City Council - Regular Meeting
About this meeting
- Government Body
- City Council
- Meeting Type
- City Council
- Location
- Buckeye, AZ
- Meeting Date
- September 1, 2026
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Tuesday, September 1, 2026
15 items on the agenda.
Call to Order/Invocation/Pledge of Allegiance/Roll Call
Comments from the Public- Members of the audience may comment on any non-agenda item of interest.
Awards/Presentations/Proclamations
Council to take action on the June 16, 2026 Council Workshop Minutes, June 16, 2026 Regular Council Meeting Minutes, June 16, 2026 Special Council Meeting and Council Executive Session Minutes, July 7, 2026 Council Workshop Minutes, and July 7, 2026 Regular Council Meeting Minutes.
Summary: Minutes of all Council meetings are drafted in accordance with Arizona's Open Meeting Law, are reviewed and approved by Council at a future meeting and then filed with the City's permanent records. All approved meeting minutes are posted on the City's website and maintained in the Office of the City Clerk.
Council to take action on the request for a new Series 012 (Restaurant) Liquor License (Application No. 400147) for Anthem Coffee Verrado, located at 1505 North Verrado Way, Suite 104, in Buckeye.
Summary: Anthem Coffee Verrado is requesting approval for a Series 012 (Restaurant) Liquor License Application for their business located at 1505 North Verrado Way, Suite 104, in Buckeye. The application and public notice were legally posted and the application has been reviewed and approved by required departments.
Council to take action on the request for a new Series 012 (Restaurant) Liquor License (Application No. 399768) for Oregano's Pizza Bistro, located at 1060 North Verrado Way in Buckeye.
Summary: Oregano's Pizza Bistro is requesting approval for a Series 012 (Restaurant) Liquor License Application for their business located at 1060 North Verrado Way in Buckeye. The application and public notice were legally posted and the application has been reviewed and approved by required departments.
Council to take action on the request for a new Series 012 (Restaurant) Liquor License (Application No. 403208) for Spitz Buckeye, located at 20640 West Roosevelt Street, Suite 106, in Buckeye.
Summary: Spitz Buckeye is requesting approval for a Series 012 (Restaurant) Liquor License Application for their business located at 20640 West Roosevelt Street, Suite 106, in Buckeye. The application and public notice were legally posted and the application has been reviewed and approved by the required departments.
Council to take action on the request for a new Series 012 (Restaurant) Liquor License (Application No. 404219) for BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse, located at 1565 North Verrado Way, in Buckeye.
Summary: BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse is requesting approval for a Series 012 (Restaurant) Liquor License Application for their business located at 1565 North Verrado Way, in Buckeye. The application and public notice were legally posted and the application has been reviewed and approved by the required departments.
Council to take action on a re-plat titled Farallon Unit 2, located on the southwest corner of Southern Avenue and Rooks Road.
Summary: The applicant is requesting approval of the Farallon Unit 2 re-plat, generally located at the southwest corner of Southern Avenue and Rooks Road. A re-plat revises an existing Final Plat by modifying previously platted lots, tracts, easements, rights-of-way, or other recorded information. The proposed re-plat encompasses approximately 78.883 acres and establishes 300 residential lots, seven tracts, and one parcel. The re-plat also updates street names, public utility easements, roadway easements, and tract designations.
Council to take action on Ordinance No. 21-26 approving the transfer of certain rights-of-way and roadways, lying in Sections 22, 26 and 27, Township 1 North, Range 4 West, Gila and Salt River Base and Meridian, Maricopa County, Arizona, with reputed street names of West Lower Buckeye Road and South Turner Road alignment.
Summary: The purpose of this request is to annex from Maricopa County's jurisdiction a segment of West Lower Buckeye Road and South Turner Road within the Northeast quarter of Section 22, Township 1 North, Range 4 West, Gila and Salt River Base and Meridian (G&SRB&M) together with that portion of Turner Road within Sections 26 and 27, Township 1 North, Range 4 West, G&SRB&M, lying north of the Roosevelt Irrigation District canal.
Council to take action on Resolution No. 79-26 accepting a Petition for Formation of a Street Lighting Improvement District (SLID); declaring its intention to form a Street Lighting Improvement District; designating such District as the "City of Buckeye Street Lighting Improvement District No. SLID-2026-001"; providing for the annual levy of taxes or assessments equally apportioned upon all of the non-public property owners in the District to purchase energy for the lighting of public streets and parks within and adjacent to the District; and ordering the recording and filing of this Resolution.
Summary: Street Lighting Improvement Districts (SLIDs) provide for the benefit of ensuring that there is a balance of revenue and expenditures to provide for the quality of life for the residents/owners of a particular development without an undue burden upon the existing community. SLIDs ensure that only owners that benefit from the lighting in their community pay for that service. Having the costs of street lighting within a SLID borne by the owners in a development ensures that the revenue needed to fund these costs is always in place.
Council to take action on Resolution No. 80-26 ordering the work as described in Resolution No. 79-26 and forming City of Buckeye Street Lighting Improvement District No. SLID-2026-001; and ordering the recording and filing of this Resolution.
Summary: Street Lighting Improvement Districts (SLIDs) provide for the benefit of ensuring that there is a balance of revenue and expenditures to provide for the quality of life for the residents/owners of a particular development without an undue burden upon the existing community. SLIDs ensure that only owners that benefit from the lighting in their community pay for that service. Having the costs of street lighting within a SLID borne by the owners in a development ensures that the revenue needed to fund these costs is always in place.
Council to take action on Resolution No. 81-26 accepting a Petition for Formation of a Street Lighting Improvement District (SLID); declaring its intention to form a Street Lighting Improvement District; designating such District as the "City of Buckeye Street Lighting Improvement District No. SLID-2025-002"; providing for the annual levy of taxes or assessments equally apportioned upon all of the non-public property owners in the District to purchase energy for the lighting of public streets and parks within and adjacent to the District; and ordering the recording and filing of this Resolution.
Summary: Street Lighting Improvement Districts (SLIDs) provide for the benefit of ensuring that there is a balance of revenue and expenditures to provide for the quality of life for the residents/owners of a particular development without an undue burden upon the existing community. SLIDs ensure that only owners that benefit from the lighting in their community pay for that service. Having the costs of street lighting within a SLID borne by the owners in a development ensures that the revenue needed to fund these costs is always in place.
Council to take action on Resolution No. 82-26 ordering the work as described in Resolution No. 81-26 and forming City of Buckeye Street Lighting Improvement District No. SLID-2025-002; and ordering the recording and filing of this Resolution.
Summary: Street Lighting Improvement Districts (SLIDs) provide for the benefit of ensuring that there is a balance of revenue and expenditures to provide for the quality of life for the residents/owners of a particular development without an undue burden upon the existing community. SLIDs ensure that only owners that benefit from the lighting in their community pay for that service. Having the costs of street lighting within a SLID borne by the owners in a development ensures that the revenue needed to fund these costs is always in place.