Presentation, discussion, and possible direction to staff regarding the City’s proposed

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City of Scottsdale · Scottsdale City Council · 2026-03-03
#5
City’s Proposed Fiscal Year (FY) 2026/27 Rates and Fees
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City of Scottsdale · Scottsdale City Council · 2023-03-07
#11
City’s Proposed Fiscal Year (FY) 2023/24 Rates and Fees FY 2023/24 rates and fees. Presenter(s): Judy Doyle, Budget Director; Brian Biesemeyer, Water Resources Executive Director; Dan Worth, Public Works Director; Michael Clack, Chief Development Officer; William B. Murphy, Assistant City Manager; Tom Shannon, Fire Chief Staff Contact(s): Judy Doyle, Budget Director, 480-312-2603, jdoyle@scottsdaleaz.gov Executive Director Brian Biesemeyer; Public Works Department Solid Waste Director Dave Bennett; Chief Development Officer Michael Clack; Assistant City Manager Bill Murphy; and Fire Chief Tom Shannon. • In future rates and fees presentations, include information about percentage increases. • Related to the proposed new Green Building Code compliance fee: o Apply and enforce the fee only for large developments, or those asking for zoning amendments or bonuses; do not apply or enforce the fee for small developments. o Explore the possibility of grants to go towards the Green Building Code compliance fee for small developers. o Reduce the fee from $600 per application to a lower amount. o A Green Building Code compliance fee and related enforcement are needed to ensure and verify that buildings are safely constructed. o The $600 Green Building Code compliance fee is a nominal cost to developers. o There should be a sliding scale for Green Building Code compliance fees. o Concern that we are asking developers and customers to buy more expensive products and then adding a review surcharge. • Related to Community Services fees, consider lowering the proposed $15 fee for special event tickets.
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Item 5 City’s Proposed Fiscal Year (FY) 2026/27 Rates and Fees
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Item 12 City’s Proposed Fiscal Year (FY) 2025/26 Rates and Fees FY 2025/26 rates and fees. Presenter(s): Ana Lia Johnson, Budget & Research Administrator; Kevin Rose, Interim Water Resources Director; Dave Bennett, Solid Waste Services Director; Michael Clack, Development Services Director; Nick Molinari, Senior Director; Judy Doyle, Senior Director; Kira Peters, Senior Director; Tom Shannon, Fire Chief Staff Contact(s): Ana Lia Johnson, Budget & Research Administrator, 480-312-7893, anjohnson@scottsdaleaz.gov
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Item 15 2024 Primary and General Elections – Approved on Consent. Scottsdale’s Primary Election for Tuesday, July 30, 2024, and the City’s General Election, if necessary, for Tuesday, November 5, 2024, for the purpose of electing a Mayor and three Councilmembers. Staff Contact(s): Ben Lane, City Clerk, 480-312-2411, blane@scottsdaleaz.gov (+1 more mention)
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Item 10 Fiscal Year 2021/22 Risk Management Department and Loss Trust Fund Annual Report – Approved on Consent. Loss Trust Fund. Staff Contact(s): George Woods, Risk Management Director, 480-312-7040, gwoods@scottsdaleaz.gov (+1 more mention)
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#11
City’s Proposed Fiscal Year (FY) 2023/24 Rates and Fees FY 2023/24 rates and fees. Presenter(s): Judy Doyle, Budget Director; Brian Biesemeyer, Water Resources Executive Director; Dan Worth, Public Works Director; Michael Clack, Chief Development Officer; William B. Murphy, Assistant City Manager; Tom Shannon, Fire Chief Staff Contact(s): Judy Doyle, Budget Director, 480-312-2603, jdoyle@scottsdaleaz.gov Executive Director Brian Biesemeyer; Public Works Department Solid Waste Director Dave Bennett; Chief Development Officer Michael Clack; Assistant City Manager Bill Murphy; and Fire Chief Tom Shannon. • In future rates and fees presentations, include information about percentage increases. • Related to the proposed new Green Building Code compliance fee: o Apply and enforce the fee only for large developments, or those asking for zoning amendments or bonuses; do not apply or enforce the fee for small developments. o Explore the possibility of grants to go towards the Green Building Code compliance fee for small developers. o Reduce the fee from $600 per application to a lower amount. o A Green Building Code compliance fee and related enforcement are needed to ensure and verify that buildings are safely constructed. o The $600 Green Building Code compliance fee is a nominal cost to developers. o There should be a sliding scale for Green Building Code compliance fees. o Concern that we are asking developers and customers to buy more expensive products and then adding a review surcharge. • Related to Community Services fees, consider lowering the proposed $15 fee for special event tickets.
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Item 24 Employee Medical Plans and Premiums rates and plan benefit options. Presenter(s): Lauran Beebe, Human Resources Manager Staff Contact(s): Donna Brown, Human Resources Director, 480-312-2615, dbrown@scottsdaleaz.gov medical and dental plan contribution rates and plan benefit options. Vice Mayor Littlefield seconded the motion, which carried 7/0, with Mayor Lane; Vice Mayor Littlefield; and Councilmembers Klapp, Korte, Milhaven; Phillips, and Whitehead voting in the affirmative. (+1 more mention)
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