City CouncilTuesday, August 11, 2026 · 4:30 PM · Council Chambers - 8401 West Monroe Street, Peoria, Az 85345

#1RExecutive session for legal advice on contract negotiations regarding Colorado River Long Term Storage Credits.

#2RExecutive session for legal advice and consultation regarding general Litigation Division matters and other legal updates.

#3Study session discussing the process for a possible November 2027 bond authorization election, in which voters could authorize general obligation bonds for capital projects such as public safety, parks and recreation, and water, sewer and drainage.

#4Ceremonial swearing in of the Council Youth Liaison.

#5Presentation of certificates of appointment to newly appointed board and commission members.

#6CApproval of the minutes from the June 16, 2026 City Council meeting.

#7CCouncil consideration of an amendment to the City Attorney's employment agreement.

#8CCouncil to receive and file the Quarterly Investment Report covering April through June 2026.

#9CResolution 2026-98 authorizes the City Attorney to pursue legal action, including a complaint and participation in multi-district litigation, over allegedly unlawful conduct in the fire apparatus manufacturing industry, and to execute a legal services agreement for representation.

#10CApprove a $99,684 budget transfer within the Water Services CIP from the Water Line Assessment & Replacement Program to cover a shortfall in the Fire Hydrant & Valve Replacement Program.

#11CApprove Fiscal Year 2027 Arts and Culture Grant awards totaling $264,000 as recommended by the Arts Commission, within budget authority approved by Council.

#12CAccept a $100,000 USDA Forest Service Inflation Reduction Act Urban and Community Forestry grant to increase tree canopy in Parks and Recreation areas, and amend the budget from Contingency Fund to the Parks and Recreation Grants Fund.

#13CApprove a $399,500 Arizona Criminal Justice Commission Adam Walsh Act grant to support the Peoria Police Department's Sex Offender Program, funding a full-time Civilian Investigator and related equipment.

#14CApproval of a $359,544 grant award from the Arizona Criminal Justice Commission under the Consolidated National Criminal History Improvement Program.

#15CAccept three grants totaling $15,000 from the Arizona State Library and approve a $15,000 budget amendment from Contingency to the Library Services and Technology grant account.

#16CApproval of an intergovernmental agreement between the State, through the Arizona Department of Public Safety, and the City's Police Department for participation in the Arizona Vehicle Theft Task Force.

#17CApproval of an intergovernmental agreement with Maricopa County for procurement, cost share, and installation of upgraded traffic control and monitoring equipment supporting the regional Loop 101 Integrated Corridor Management Readiness Project.

#18CApproval of a Waterline Development Agreement with Vistancia Development, LLC for construction of a 30-inch waterline along Desert Cactus Lane and Westward Skies Drive alignments through the Five North Commercial Development.

#19CAdoption of Resolution 2026-99 authorizing the City Manager to execute an exclusive easement to Southwest Gas Corporation for infrastructure supporting development within Core 2 west of Lake Pleasant Parkway.

#20CAdoption of Resolution 2026-100 authorizing the City Manager to execute two temporary construction easements to Arizona Public Service on City-owned parcels west of 111th Avenue between Union Hills Drive and just north of Rose Garden Lane.

#21CRecommendation to the State Liquor Board on three liquor license applications: a person and location transfer Series 06 for Good Trouble, and new Series 12 restaurant licenses for Fogo De Chao Churrascaria and Don's NY Pizza.

#22RCouncil considers concurring with the Planning and Zoning Commission to adopt a General Plan amendment changing land use designations on a 74-acre site to Suburban Residential and Park / Open Space.

#23RCouncil considers adopting ORD. 2026-17 to rezone about 74 acres from SR-43 to PAD for a 154-lot single-family attached residential development.

#24RCouncil considers adopting ORD. 2026-18 to rezone about 22 acres at Lake Pleasant Parkway and Yearling Road to a Travesio Mixed-Use PAD, with a 6-acre commercial center and a gated residential subdivision of up to 50 lots.

#25RCouncil considers adopting RES. 2026-102, a notice of intent to enter a retail development tax incentive agreement reimbursing public infrastructure construction at the southeast corner of Lake Pleasant Parkway and Yearling Road under ARS 9-500.11.