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Prescott City Council Regular Voting Meeting — August 8, 2006 Page 10 Councilman Lamerson MOVED to APPROVE the liquor license application from Benjamin Alvarez, Agent for Ben Alvarez, L.L.C., for a Series 12, Restaurant, License for Casa Alvarez to be located at 810 White Spar Road, which was SECONDED by Councilman Roecker. The motion passed unanimously. D. Public Hearing for ANX06-001, annexing approximately 157 acres located south of Centerpointe West, (Ty Myers, Agent). (Centerpointe South) Community Development Director Tom Guice explained the property was located east of Highway 89 in the vicinity of the Phippen Museum, owned by Ron and Laura James, and was proposed as Centerpointe South to be developed by Chamberlain Myers L.L.C. Ty Myers was in attendance today if Council had questions. There being no public comment, Councilman Roecker MOVED to CLOSE the public hearing, which was SECONDED by Councilwoman Suttles. The motion passed unanimously. E. Public Hearing for ANX06-002, annexing approximately 25 acres located north of Prescott Municipal Airport (Ty Myers, Agent). Community Development Director Tom Guice explained the property was located northwest of Highway 89 on the north side of Ruger Road adjacent to the Prescott Municipal Airport; the property was owned by Ty Myers and was proposed for development as the Prescott Airport Development; signatures would be solicited beginning August 15. There being no public comment, Councilman Roecker MOVED to CLOSE the public hearing, which was SECONDED by Councilman Bell. The motion passed unanimously. F. Appointment of City Council representative to the Upper Verde River Watershed Protection Coalition Executive Board. Councilwoman Suttles MOVED to APPOINT Councilman Luzius to the Upper Verde River Watershed Protection Coalition Executive Board, which was SECONDED by Councilman Bell. Councilman Lamerson asked Councilman Luzius why he wanted to be on this committee when he had voted not to have the committee. Mr. Luzius replied the formulation of the committee had gone on for four or five months with clandestine meetings spearheaded by the County Board of Supervisors; there were violations of the Open Meeting Law and he didn't see the need for "1 another committee. He said there was a directive from Senator John McCain stating municipalities on this side of the mountain should have representatives