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Prescott City Council Regular Voting Meeting —August 8, 2006 Page 11 <br /> at the Verde meetings; he wanted to try to keep the city on the straight and <br /> 91111. narrow so citizens knew what was going on and meetings and business should <br /> be transparent; he was qualified to be on the board and had attended <br /> numerous water meetings. <br /> Mayor Simmons clarified the organizational meetings were not clandestine <br /> meetings and there was never a quorum present. <br /> Councilman Luzius responded the meetings weren't publicized and Mayor <br /> Simmons said it wasn't necessary. <br /> Councilman Blair commented Council discussed their missions and goals at <br /> the retreat at the golf course clubhouse and made the commitment without a <br /> formal vote that the waterline project be moved forward, yet Councilman Luzius <br /> didn't vote for the waterline either and he was a negative influence. <br /> Councilman Luzius explained his vote wasn't going to stop anything. <br /> Councilman Roecker clarified the City had not broken off their relationship with <br /> the Coalition or Verde River Partnership, but there were some details to work <br /> out. <br /> Councilman Bell commented ADWR had told the City the only way to reach <br /> ` m- safe yield was to import water from outside the AMA and that was the City's <br /> plan; Councilman Luzius supported safe yield but voted against the pipeline <br /> project and wondered if the water would be trucked in instead and Councilman <br /> Luzius replied he wasn't against the pipeline, only against not having a <br /> mitigation plan. <br /> Councilman Roecker called for the question. <br /> The motion failed 1-6, with Mayor Simmons, Councilmembers Bell, Blair, <br /> Lamerson, Roecker and Suttles casting NAY votes. <br /> Councilman Roecker MOVED to APPOINT Mayor Simmons to the Upper <br /> Verde River Watershed Protection Coalition Executive Board, which was <br /> SECONDED by Councilman Bell. <br /> Councilman Blair suggested naming an alternate in case Mayor Simmons <br /> wasn't available to attend the meeting and Councilwoman Suttles suggested <br /> the Mayor Pro Tem and MOVED to AMEND the motion to include naming the <br /> Mayor Pro Tem as an alternate, which was SECONDED by Councilman <br /> Lamerson. <br /> The motion to appoint Mayor Simmons and Mayor Pro Tem passed 6-1 with <br /> '� Councilman Luzius casting a NAY vote. <br />
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