Tucson Mayor and City Council Meetings, May 6, 2025
Approves Final plat Grant Road Park 2, lots 1-3, 6-0
What happened
This was primarily a Tucson Mayor and Council study session and special meeting with limited land-use business. The most consequential land-use action was the approval of an appeal granting Tucson Water service to Pima County parcel 224-19-085H at 3635 West Camino Christie, overt…
- Jurisdiction
- Tucson, AZ
- Governing body
- Final authority
- Date
- May 6, 2025
- Decisions
- 14 zoning decisions
- Outcome
- Approved, 6-0
Free sample: decision 1 of 14
Settlement of Farrell v. City of Tucson
Mayor and Council directed the city attorney to proceed as discussed in executive session and settle the Farrell v. City of Tucson matter for $75,000.
The other decisions are listed below by title. The full write-up, verbatim conditions, and the audio at each vote are in Pro.
Meeting Summary
This was primarily a Tucson Mayor and Council study session and special meeting with limited land-use business. The most consequential land-use action was the approval of an appeal granting Tucson Water service to Pima County parcel 224-19-085H at 3635 West Camino Christie, overt…
Key Decisions (14)
Settlement of Farrell v. City of Tucson
Authorization to challenge federal grant conditions
Motion to fund PEEPS program one year
HOUSE rental assistance pilot program direction
Building code update to 2024 international codes
Appointment of Roque Perez to Ward 5 Council vacancy
Appointments to LGBTQ+ Commission
One-way conversion of Mountain Avenue and alley
Downtown Tucson Enhanced Municipal Services Improvement District (BID) FY2026 work plan
Multifamily housing revenue bonds for Lariat Village project
Final plat Grant Road Park 2, lots 1-3
Speed limit reductions including First Avenue
Heat Awareness Week Resolution
Water service appeal for parcel at 3635 West Camino Christie
Development Activity (10)
Lariat Village
Residential
Grant Road Park 2
Residential
Stone Avenue Youth Transitional Housing
Residential
Market Signals (6)
Housing Demand
Council Member Cunningham described strong demand for transitional and market-rate…
Commercial Demand
Multiple hoteliers testified that Tucson hotel occupancy revenues declined 15-20%…
Infrastructure
Tucson Water needs increased redundancy and supply to the growing…
Who Spoke (38)
On the record: the mayor, 6 councilmembers, 9 staff members, 2 clerks, an attorney, 4 applicants, and 8 members of the public.
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