Tusayan Council agrees to reimburse Water Reclamation District $11,800 for Long Jim Loop striping
May 29, 2026 | Tusayan, Coconino County, Arizona
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The Tusayan Town Council gave informal approval to cover $11,800 in restriping costs on Long Jim Loop requested by the Tusayan Water Reclamation and Sanitary District. Town Manager Clifton said the District has performed substantial maintenance on the road and that the striping request will return later as a budget amendment, potentially funded from the Highway User Revenue Fund (HURF).
Council Member Josh Collet recused from this item because of his position on the Sanitary District board; the Mayor and remaining council members signaled approval. Staff will place the item on a future meeting agenda as a formal budget amendment so the transfer can be recorded and executed.
Council Member Josh Collet recused from this item because of his position on the Sanitary District board; the Mayor and remaining council members signaled approval. Staff will place the item on a future meeting agenda as a formal budget amendment so the transfer can be recorded and executed.
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