Votes at a glance: Paradise Valley special meeting
August 04, 2026 | Paradise Valley, Maricopa County, Arizona
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Summary of formal actions taken by the Paradise Valley Town Council during the July 21 special meeting:
- Suspend Section 7 (remote attendance/quorum): Motion to suspend the in-person quorum requirement was moved by Council Member Pace and seconded by Council Member Thomason; voice vote passed.
- Resolution 2026-12 (election canvas): Motion to adopt the 2026 canvas for the July 21 primary was moved by Council Member Pace and seconded by Council Member Thomason; voice vote passed. Town staff reported the threshold for election was 1,449 votes and named winners who will receive certificates of election.
- Resolution 2026-13 (SRP easement amendment, Rose Lane): Motion to approve the first amendment to the SRP power-distribution easement was moved by Council Member Leitman and seconded by a speaker who identified herself as "Julie"; voice vote passed and the mayor was authorized to execute documents.
Adjournment: The council voted to adjourn by voice vote after confirming an executive-session item was not needed. No roll-call tallies were recorded in the transcript; the mayor announced each motion passed.
- Suspend Section 7 (remote attendance/quorum): Motion to suspend the in-person quorum requirement was moved by Council Member Pace and seconded by Council Member Thomason; voice vote passed.
- Resolution 2026-12 (election canvas): Motion to adopt the 2026 canvas for the July 21 primary was moved by Council Member Pace and seconded by Council Member Thomason; voice vote passed. Town staff reported the threshold for election was 1,449 votes and named winners who will receive certificates of election.
- Resolution 2026-13 (SRP easement amendment, Rose Lane): Motion to approve the first amendment to the SRP power-distribution easement was moved by Council Member Leitman and seconded by a speaker who identified herself as "Julie"; voice vote passed and the mayor was authorized to execute documents.
Adjournment: The council voted to adjourn by voice vote after confirming an executive-session item was not needed. No roll-call tallies were recorded in the transcript; the mayor announced each motion passed.
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