City CouncilMonday, July 20, 2026 · 5:45 PM · Council Chambers

#3-aRequest for a new Series 10 Beer and Wine Store License for the convenience store Ash & Ale Co, operated by A & A 2709 LLC at 2709 West Guadalupe Road. The existing license held by VJ Retail LLC will revert to the State.

#4-aCouncil is asked to award a CMAR Guaranteed Maximum Price No. 7 contract to Garney Companies for procuring and installing one mile of 36-inch waterline for the Central Mesa Reuse Pipeline and East Mesa Interconnect Pipeline projects, plus a change order allowance. The pipeline provides interconnected capacity during Brown Road Water Treatment Plant outages, Colorado River reductions, or CAP Canal dry ups.

#4-bAuthorizes purchase of a replacement electric underground cable puller for Fleet Services and Energy Resources via the Sourcewell cooperative contract with Global Rental Company, Inc., not to exceed $171,101.

#4-cAuthorizes a one-year cooperative term contract with two one-year renewal options through BuyBoard with Interspec, LLC for irrigation, turf, and landscaping products supporting the Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities Department's irrigation control systems.

#4-dThree-year term contract with two one-year renewal options for seasonal ice rink installation, operation, and removal at the Plaza at Mesa City Center for Merry Main Street, recommended to be awarded to IRA Rinks West, LLC dba Ice Rink Events.

#4-eAuthorizes a four-year cooperative term contract with a one-year renewal option with In-Pipe Technology, LLC, through the TIPS cooperative, for wastewater bioaugmentation to reduce odor and hydrogen sulfide in the sewer system for the Water Resources Department.

#5-aResolution levying the secondary property tax amount and rate per $100 of assessed valuation for the City of Mesa for fiscal year ending June 30, 2027.

#5-bResolution authorizing the City Manager to enter a Memorandum of Understanding with the FBI to participate in the Safe Streets Task Force.

#5-cResolution authorizing the City Manager to enter into an Intergovernmental Agreement with Mesa Unified School District #4 to provide Mesa Police Officers to serve as School Resource Officers.

#5-dResolution authorizing the City Manager to enter into an intergovernmental agreement with Queen Creek Unified School District #95 for Mesa Police Officers to serve as School Resource Officers at schools within the city.

#5-eResolution authorizing the City Manager to enter into a Foreign Trade Zone Operator Agreement for Foreign Trade Zone 221 with Arrow Global Supply Chain Services, Inc. at three adjacent sites on Pecos Road and Sossaman Road.

#6-aOrdinance No. 6020 amends Table 1 of the Mesa Development Impact Fees in City Code Title 5, Chapter 17 by removing the Public Safety Impact Fee Category column, confirming that the fee has been discontinued.

#6-bOrdinance amending Mesa City Code Sections 10-4-5 and 10-4-6 to lower speed limits on Mesa Drive: 40 to 35 mph from Bates Street to Lehi Road, and 35 to 30 mph from Bates Street to the north City limits, as recommended by the Transportation Advisory Board.

#6-cOrdinance amending Mesa City Code Sections 10-4-5 and 10-4-6 to lower speed limits on Horne: from 40 to 35 mph between Brown Road and McKellips Road, and from 35 to 30 mph between McKellips Road and the north City limits, as recommended by the Transportation Advisory Board.

#6-dRezone of 0.4± acres at 1609 West University Drive from Office Commercial to Limited Commercial with a Bonus Intensity Zone Overlay, plus site plan review, to allow a roughly 4,015 sq ft minor automobile repair facility (San Antonio Tire Shop). Staff and P&Z Board (7-0) recommend approval with conditions.

#6-eCouncil Use Permit for a private school on 9.9 acres at 3761 South Power Road, with modification of several conditions of approval from Ordinance No. 4646 (Case Z06-088). Staff and P&Z Board (7-0) recommend approval with conditions.

#7-aResolution declaring the '2026 Zoning Code Refinement Text Amendment' documents a public record and making them available for public inspection with the City Clerk.

#7-bCitywide ordinance amending Mesa City Code Title 11 (zoning) across many chapters, covering entryway monumentation, building materials, Employment District standards, accessory structures and dwelling units, landscaping, signs, procedural requirements, and several definitions. Staff recommends adoption; P&Z recommended adoption with conditions (5-0).

#8-aResolution No. 12556 declares the document titled 'Option 1: Section 11-31-40: Fleet-Based Services' a public record. It is a modified version of the resolution discussed at the July 16, 2026 study session, increasing the required separation of Fleet-Based Services from residential uses and zoning districts from 100 to 150 feet.

#8-bOrdinance No. 6026 amends Chapters 6, 7, 8, 31, and 86 of the zoning code to define and regulate Fleet-Based Services and Service Stations, including EV charging. The modified version increases the residential separation from 100 to 150 feet and requires a Council Use Permit for Light Fleet-Based Services in the LC District.

#8-cResolution No. 12555 declares the document 'Option 2: Section 11-31-40: Fleet-Based Services' a public record. The modified version requires fleet vehicle parking, charging, and storage to be at grade (except 30 feet maximum in GI and HI Districts) and increases residential separation from 100 to 150 feet.

#8-dProposed zoning code amendments to Chapters 6, 7, 8, 31, and 86 adding and modifying definitions and standards for Fleet-Based Services, Heavy Fleet-Based Services, Accessory Electric Vehicle Charging, and Service Stations citywide. The modified version increases residential separation from 100 to 150 feet, requires a Council Use Permit for Light Fleet-Based Services in the LC District, and limits fleet vehicle parking height to at grade except 30 feet in GI and HI Districts.

#9Standing agenda item allowing citizens to address the body, with a maximum of three speakers at three minutes each.