27 Property Tax Levy)

Opposed to increased taxation and government spending priorities.

Horse Statue Installation Purchase Order

Objected to lengthy deliberation on administrative procurement matters.

MOTION BY MAYOR RUSING TO ADOPT CONSENT ORDINANCE ITEM 10A

Convene Executive Session

APPROVE THE PROPERTY TAX LEVY BY ROLL CALL VOTE

APPROVE THE AEL WITH HIGHLIGHTED REVISIONS EXCLUDING THE FOUR (4) SOLID WASTE ITEMS

APPROVE ALL REVISED BALLOT LANGUAGE AS PRESENTED, WITH THE CHANGING OF "SHALL" TO "MUST" IN ARTICLE XI, SECTION 4

ADOPT RESOLUTION NO. 2026-1993 & ORDINANCE NO. 2026-1951 WITH THE AMENDMENT TO ADD "ONLY THE CITY COUNCIL..." TO SECTION 6.8.7 PARAGRAPH 1

Property Tax Levy Approval

Approved Expenditure List (AEL) for FY27

Approval of Charter Amendment Ballot Language

LDC26-004: Hillside Development Standards Amendments

Expressed opposition to restricting exceptions solely to the City Council over boards and commissions.

APPROVE CITY CONTRACT NO. 2026-192

ADOPT RESOLUTION NO. 2026-1982

Adoption of Resolution No. 2026-1982 Dissolving the Workforce Housing Committee

Approval of City Contract No. 2026-192 with HR Green for General Plan Updates

Argued that hiring the consultant disregards years of work from boards, commissions, and residents at an inappropriate cost.

Approval of Development Agreement with Woda Cooper Development, Inc. for Lakeview Grove

MOTION BY MAYOR PRO TEM FRUHWIRTH TO ADOPT ORDINANCE NO. 2026-1938

MOTION BY MAYOR RUSING TO ADOPT RESOLUTION NO. 2026-1977 AND APPROVE BALLOT LANGUAGE AS FOLLOWS: 1. ARTICLE IX, SECTION 6 OPTION 2 REVISING LANGUAGE TO MIRROR STATE STATUTE AS PRESENTED, AND 2. ARTICL

MOTION BY COUNCILMEMBER RUBY TO APPROVE THE WORKFORCE HOUSING STRATEGY AND IMPLEMENTATION PLAN

Adoption of Ordinance No. 2026-1938 (Downtown Parking Requirements)

Voted against as a 'sour grapes' proposal reacting to previous hotel approvals.

Adoption of Resolution No. 2026-1977 (Special Election for Charter Amendments)

Voiced opposition, viewing it as unnecessary and protective of traditional local election culture.

Approval of Workforce Housing Strategy and Implementation Plan

Argued the plan lacked a robust approach for essential workers and city employees.

MOTION BY MAYOR RUSING TO APPROVE CITY CONTRACT NO. 2025-066A2 WITH ALTERNATIVE #2C

Approval of SR-89 Pipeline Design Amendment with Alternative 2C (Non-Widening)

Argued that failing to widen the road now would lead to severe traffic congestion and higher future costs.

CONTINUE ACTION ON THIS ITEM UNTIL FEBRUARY 24, 2026

Adoption of Resolution No. 2026-1975 Establishing Charter Review Committee as Standing Committee

Postponement of City Contract No. 2025-066A2 for SR-89 Improvements

Believed a quorum of six was sufficient and waiting for an absent councilman was unnecessary.

MOTION BY MAYOR RUSING TO APPROVE ITEM 7.B. AND ADOPT RESOLUTION NO. 2026-1965 AS SUBMITTED BY THE PETITIONER

Action Regarding Citizen Petition on Rodeo Grounds Master Plan (Item 7.B)