Board of Supervisors Formal Meeting - 2026-03-25

Approved de-annexation of a small strip of land along the southwest corner quadrant to allow Maricopa County to expand the intersection footprint at MC 85 between 107th Avenue and 95th Avenue. Developer will fund the widening improvements. Estimated ongoing maintenance cost approximately $2,000 per year.

Single planning and zoning consent agenda item approved without discussion.

Approved liquor license applications as listed in agenda items 7A through 7E.

Approved road files including: 8A - new roadway project from 107th Avenue to 95th Avenue on MC 85 for widening, street lighting, and sidewalks (authorizes property acquisition including condemnation); 8B and 8C - acceptance of subdivision roadways dedicated to the county through ARS.

Approved consent agenda items including Chair's appointment of John S. Garcia to PRS local board.

Approved $330 million in financing: certificates of participation secured by South Court Tower and $200 million in pledged revenue obligations secured by state shared sales tax and vehicle license tax revenues. Short-term repayment of 1-3 years with maximum interest rate capped at 5.5%. Financing required due to Arizona expenditure limitation on capital project spending.

Extended moratorium on increased regulatory burdens for planning and development, in place since 2013. Exceptions allowed for public safety, public health, and federal/state compliance through Enhanced Regulatory Outreach Program (EROP).

Approved quarterly RICO expenditures, conflict waiver for Osborne-Maladon, initiation of litigation regarding environmental health code, initiation of litigation regarding zoning ordinance, and purge of old property tax data.

Approved final assessment for pavement improvement district with 10-year repayment option for property owners. Costs allocated based on square footage of property. More than half of homeowners have already paid their portion.

Approved addition of Grandview properties to Estrella Water Improvement District at request of property owners. Current private water utility has PFAS contamination issues. ADEQ provided grant for connection. Costs allocated based on acreage.

Approved intergovernmental agreement with Town of Gila Bend to establish new library facility. Location will serve as library, workforce development center, and voting site. Previous library partnership with school district ended.

Approved remaining library district items including minutes from November 5, November 19, 2025 and December 10, 2025.

Approved flood control district items including amendment to determination of relocation benefits related to Flood Prone Properties Acquisition Program in Gila Bend area.