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City Council Policy Session, June 9, 2026

Approved: Adoption of 2030 Phoenix Food Action Plan, 9-0

3h 39m33,312 words
21 mentionshistoric preservationapprovedcommercialzoningdeniedPhoenix, AZ
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What happened

On June 9, 2026, Phoenix approved Adoption of 2030 Phoenix Food Action Plan (9-0).

This Phoenix City Council policy session contained no rezoning or entitlement votes; its two substantive actions were the unanimous 9-0 adoption of the 2030 Phoenix Food Action Plan and a public-safety improvement/Community Transparency Initiative update presentation (no vote).

Meeting key facts
Jurisdiction
Phoenix, AZ
Governing body
Final authority
Date
June 9, 2026
Decisions
2 zoning decisions
Outcome
Approved, 9-0

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Adoption of 2030 Phoenix Food Action Plan

City Council adopted the 2030 Phoenix Food Action Plan, a five-year strategic plan on food access, education/training, food production, and food system resilience developed with 2,300+ community members. Plan references potential future zoning code amendments for urban agriculture.

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Key Decisions (2)

Approved

Adoption of 2030 Phoenix Food Action Plan

Vote: 9-0Moved by Keisha Hodge-Washington
Other

Public Safety Improvement and Community Transparency Initiative update

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Development Activity (4)

Vallarta Supermarket - South Phoenix location

Commercial

OHS Safe Outdoor Space stipulation amendment

Infrastructure

Phoenix Navigation Center 18-month zoning review

Infrastructure

OHS Senior Housing Project in District 5

Residential

Market Signals (5)

Commercial Demand

A family-owned grocer is investing in a new 36,000 sq…

Housing Demand

City officials cited rising evictions, poverty, food insecurity (37% of…

Commercial Demand

Councilmembers noted agricultural land is disappearing at the fastest rates…

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Who spoke

20 distinct speakers; 14 identified names.

All speaker roles: 6 Councilmember, 10 Staff, 1 Witness, 2 Public, 1 Mayor.

Identified name roles: 8 Staff, 5 Councilmember, 1 Mayor.

Speaker sample: Lori Bays, Staff.

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Zoning terms (5)

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  • historic preservation (1 timestamps)
  • approved (8 timestamps)
  • commercial (5 timestamps)
  • zoning (6 timestamps)
  • denied (1 timestamps)

Decision moments (2)

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