The council meeting addressed several business items, including a service agreement with the Station on 6th Senior Center and a liquor license application for a local restaurant. The agenda featured resolutions to accept multiple highway safety grant agreements for impaired driving enforcement and police traffic services, an intergovernmental agreement for a sidewalk extension project, and a grant for airport taxiway drainage improvements. Additionally, the council reviewed the purchase of cardiac monitors, considered amendments to the Old Town Special Planning Area zoning ordinance, and discussed a zone change request for a commercial property.
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The City Council meeting included a public hearing and consideration regarding a conditional use permit modification for an ATV/UTV rental business. Key agenda items featured the approval of a new bar liquor license, authorization for the acceptance of Federal Aviation Administration grant agreements for the reconstruction of Taxiway A at the local airport, acceptance of the annual General Plan Report, authorization to apply for a historic preservation matching grant, and the reappointment of members to the Airport Commission. Additionally, the Council discussed and considered amendments to the City Zoning Ordinance regarding the Board of Adjustment and approved a service agreement.
Aug 11, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
City of Cottonwood Work Session Agenda
The City Council work session focused on reviewing facility needs assessments and five-year capital improvement plans for several community assets, including the Old Town Activity Park, Lions Club Park, Bill Bowden Memorial Park, Orchards Park, Cottonwood Kids Park, Garrison Park, the Cottonwood Public Library, the Cottonwood Recreation Center, and the pickleball and tennis facility. Additionally, the Council addressed the Parks and Recreation Subsidy Pyramid to guide public subsidy levels and discussed a service agreement with the Senior Center.
Aug 11, 2026·Board meeting
Cottonwood City Council Work Session
The City Council discussed Facility Needs Assessments for parks, recreation, and library facilities, emphasizing the balance between maintenance, proactive upkeep, and facility expansion, while also reviewing custodial service challenges. The Council further discussed a Parks and Recreation Subsidy Pyramid to help classify programs by community versus personal benefit to guide future fee-setting and cost-recovery decisions. Finally, the Council evaluated a service agreement for the Senior Center (Station on 6th), specifically focusing on funding methodologies for the meal program and appropriate City contributions.