City of Eloy

This Airport Master Plan for Eloy Municipal Airport outlines a comprehensive strategy for its development over the next 20 years. It focuses on guiding future airport development, satisfying aviation demand, ensuring cost-effectiveness, and addressing environmental and socioeconomic impacts. Key elements include inventorying existing conditions, forecasting aviation activity, determining facility requirements, evaluating development alternatives, and establishing a capital improvement program. The plan aims to maintain the airport's role as a vital economic engine and transportation link, supporting decisions for future investments and ensuring a safe, adequate, and reliable facility.

The City of Eloy is notifying property taxpayers of its intention to raise primary property taxes over last year's level. The proposed increase in primary property taxes is $29,446, or 2.00%. The tax increase will cause the City of Eloy's primary property taxes on a $100,000 home to be $97.69. Without the proposed tax increase, the total taxes that would be owed on a $100,000 home would have been $95.75.

The Water Resources Element focuses on ensuring a continuous, adequate, and clean water supply for existing and future residents and businesses. It emphasizes water conservation, augmenting water supplies, and carefully evaluating expansions of the City's Water Service Area. The plan includes objectives such as updating the City's Water Master Plan, reviewing utility fees, monitoring water supplies, coordinating with ADWR, implementing water conservation programs, evaluating direct use of treated effluent, and maintaining the existing distribution and storage system.

The Eloy City Council held a meeting where they discussed various topics including the purchase of a pickup truck, a contract with Rick Engineering for design services of Toltec Road, and a service agreement with Everbridge NIXLE for interactive communications services. They also considered a grant agreement between Pinal County/City of Tucson and the City of Eloy for funding a sworn officer position with the Pinal County Narcotics Task Force. Additionally, they held public hearings on primary property taxes and the annual budget for Fiscal Year 2018-2019, and reviewed the conceptual design for the renovation of the Eloy Public Safety Complex. The council also discussed appointing a member to the Leisure Services Advisory Board.

The commission reviewed and discussed minor revisions to the Eloy Zoning Code, addressing scrivener's errors and proposed text changes related to Tiny Houses, Wireless Facilities, and definitions. They also received an overview of two applications for major General Plan Amendments for 2019, including a staff-initiated application and a project named Interstate 10\|8 Industrial Park. Updates were provided on city solicitations for a Citizen Satisfaction Survey and a Hotel Feasibility Study. The commission also discussed a proposed 49-acre annexation and improvements to the intersection of Sunland Gin and Arica Roads.