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The City Council approved consent items including meeting minutes, a six-month extension of an IGA for consolidated court operations with Yavapai County, and a $1,513,457 amendment for additional investigation work on the Willow Creek Gravity Sewer Project (funded from the Wastewater Fund). The Council adopted an ordinance granting a utility easement to Arizona Public Service, approved a beer-and-wine liquor license transfer for Back Alley Wine Bar, and adopted an ordinance and resolution updating building/fire-related code provisions.
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Council votes allow sewer investigation work to continue and fund it from the wastewater account, so related design and recovery work can proceed. Granting an underground utility easement to Arizona Public Service permits new utility service on city property, which may support infrastructure improvements. A local business (Back Alley Wine Bar) received a beer-and-wine license transfer and can operate under that license. The Council also adopted updates to building and fire code rules (including roof and sprinkler-related provisions) intended to improve public safety. The mayoral office reminded residents that seasonal outdoor watering hours are 8:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. through November 1 to conserve water.
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