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9.E.a <br />Chair's Report of the Budget, Finance and Economic Development Policy Committee <br />Mayor Daryl Seymore, Show Low <br />Resolutions Committee Meeting, League Annual Conference <br />On May 24, 2018, the Budget, Finance and Economic Development committee (BFED) convened <br />to discuss one policy issue submitted by the City of Prescott. Below is a summary of the issue <br />considered: <br />1. Development impact fees. Prescott (Policy Issue 1) <br />Below is a summary of the committee discussion and recommendations: <br />Phil Goode, councilman, City of Prescott, submitted Policy Issue 1 regarding impact fees. <br />Councilman Goode explained the intent is to identify and provide solutions to challenges <br />regarding implementing impact fee programs pursuant to SB 1525 (2011), particularly in smaller <br />communities that are experiencing high rates of growth. The councilman further explained the <br />result of SB1525 drastically changed how the City of Prescott and other communities levy impact <br />fees; administrative burdens; infrastructure buildout timelines; and regulatory reporting <br />requirements are a few examples of issues that have made it difficult to assess impact fees to allow <br />growth to pay for growth. <br />After committee discussion, a motion was made and unanimously approved to form a <br />subcommittee to develop recommendations on changes to the impact fee statutes and report back <br />at the next scheduled BFED committee. <br />On June 21, 2018 the BFED convened again to discuss one policy issue submitted by the City of <br />Flagstaff and was provided an update on an unassigned issue submitted by the City of Prescott at <br />the May 24, 2018 meeting: <br />1. Border crossing cards. Flagstaff (Policy Issue 2) <br />2. Update on Impact fees. Prescott (Policy Issue 1) <br />Below is a summary of the committee discussion and recommendations: <br />Caleb Blaschke, assistant to the city manager, City of Flagstaff, presented the committee <br />information regarding potential federal legislation to permit Mexican tourists with a border <br />crossing card to travel the entire state rather than be limited to the current 75 mile travel limit for <br />Arizona. As mentioned in the presentation, the intent is to allow Mexican tourists to travel to <br />destinations beyond the City of Tucson and other cities and towns near the international border, <br />within the 75-miles restriction, to bolster tourism in northern parts of the state, such as Phoenix, <br />Flagstaff, and central and northern Arizona. <br />Nathan Pryor, director of government relations, Maricopa Association of Governments, provided <br />to the committee the background of federal administrative and legislative efforts to increase the <br />border zone. Mr. Pryor explained the process and requirements for obtaining a border crossing <br />Attachment: 2018 League Conference Resolutions Packet (2125 : League Resolutions Voting) <br />Packet Pg. 144 <br />
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