City Council - Regular Meeting

Monday, October 5, 2026

The Goodyear City Council approved the consent agenda and received a presentation on development trends, the general plan, and growth areas.

About this meeting

Government Body
City Council
Meeting Type
City Council
Location
Goodyear, AZ
Meeting Date
October 5, 2026

Published excerpts

Only published remarks appear here. The full transcript is not published.

8 sections

7:06 – 8:20•Wally Campbell

Our Father, I lift up our city good year to you today. Please watch over every neighborhood, every home, every family, and every person who lives here. Bring peace where there's fear, healing where there's hurt, and hope where there's discouragement, and provision to where there is a need. Please protect our children, strengthen our families, and give wisdom and compassion to our leaders, to our first responders, to our teachers, to our healthcare workers, and everyone who serves this community. Help us to care for one another, to seek justice, to show kindness, and to be the people who bring

35:14 – 35:50•Laura Kaino

Hi, Mayor. Yes, I do. Christian, I want to thank you for the presentation. I found it to be very interesting. I really enjoy the title of Momentum in Motion because definitely we've been in motion for a significant amount of time. It's pretty remarkable to see the data changes that happened between 2024 and 2025. I like you reporting on the split of single family and multifamily and how that's kind of how that's moving. I thought I heard you say that single family bungalows count as single family. Is that correct?

36:16•Laura Kaino

Okay, that was a concept I hadn't heard before. And then how many entitled multifamilies did you say are waiting?

36:32 – 36:48•Laura Kaino

Okay. All right. Well, I think that's really helpful for us to know what has already been approved as we move forward. Any forecasts for the single-family housing development? I know the market's been really hard with the interest rates and all.

37:08 – 37:22•Laura Kaino

Okay, good. Lastly, I just wanted to commend development services and legal services for their work on process improvement for our whole development continuum project. It's definitely paid off. Thank you. Thank you.

37:28 – 37:39•Vicki Gillis

Yes. Christian, so what you're saying is, except for what's in the pipeline for multifamily, we're really going forward now with what looks like to be single family, correct?

37:59 – 38:14•Vicki Gillis

That's what I wanted to hear. Thank you very much. Thanks for all the time you guys have put into this. I know it's taken a lot. I KNOW YOU'VE PUT A LOT OF TIME INTO IT AND ENERGY, AND I APPRECIATE EVERYTHING THAT YOU'VE DONE TO GET IT TO THIS POINT TO FILL US IN AND HAVE US BE AWARE OF THIS. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

44:52 – 47:23•Wally Campbell

Anything, Wally? Well, Christian, when I moved here in 99, there were no spec buildings anywhere. The only apartments I knew of was Park Shadows, and that happened to used to be the military housing for the Navy base that was based at our airport. So to see where it is today, it's really exciting. Sometimes it's overwhelming when you stop and think of where it's going and how quickly we're building. But it's just wonderful because that's what makes a city so vibrant. We need the density. We need the apartments. I'll give you an example. I'm at my dentist office and the hygienist says, I'm movi

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