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Southside Community Plan Discussed At Tuesday’s Flagstaff City Council Work Session
The Flagstaff City Council held a work session Tuesday evening to discuss proposed updates to the city code and review the Southside Community Specific Plan. During public participation, Mayor Coral Evans extended recognition to Nicole Dougherty and Alyssa Williams, Flagstaff High School students and winners of the 2019 Vans Custom Culture design competition. The SouthsideFull Story
Flagstaff City Council To Discuss Animal Keeping Code At City Hall Tonight
The Flagstaff City Council will hold a regular session tonight at City Hall. Council will discuss amendments to the city’s Animal Keeping Code. One of the changes would prohibit residents from having goats on a small property. Goats would no longer be allowed in property less than 40-thousand square feet. The animals would be lumpedFull Story
Environmental Groups File A Lawsuit To Bring Down Glen Canyon Dam
Environmental groups are suing the federal government in an effort to bring down the Glen Canyon Dam along the Colorado River. The lawsuit was filed by the groups “Save the Colorado,” “The Center for Biological Diversity,” and “Living Rivers.” The lawsuit says the Bureau of Reclamation ignored climate science when it approved a 20-year operatingFull Story
Water Service Line Construction Begins At Buffalo Park In Flagstaff
The City of Flagstaff is installing a new water service line for the upcoming Buffalo Park restroom project. The parking lot at Buffalo Park will be impacted during the week between Tuesday and Friday when necessary. All accommodations will be made to allow for permitted events at the park as well as normal usage. IfFull Story
Regional Plan, Water Protection And Animals On The Work Session Agenda Tonight For The Flagstaff City Council
The Flagstaff City Council will be holding a work session tonight at City Hall. Council will be getting the annual report on the Flagstaff Regional Plan 2030 and they will discuss water resource and infrastructure protection through the Wildfire Management Program. They will also hear recommendations to revise the existing Animal Keeping Code. Some ofFull Story
Flagstaff City Council To Discuss Water Uses, ADA Parking And The Board Of Regents Tonight
The Flagstaff City Council meets in a work session tonight at City Hall. Council will get an update on the 2018 building code and international fire codes. They will also evaluate ADA accessible parking options for the new city court facility set to break ground next week. They will also discuss developing a policy toFull Story
The Flagstaff City Council Heard Numerous Presentations At Tuesday’s Work Session
The Flagstaff City Council heard a variety of presentations at Tuesday night’s Flagstaff City Council work session. The council agreed that community outreach and education were steps that needed to be taken in order to reach waste goals. The council also brought up searching through and tagging recycling bins once again, an action that wouldFull Story
The City Of Flagstaff Enters A MOU With Desert Mountain Energy To Look At Helium Resources At Red Gap Ranch
The City of Flagstaff has entered a memorandum of understanding with Desert Mountain Energy Corporation to allow access and seismic testing on Red Gap Ranch east of Flagstaff. The company will also explore for helium and mine on lands adjacent to the ranch. In the MOU, the city allows DMEC access across the ranch forFull Story
Report: Problems At A Flagstaff Gas Station May Have Led To Vehicle Problems For Customers
A number of vehicles have been taken off the road this week, reportedly because of watered down gas from a Flagstaff gas station. The “Arizona Daily Sun” reports more than 20 vehicles have been affected by bad gas purchased at the Giant gas station on North Country Club Drive. The paper says the problem mayFull Story
Water Situation Improving At The Grand Canyon
The water situation at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon is improving. After several weeks of pipeline breaks and water restrictions, water in storage at the park has reached sustainable levels and the conservation level has dropped to level one. The category means visitors, residents and businesses will continue to use basic water conservationFull Story
