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Monday,April 6,2015 7.00 PM City Council Chambers
A. CALL TO ORDER
B. ROLL CALL
C. AGENDA ITEMS
1. Presentation and discussion of proposal to eliminate most Planning and
Zoning Commission Work Sessions Staff is proposing that less
complicated matters be included in regular Planning and Zoning
meetings while Work Sessions be scheduled as needed for more
complex matters such as preliminary plats and policy related matters to
include amendments to the Zoning Code and General Plan
amendments and updates
2. Presentation and discussion of on-call landscape architectural
consulting services. Staff respectfully request the mayor and city
council consider approving a prioritized short list of consultants to
provide on-call landscape architectural services
3. Presentation by and discussion with Captain Freeman on the
replacement of outdated verbiage in Apache Junction City Code,
Volume 1, Chapter 6, Animals provisions
4. Presentation by and discussion with Captain Freeman on Pinal County
Animal Control Intergovernmental Agreement
5. Presentation and discussion on Resolution No 15-12, renewing the
city's membership with the Arizona Metropolitan Trust (AzMT), provider
of medical and dental benefits for city employees, which expires on
June 30, 2015 The city is a founding member of AzMT with El Mirage,
Youngtown, and Avondale Starting on July 1, 2015,AzMT will consist
of the four original city members and will be adding the employee
groups of the County of Pinal and the Buckeye Valley Fire District
6. Presentation and discussion on Apache Trail road improvements Staff
will provide an update on the Apache Trail design and requests the
mayor and city council consider a contract for PWC2014-01 Apache
Trail Road Improvements- Phase 1 Staff recommends the city enter
into a contract with Vincon, LLC in an amount not to exceed
$266,178 30
7. Presentation and discussion on Resolution No 15-11, approving and
authorizing an interfund balance loan in an amount not to exceed
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$10,000,000 00 for roadway improvements, authorizing the taking of all
other actions necessary to consummate the transaction contemplated
by this resolution, and declaring an emergency
D. ADJOURNMENT
Copies of this agenda and additional information regarding any of the items listed above may be
obtained Monday through Thursdays, 7 00a—6 00p, excluding holidays, from the City Clerk's office
located at
300 East Superstition Boulevard,Apache Junction, AZ
The City of Apache Junction invites and welcomes people of all abilities to use our programs, sites and
facilities Specific requests may be made by contacting the Human Resources Office at(480)474-2617
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Sponsor Larry Kirch Agenda Date.4/6/2015
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Presentation and discussion of proposal to eliminate most Planning and Zoning Commission
Work Sessions Staff is proposing that less complicated matters be included in regular
Planning and Zoning meetings while Work Sessions be scheduled as needed for more
complex matters such as preliminary plats and policy related matters to include amendments
to the Zoning Code and General Plan amendments and updates
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DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT
STAFF MEMORANDUM A.%
DATE : March 10, 2015
SUBJECT : Presentation and discussion of proposal to
eliminate most Planning and Zoning Commission
Work Sessions . Staff is proposing that less
complicated matters be included in regular
Planning and Zoning meetings while Work
Sessions be scheduled as needed for more
complex matters such as preliminary plats and
policy related matters to include amendments
to the Zoning Code and General Plan amendments
and updates .
PRESENTATION.
The attached handout presents a listing of matters heard by the
Planning and Zoning Commission as well as two additional
columns providing a suggested list of matters that would no
longer have P&Z Work Sessions and those that would The itemsON
that would no longer have work sessions include more straight
forward matters such as replats, City-initiated corrective
rezonings and the like. More complex items or policy-oriented
matters such as code changes and General Plan matters would
continue to be presented and discussed by the Planning and
Zoning Commission in regular work sessions .
DISCUSSION:
This item was presented to the Planning and Zoning Commission at
its February 23rd meeting. As a result of observing the routines
of the Commission over the past six months it was noted that
several types of items before the Planning and Zoning Commission
were somewhat routine and could be handled in one meeting rather
P&Z Work Session Discussion than two.
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Examples include the city-initiated rezoning of Hector Martinez's
auto repair shop, the re-plat of a subdivision reducing the number
of lots from 124 to 104 and finally to 88 lots. Since the public
or applicant cannot be heard during these meetings, and are
generally not in attendance, staff is suggesting that the staff
presentation and discussion is redundant in some but not all
cases. For example, for a recent staff/city initiated rezoning,
there were three P&Z meetings and two City Council meetings. The
first meeting (which is required) was to seek permission to go
ahead with the rezoning, then the second meeting was a Work
Session, then the third meeting (also required) was to conduct the
Public Hearing and vote on the matter. I am suggesting
eliminating the second, non-required meeting.
Recommendation:
Staff has the following recommendation regarding this agenda item.
(1) Eliminate P&Z Work Session for less complex matters as
noted on the following chart
Prepared by: Lawrence J. Kirch, AICP
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Attachments:
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Session Chart
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• Application Type No Work Sessions' Work Sessions
Subdivision • Modification to existing Preliminary Plat • New Preliminary Plat
• Replat vacating recorded plat • Replat incorporating boundary amendment>
• Replat incorporating boundary amendment<5 5 acres
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Rezoning • City initiated map correction • Incorporating Planned Development(PD)
• Residential rezoning to PD of no more than • Master Planned Community(MPC)Zoning
three lots for minor code deviations and Development Plan
• Downzoning of residential/commercial parcels
• Residential rezonmgs involving less than three
lots
Conditional Use Permit • Minor amendment of an approved CUP • Major changes to site plans associated with
• Minor changes to site plans associated with Commission approved CUPs or Council
Commission approved CUPs or Council approved Planned Development rezonings
approved Planned Development rezonings
• Status Report(s)
• Wireless Communications Facilities(CUPs)
o Aerials proposed on
commercial/mdustnal property
o Height and width
exceedances/exception requests
Zoning Code Text • Non Substantive Text Amendments • Major Code Text Revisions 1
Amendments
General Plan • Greater than 10 Acre Amendments
• Plan Text Changes/Updates
• Adoption of Plan
—The P&Z Commission and/or staff may,at its discretion,place an item on a Work Session Agenda
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Agenda Item No 2
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Sponsor: Nick Blake Agenda Date•4/6/2015
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Presentation and discussion of on-call landscape architectural consulting services. Staff
respectfully request the mayor and city council consider approving a prioritized short list of
consultants to provide on-call landscape architectural services
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Memo To. City of Apache Junction Mayor and City Council
Through. Bryant Powell,Assistant City Manager
Through Jeff Bell, Parks and Recreation Director
From. Nick Blake, Parks Superintendant
Re• Landscape Architectural "On Call" Services
The Apache Junction Parks and Recreation Department recently accepted submittals for the
Request for Statement of Qualifications and Experience for General Landscape Architectural
Services with sixteen consultant firms responding. From those firms six were selected for
interviews and presentations regarding their qualifications on March 10, 2015
Those firms that were selected for interview were.
Environmental Planning Group, LLC
Floor Associates
J2 Engineering and Environmental Design
Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc
Logan Simpson Design, Inc
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Following the interviews and presentations three firms were selected for the negotiation"short
list" Those firms are listed below in order of preference
J2 Engineering and Environmental Design
Environmental Planning Group, LLC
Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.
Under State of Arizona professional service procurement procedures, the Parks and Recreation
Department will negotiate services for any landscape architectural related projects with the
consultants in the order listed above for the next year with a renewal option for four additional
years
Staff is recommending and seeking City Council approval to proceed with entering into
Professional Services Agreements on an"on call"basis with the above short listed firms as
described above.
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Sponsor. Agenda Date 4/6/2015
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Presentation by and discussion with Captain Freeman on the replacement of outdated
verbiage in Apache Junction City Code, Volume 1, Chapter 6, Animals provisions
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Office of the Division of Administrative &
Support Services Commander
April 6, 2015
SUBJECT Chapter 6 Revisions
TO Honorable Mayor and Member f the City Council
THROUGH. Thomas Kelly, Chief of Pol
FROM. Captain Arnold Freem
A primary staff duty is to review and make recommendations for updates to policies
and ordinances that affect our citizens, as well as affect our ability to deliver accurate
and complete services to our customers.
Over the past several months, we have experienced lapses in our ability to accurately
enforce the provisions of AJ City Code Chapter 6, based on outdated verbiage A
meeting with staff charged with enforcing Chapter 6 and the City Attorney's office has
resulted in identifying and clarifying those issues
Staff recommends the changes as documented in the attached in order to more
effectively enforce Chapter 6
INTEROFFICE MEMO
OFFICE OF THE CITY ATTORNEY
TO: Honorable Mayor and DATE April 6, 2015
Members of City Council
FROM: R. Joel Stern
City Attorney
SUBJECT: APACHE JUNCTION CITY CODE, VOL. I, CHAPTER 6 REVISIONS; OUR
FILE NO. 15-004
Attached is a draft of recommended modifications to the City's animal code. There
are numerous clerical alterations as well as new language. The more significant
changes are:
• § 6-1-1 Definitions: "consecutive business days" was edited to accurately
reflect Monday through Friday, which are traditional days the public
perceives as "open for business" days; "cruel mistreatment" and "cruel
neglect" were reviewed and modified to the extent they conflicted with state
law under A R S § 13-2910. Other notable new or amended definitions
include. "abandonment", "containment", "medical attention", "owner",
"protracted suffering", "public nuisance", "responsible person" and
"shelter".
• § 6-1-7(K)• Commercial Kennels language was added to allow random
inspections to be ordered without notice to the kennel owner.
• There is no special application fee for a wild animal permit referenced in § 6-
1-10(B) as listed in § 4-3-1; modifications were subsequently made in the wild
animal section.
• § 6-3-2(C): Rabies Vaccination Required: fees, costs, care and maintenance
language was added.
• § 6-5-2. Impoundment of Animals in Vehicles: language was added to ensure
owner pays all license, vaccination, and impound fines and provide proof of
payment of court fines, before the animal is released.
• § 6-7-1(A): Potbellied Pigs: regarding license renewal and/or delinquency,
because the fees under § 4-3-1 do not address delinquent renewal fees for
potbellied pigs, the language was removed.
• § 6-8-1: Keeping of Swine: The correct zoning code section was added.
• § 6-9-2• Criminal Filings and Penalties: Language was added to address prior
and successive civil judgments to ensure the judiciary assesses the
mandatory amounts depending on the number of violations and frequency.
This matter will be discussed at the April 6, 2015 City Council work session and at
the April 21, 2015 public hearing. In order to avoid publication costs, the
substantive law should be adopted by reference with the actual provisions being
declared a public record on file with the City Clerk's office.
R. Joel Stern
City Attorney
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DRAFT
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CHAPTER 6: ANIMALS
Article
6-1 . RULES AND REGULATIONS
6-2. IMPOUNDING GENERALLY
6-3. DOGS
6-4. CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENT
6-5. CONFINED ANIMALS
6-6. KEEPING OF ANIMALS
6-7. POTBELLIED PIGS
6-8. KEEPING OF SWINE FOR SPECIAL PROJECTS
6-9. VIOLATIONS
ARTICLE 6-1 : RULES AND REGULATIONS
Section
6-1-1 Definitions
6-1-2 Dangerous animals
6-1-3 Noises
6-1-4 Strays; housing
6-1-5 Swine prohibited
6-1-6 Pet shops
6-1-7 Commercial dog kennels
6-1-8 Personal dog kennels
6-1-9 Veterinary hospitals
6-1-10 Wild animals
6-1-11 Cruelty and neglect
§6-1-1 DEFINITIONS.
For the purpose of this article,the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly
indicates or requires a different meaning
ABANDONMENT. To desert, forsake, or give up an animal without having secured another
owner or custodian for the animal, or by failing to provide the elements of basic care (food,
water and shelter).
ALTERED. A spayed female or a neutered male
ANIMAL. Any mammal of a species that is susceptible to rabies, except humans and
livestock.
AT LARGE. In any street, alley, public park, private or public school property or other public
place or on other private property without being attended by the owner of secured by physical
restraint such as a leash, chain, or rope, or is otherwise not confined in a secured enclosure.
CAT. A member of the fells catus family.
COLLAR. A band, chain, harness or suitable device worn around the neck of an animal to
which a license may be affixed
COMMERCIAL KENNEL. Any establishment exclusive of one providing dental, medical or
surgical care oi for quarantine purposes which maintains any dogs over j 4 months of age for
trade, business, profit or gain.
CONSECUTIVE BUSINESS HOURS DAYS. Monday through Friday are considered
business days, business days do not include Saturdays, Sundays or city holidays even if the
Animal Control Division is open during these days.
CONTAMINATION. Anything that is harmful to animals or livestock that could lead to
illness or death.
CRUEL MISTREATEMENT. To torture or otherwise inflict unnssary serious physical
injury upon an animal or to kill an animal in a manner that causes suffering to such animal.
CRUEL NEGLECT. To fail to provide an animal with food, water or shelter or medical
treatment required to maintain health.
DOG. A member of the cants familiaris family over the age of 3 months.
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION. Any public or pnvate elementary or secondary school, or
secondary technical or vocational school.
ENFORCEMENT OFFICER. Any certified peace officer, or any City of Apache Junction
Animal Control Officer. Any person delegated by the City Manager oi his or het designee whe
is responsible for the enforcement of this chapter and the regulations promulgated thereunder
EQUINE. Horses, mules, burros and asses.
FEE. Amounts enumerated in A.J C.C., Vol I, § 4-7.
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FOOD A substance of sufficient quantity and nutritive value to maintain each animal in good
health, provided at suitable intervals but at least once daily or as otherwise prescribed by a
licensed veterinarian
FOWL. A bird of any kind, domesticated or wild, including poultry
HOUSEHOLD. All individuals who share the same residence, whether related or unrelated.
IMPOUND. The act of taking or receiving into custody by the Enforcement Officer any
animal for the purpose of confinement in an authorized impound facility in accordance with the
provisions of this article.
IMPOUND FACILITY. Any establishment authorized for the confinement, maintenance,
safekeeping and control of dogs and other animals that come into the custody of the Enforcement
Officer in the performance of his or her official duties.
INTENTIONALLY. With respect to a result or to the conduct described by a statute defining
an offense where a person's objective is to cause that result or to engage in that conduct.
KENNEL. An enclosed controlled area inaccessible to other animals, in which a person keeps,
harbors or maintains dogs under controlled conditions.
KNOWINGLY. With respect to conduct or to a circumstance described by a statute defining
an offense, that a person is aware or believes that the person(s) conduct is of that nature or that
the circumstance exists; it does not require any knowledge of the unlawfulness of the act or
omission.
LIVESTOCK. Bovine, equine, sheep, goats, swine, llamas and ratite
MANAGER. A person duly authonzed by the owner to conduct business, act as an agent or
otherwise carry out the legal nghts and duties of the owner.
MANURE. Refuse of stables, yards,corrals or barnyards consisting of animal, livestock or
fowl excreta with or without litter
MEDICAL ATTENTION. Recommended procedures used to treat a particular disease, injury,
infestation or ailment which an animal may have in order to heal, alleviate, or lessen the effects
rnk of such condition, or to prevent the animal from pain and suffering; treatment may be
administered by either a licensed veterinarian or the person who has custody or control of such
animal depending on the severity of the condition and the ability of the person to provide the
proper treatment.
OWNER. Any person exercising care, custody or control over the age of 18 unless legally
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of any animal for more than six consecutive calendar days or claiming any legal interest in such
ammal Indicators of ownership also include any license, permit, certificate, registration or other
documentation which establishes a legal interest in such animal
PERSON. Any individual, corporation,partnership, association or other legal entity.
PET SHOPS. Any commercial establishment at which animals, fowl or cold blooded species
are kept for sale, groomed or treated for vermin.
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POTBELLIED PIG. Only registered purebred miniature Vietnamese potbellied pigs or other
similar registered purebred miniature potbellied pigs.
PROTRACTED SUFFERING. Allowing an animal to continue suffering a painful condition.
PUBLIC NUISANCE. An odor or noise that interferes with the comfortable enjoyment of life
or property by an entire community or neighborhood or by a considerable number of persons
PUBLIC SAFETY DIRECTOR. The person appointed by the City Manager pursuant to
A J C C , Vol I, Article 3-6 as the department head of the Public Safety Department of the city
or his or her appointed designee
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RABIES QUARANTINE AREA. Any area in which a state of emergency has been declared
to exist due to the occurrence of rabies in animals in or adjacent to this area.
RECKLESSLY. With respect to a result or to a circumstance described by a statute defining
an offense, which a person is aware of and consciously disregards a substantial and unjustifiable
risk that the result will occur or that the circumstance exists; the risk must be of such nature and
degree that disregard of such constitutes a gross deviation from the standard of conduct that a
reasonable person would observe in the situation; a person who creates such a risk but who is
aware of such risk solely by reason of voluntary intoxication also acts recklessly with respect to
such risk.
REGISTERED As it pertains to Vol 1, Article 6 7, means iegistrarion by the North American
Potbellied Pig Association
RESPONSIBLE PERSON. Any person over the age of 18 unless legally emancipated
currently exercising authority as delegated by the owner to exercise care,fel and supervise such
animal, or such person who temporarily has the ability to custody or control such of an animal
for more than six consecutive calendar days due to the owner's absence.
SHELTER. A protection from the elements, either manmade or natural with regards to the
geographical locations and the type of protection needed.
SWINE or PIGS. Only those pigs kept,maintained or harbored for a limited period of time in
conjunction with 4-H, Future Farmers of America or other similar educational projects of a
political subdivision of the state or an educational institution eiN
UNSANITARY PREMISES. Those premises on which animals, livestock or fowl are kept in
a manner that creates insect and rodent breeding, noxious or offensive odors, or any other
condition that is offensive to the senses of a reasonable person
VACCINATION The administration of an anti-rabies vaccine to animals by a veterinarian, or
an authorized impound facility by employees trained by a veterinarian licensed by the State of
Arizona
VETERINARIAN. Any vetermanan licensed to practice in Arizona or any veterinarian
employed in Anzona by a governmental agency.
VETERINARY HOSPITAL. Any establishment operated by a veterinarian licensed to
practice in Arizona that provides clinical facilities and houses animals or birds for dental,
medical or surgical treatment. A VETERINARY HOSPITAL may have adjacent to it or in
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conjunction with it or as an integral part of it, pens, stalls, cages or kennels for quarantine,
observation or boarding
VICIOUS ANIMAL. Any animal of the carnivore order that has a propensity to attack, to
cause injury to or otherwise endanger the safety of human beings or other domesticated or
companion animal without provocation, or that has been so declared after a hearing before a
justice of the peace, city magistrate, or superior court judge. Proof of provocation of any animal
attacked by the person injured shall be a defense to any action for damages or vicious petition
Provocation shall be measured by whether a reasonable person would expect that the conduct or
circumstances would likely encourage an animal to attack This definition does not apply to dogs
utilized by law enforcement officers.
WATER. H2O of suitable drinking temperature in sufficient volume as needed to maintain
normal hydration for an animal.
WILD,DANGEROUS OR UNDOMESTICATED ANIMAL.
(1) That which is not of a species customarily used as an ordinary household pet, but one
which would ordinarily be found in the wilderness of this or any other country, or one which
otherwise causes a reasonable person to be fearful of bodily harm or property damage Except as
specifically listed below, fish in an aquarium are not included in this definition
(2) Such animals include, but are not limited to the following.
(a) All poisonous animals including rear-fang snakes,
(b) Bears (Ursidae spp),
(c) Bison(Bison spp );
(d) Cheetahs (Actnonyx jubatus),
(e) Constrictor snakes, 6 feet in length or more,
(f) Coyotes (Cams latrans);
(g) Crocodilians (Crocodilia spp), 30 inches in length or more,
01N (h) Deer(Cervidae spp.). includes all members of the deer family, for example,white-
tailed deer, elk, antelope and moose;
(i) Elephants (Elephas spp and Loxodonta spp);
(j) Game cocks and other fighting birds,
(k) Hippopotami (Hippopotamidae spp );
(1) Hyenas (Hyaenidae spp);
(m) Jaguars (Panthera onca),
(n) Leopards (Panthera pardus);
(o) Lions (Panthera leo),
(p) Lynxes(Lynx spp);
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(q) Non-human primates including prosimians, monkeys and apes,
(r) Piranha fish (Characidae spp ),
(s) Pumas (Fells concolor), also known as cougars, mountain lions and panthers,
(t) Rhinoceroses (Rhinocero tidae),
(u) Sharks (class Chondrichthyes),
(v) Snow leopards (Panthera uncia);
(w) Tigers (Panthera tigris);
(x) Wolves (Cams lupus).
§ 6-1-2 DANGEROUS ANIMALS.
(A) It is unlawful to permit any dangerous, vicious animal of any kind to run at large within
the city Exhibitions or parades of animals which are ferae naturae in the eyes of the law may be
conducted only upon securing a permit from the Director of Public Safety Director
(B) Only peace officers or enforcement officers are authorized to kill any dangerous animals
of any kind when it is necessary for the protection of any person or property
(C) It is unlawful to own, harbor or maintain any animals of the wolf hybrid species, save and
except those animals which are licensed and registered with the Animal Control Division as of
January 30, 1995 Except for renewals,no wolf hybrid shall be allowed to be licensed after
January 30, 1995 Any license issued for a wolf hybrid shall not be allowed to transfer to a new
owner
§ 6-1-3 NOISES.
It is unlawful and hereby declared a public nuisance for any person 1:o harbor or keep any
animals which habitually bark,howl, yelp, squeal, shriek or make any other sounds which
disturb the peace and quiet of the neighborhood, or in such a manner as to interfere with the
comfortable enjoyment of life or property by an entire community or neighborhood or by a
considerable number of persons
§ 6-1-4 STRAYS; HOUSING.
Any person who keeps or causes to be kept any horses, mules, cattle, burros, goats, sheep, Of
other livestock or poultry, shall keep such animals in a pen or similar enclosure to prevent their
roaming at large within the corporate limits of the city Any such livestock or poultry running at
large shall be impounded as provided in this chapter. It is unlawful to cause or allow any stable
or place where any animal is or may be kept to become unclean or unwholesome.
§ 6-1-5 SWINE PROHIBITED.
It is unlawful to keep any live swine or pigs within the corporate limits of the city except as
provided by A.J.0 C , Vol. I, Article 6-7,and registered purebred miniature Vietnamese
potbellied pigs or other similar registered purebred miniature potbellied pigs Any miniature pigs
shall be subject to all other conditions and requirements as set forth in A.J.C.C., Vol. I,Article 6-
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§ 6-1-6 PET SHOPS.
(A) No sick or injured animal shall be maintained or held or offered for sale on the premises
of pet shops.
(B) Animals which are unweaned, under the age of 8 weeks, or so young that their sale would
be injunous to them, shall not be sold, offered for sale nor given away
(C) Every person maintaining a pet shop shall cause a notice to be framed and enclosed under
glass, and to be posted in such a location as to be legible at all times from the outside containing•
the name, address and telephone numbers of persons to be notified in case of emergency at any
eIN time who will, at the request of any enforcement officer or other designated authonty,respond to
the location to assist in any emergency or other situation in which such person's presence is
indispensable
(D) Dogs and cats kept in pet shops shall be caged so that each animal is afforded no less than
20 square feet in area per each dog or cat. Each dog or cat over 3 months of age shall be kept in
individual cages and at rio time shall the be + le g a tf t
owners
(E) Premises where animals and birds are kept shall be ventilated to the external air and
adequately lighted to provide visibility. The premises shall be properly plumbed and have septic
tanks or sewer connected sinks and shall have adequate supply of water readily accessible to the
portions of the premises in which the animals or birds are kept Cages shall be constructed and
designed so that their parts are easily cleaned Floors shall be concrete, tile or similar non-porous
material
(F) The premises, implements, cages, yards, runs and appurtenances shall be kept clean,
sanitary, free of animal and bird parasites,a+l droppings or other health hazards and shall be
cleaned and disinfected at least once daily Flies shall be controlled.
(G) No portion of a pet shop shall be used for human habitation, nor shall food for human
consumption be prepared or served in the same room in which animals or birds are kept.
§ 6-1-7 COMMERCIAL DOG KENNELS.
(A) Any person who owns, maintains or harbors any dogs over 3 months of age for trade,
business,profit or gain must obtain a commercial dog kennel permit
(B) The commercial dog kennel permit shall be valid for 12 months and will expire on the
first anniversary of the permit. and shall be delinquent A renewal is required within 30 calendar
days from the date of expiration, otherwise the matter will be considered delinquent, and a late
fee, as established in A.J.C.C., Vol. I, Article 4-3, shall be charged. Each subsequent permit that
is issued will be valid for 1 year and will expire on the respective anniversary date The fee is
established in A.J C C , Vol I, Article 4-3 A late fee. as established in Vol 1, Article 'I 3, shall
be charged on all delinquent commercial dog kennel permits.No commercial dog kennel permit
fee shall be prorated or refunded nor shall the permit be transferable
(C) All zoning requirements established by the city for commercial business shall be met
before a commercial kennel permit can be issued. The owner/manager of any commercial dog
kennel shall obtain and have on display a valid city business license
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(D) It shall be the duty of the owner of the kennel to pay the applicable kennel fee on or
before the date of establishing a kennel in the city The kennel fee shall be paid to the Animal
Control Division of the Police Department
(E) The permittee shall operate the kennel so as to eliminate excessive or untimely noise from
animals and offensive odors from the kennel The kennel and grounds shall be maintained in a
sanitary condition
(F) The permittee shall retain the name, address and telephone number of the owner of each
boarded dog and the license number of each dog. This register must be exhibited to any
enforcement officer upon demand The permittee shall also have on file proof of rabies
vaccination for each dog housed on the premises.
(G) The permittee shall retain the name and address of each person selling,trading or giving
any dog to the kennel
(H) The permittee shall provide an isolation ward for sick or injured dogs, so as not to
endanger the health of other dogs or cause exposure to further injury.
(I) The permittee shall notify the owner of a boarded dog when such dog refuses to eat or
drink, or when such dog is injured or becomes weak or ill.
(J) Any violations of this chapter and Vol I, Chapter 8, shall be cause to revoke any
commercial dog kennel permit The permit may be revoked by the Directoi of the Department of
Public Safety Director after notice and hearing The notice, hearing and appeal procedures shall
be handled in the same manner as similar provisions set forth in Vol I, § 8-2-10, except that for
matters involving this chapter,the Animal Control Division shall assume the duties that the City
Clerk is responsible for in A J C C , Vol I, § 8-2-10.
(K) The Animal Control Division shall, within 30 calendar days before the annual renewal
date for the commercial kennel permit, inspect the premises to confirm compliance with
provisions of this chapter In no event shall a renewal be issued unless the inspection is made and
all non-compliant matters are corrected before the annual renewal date The Public Safety
Director may cause random inspections anytime it is deemed necessary from 8 00 a m - 5.00
p.m., Monday through Friday without notice to the kennel proprietor
§ 6-1-8 PERSONAL DOG KENNELS. .-.
(A) Personal dog kennel permits
(1) Class 1 permit A Class 1 permit for a personal dog kennel shall be required for any
person who owns, maintains or harbors from 4 to 5 dogs over 3 months of age
(2) Class 2 permit A Class 2 permit for a personal dog kennel shall be required for any
person who owns, maintains or harbors from 6 to 8 dogs over 3 months of age
(3) Any person who owns, maintains or harbors 3 or less dogs over 3 months of age e not
required to obtain a personal dog kennel permit
(4) The provisions of Code of Federal Regulations, Title 9, Volume I, § 3.6, relating to
animal floor space, shall be considered when granting the above-noted permits
(5) The permit provisions do not apply to emergency situations where a person or nonprofit
entity boards dogs, subject to the following conditions.
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(a) The person boarding dogs will submit a sworn and notanzed statement that they are
caring for the dogs for a maximum of 30 calendar days per dog
(b) This statement shall contain the name, address, and phone number of the individual or
organization who provided the dog to the boarder
(c) No more than 2 dogs will be permitted under this emergency exception.
(d) The boarder will provide the Animal Control Division with the final disposition of the
animal within the 30-calendar day penod for each dog noted on the original statement, as well as
the name and contact information of the adopting party Extensions of the 30-day time limit may
be permitted at the discretion of the Animal Control Division, but in no event shall such
extension exceed 6 months per animal.
(e) The goal of this emergency exception is to protect the animals that are in foster care
rather than to punish law abiding pet owners
(6) Any service animal maintained and trained in accordance with a recognized 501(c)
organization is not to be counted toward the maximum allowed dogs under this section
(B) Each personal dog kennel permit shall be valid for 12 consecutive months and expire on
the first anniversary of the permit and shall become delinquent 30 calendar days from the date of
expiration. Each subsequent permit issued will be valid for a 1-year period and expire on the
respective anniversary date The fee is established in A.J.C.C., Vol I, Article 4-3. A late fee shall
be charged on all delinquent personal dog kennel permits, as established by A J C C., Vol. I,
Article 4-3 No personal dog kennel permit shall be prorated or refunded nor shall the permit be
transferable.
(C) All dogs covered by a personal dog kennel permit shall be vaccinated, licensed and
spayed or neutered A dog owner may apply for a waiver of the spay or neuter requirement as
long as they obtain a vetennanan's written opinion that such surgery would endanger the safety
of the dog,or a certification from a veterinarian determining that the other dogs owned by the
owner or those maintained or harbored at the same address are spayed and/or neutered At the
discretion of the Animal Control Division and upon documented proof,the spaying and
neutenng requirement shall not apply to AKC or CKC dogs.
(D) At no time shall dogs covered under this section be used for trade, business,profit or
gain There shall be no boarding or breeding of dogs covered by this permit All dogs shall be the
exclusive property of the permittee
(E) The permittee shall operate the personal dog kennel so as to eliminate excessive or
untimely noise from animals and offensive odors from the kennel. The kennel and grounds shall
be maintained in a sanitary condition The property covered by this permit shall be surrounded
by a fence of sufficient height and strength to confine the dogs Sufficient height and strength
will*determined by an enforcement officer based on the size of the dog being confined.
(F) Any violations of this chapter and A J C.C., Vol. I, Chapter 8 shall be cause to revoke any
commercial dog kennel permit The permit may be revoked by the Director of the Department of
Public Safety Department Director after notice and hearing. The notice, hearing and appeal
procedures shall be handled in the same manner as similar provisions set forth in A.J C C , Vol.
I, § 8-2-10, except that for matters involving this chapter, the Animal Control Division shall
assume the duties that the City Clerk is responsible for in A.J C C., Vol I, § 8-2-10
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(G) Any dogs over the allotted number allowed will cither be surrendered to the Animal
Control Division or to new homes found by the owner within a 36-hour period after the
discovery of the excess number of dogs by enforcement officers. The holder of a personal kennel
permit shall not be bound by the same requirements governing a commercial dog kennel permit
(H) The Animal Control Division shall, within 30 calendar days before the annual renewal
date for the personal kennel permit, inspect the premises to confirm compliance with provisions
of this chapter. In no event shall a renewal be issued unless the inspection is made and all non-
compliant matters are corrected before the annual renewal date
§ 6-1-9 VETERINARY HOSPITALS.
(A) The provisions of A.J.C.C., Vol I, § 6-1-6 Pet Shops, subsections (C)through(G) shall
apply to veterinary hospitals, as defined in A.J.C.C., Vol I, § 6-1-1. In addition, caged areas
shall contain no less than 20 square feet per any dog or cat boarded.
(B) Veterinary hospitals and clinics shall keep records for each animal or bird treated,
including an accurate description of the animal or bird, the treatment given, including diagnosis,
if possible, vaccinations and dates of admission and discharge. Such records shall be made
available for inspection by an enforcement officer
§6-1-10 WILD ANIMALS.
(A) No person shall harbor, maintain or control a wild, dangerous or undomesticated animal,
as defined in A.J.0 C , Vol I, § 6-1-1, within the city limits.
(B) The provisions of this section shall not apply to any keeping of such wild animals in a
bona fide licensed veterinary hospital for treatment, bona fide educational institution, circus,zoo
or other event for education or entertainment which has obtained a special permit from the
Animal Control Division The special permit lee. as established in A J C C , Vol I, Article 1 3,
shall be valid for 12 consecutive months. and shall be delinquent on the if a renewal is not
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issue each year a late fee, as established in A J C.C.,
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be prorated or r,f'nd d > 11 , t b t b, The Ammal Control Division shall
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issue a special permit if it determines.
(1) That the animal is at all times kept or maintained in a safe manner and that it is at all
times confined securely so that the keeping of such animal will not constitute a danger to human
life or the property of others.
(2) That adequate safeguards are made to prevent unauthorized access to such animal by
members of the public.
(3) That the health or well-being of the animal is not in any way endangered by the manner
of keeping or confinement.
(4) That the keeping of such animal does not constitute a nuisance, as defined in A.J.C.C.,
Vol I, § 6-1-3,pertaining to noisy animals, and is in compliance with all city zoning and
business licensing and regulations.
(5) That the keeping of such animal will not create or cause offensive odors or constitute a
danger to public health
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(6) That the quarters in which such animal is kept or confined are adequately lighted and
ventilated and are so constructed that they may be kept in a clean and sanitary condition.
(7) That the applicant for such special permit prove their ability to respond in damages to
and including the amount of$1,000,000 per occurrence, $2,000,000 aggregate, for bodily injury
to or death of any person or persons or for damage to properly owned by any other person which
may result from the ownership, keeping or maintenance or such animal Proof of liability to
respond in damages may be given by filing with the City Attorney a certificate of insurance
stating that the applicant is, at the time of application, and will be during the period of such
special permit, insured against liability to respond in such damages, or by posting with the City
Attorney a surety bond conditioned upon the payment of such damages during the period of such
special permit The certificate of insurance or bond shall provide that no cancellation of the
insurance or bond will be made unless 30 calendar days' written notice is first given to the City
Attorney The applicant shall also cause such certificate of insurance to state the "City of Apache
Junction" as an additional insured party, a copy of which must be sent to the office of the City
Attorney at least 60 days prior to such special event
(8) Any violation of this chapter shall be cause to revoke the special permit The permit may
be revoked by the Director of the Department of Public Safety Department Director after notice
and hearing The notice and hearing shall be governed by the provisions of A.J.C.C., Vol I,
Chapter 8
§ 6-1-11 CRUELTY AND NEGLECT.
(A) Cruelty It is unlawful for any person to overdrive, overload, overwork, torture,torment,
cruelly beat, mutilate or unlawfully kill an animal, or cause or procure an animal to be so
overdnven, overloaded, dnven when overloaded, overworked,tortured,tormented, cruelly
beaten, mutilated, or killed and whomever, having charge or custody of an animal as owner or
otherwise, inflict unnI s cruellyupon it, cruellydrive or work it when unfit for labor,
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cruelly abandon it, or knowingly and willfully authorize or permit it to be subjected to
unrsse►tiable or umieeczEary torture, suffering or cruelty of any kind
(B) Neglect The purpose of this division is to guarantee that Animals under human custody
or control a e shall be housed in healthy environments and aie shall be provided with proper
/IN food, water, shelter, medical care and ventilation. Any person owning or having care,custody or
control of any animal shall provide that
(1) The animal receives on a daily basis, food that is free from contamination and is of
sufficient quantity and nutritive value to maintain the animal in good condition Gefftamffratien
means anything that is harmful to animals or livestock that could I ad to illness or death
(2) Potable water is accessible to the animal at all times, either free flowing or in a clean
receptacle.
(3) Except for livestock, all animals shall have convenient access to natural or artificial
shelter throughout the year Any artificial shelter shall be structurally sound and maintained in
good repair to protect the animal from injury and from the elements, and of sufficient size to
permit the animal to enter, stand,turn around and lie down in a natural manner. Any shelter
which does not protect the animal from temperature extremes or precipitation, or which does not
provide adequate ventilation slid-1 does not comply with this section Any shelter, all bedding and
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any spaces accessible to the animal, shall be maintained in a manner which minimizes the risk of
the animal contracting disease, being injured, or becoming infested with parasites
(4) The animal shall receive care and medical attention treatment for debilitating injuries,
parasites, and diseases, sufficient to maintain the animal in good health and minimize the
suffering or is humanely euthanized to prevent protracted suffering and pain to the animal
(5) If the animal is on a tie out, consisting of a chain, leash, wire, cable or similar restraint,
it shall be so located as to keep the animal exclusively on the secured premises. Tie outs shall be
so located that the animal cannot become entangled with other objects Collars used to attach an
animal to a tie out shall not be of a choke type. The tie out shall not weigh more than 1/8 of the
animal's total body weight and shall not be shorter than 3 times the length of animal, measuring
from the tip of the nose to the end of the tail.
(C) Abandonment. It is unlawful for a person to drop off or leave an animal on a street, road,
highway, in a public place or on private property for more than 24 hours without food,water or
shelter
(D) Violations Any violation of divisions(A), (B) or(C) shall be a class 1 misdemeanor
ARTICLE 6-2: IMPOUNDING GENERALLY
Section
6-2-1 Scope of article
6 2 2 Enforcement Officer
6-2-2 Impounding of animals at large
6-2-3 Notice to owners of impoundment
6-2-4 Conditions and duration of impoundment
6-2-5 Redemption of impounded animals
6-2-6 Unclaimed impounded animals
6 2 8 Impounding fees
6-2-7 Impeding Enforcement Officer
6-2-8 iting animals, quarantine
§ 6-2-1 SCOPE OF ARTICLE.
The provisions of this article shall apply to the impoundment of all animals.
§-6 -2 ENFORCE E T OFFICER.
The Council may contract for enforcement of the provisions of this chapter of the Director of
fV1 L313 enfVGG rcement f the e f this elia„te..
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§6-2-2 IMPOUNDING OF ANIMALS AT LARGE.
It shall be the duty of the Enforcement Officer to impound all animals found at large, or not
under the charge, care or control of some person in the street, alleys or other public places, or on
vacant or unenclosed lots in the city. The Enforcement Officer shall have the right to enter upon
private property when it becomes necessary to do so in order to apprehend any animal that has
been running roaming at large Such entrance upon private property shall be in reasonable
pursuit of such animal(s) and shall not include entry into a domicile unless it is at the invitation
of the occupant or by way of search warrant or exigent circumstances exist justifying a
warrantless entry
§ 6-2-3 NOTICE TO OWNERS OF IMPOUNDMENT
If the owner of any impounded animal shall be known to the Enforcement Officer and shall
reside or have a known place of business in the city,the Enforcement Officer shall notify the
owner of such animal personally, or by door-hanger notice, or by letter through the post office
within 24 hours after such animal has been impounded The notice shall contain a description of
the animal and shall state that unless reclaimed, such animal will be adopted out or destroyed
after such animal is left unclaimed for 72 3 consecutive business days hears as set forth under
A J C.C.,Vol. I, § 6-2-7 If the owner of any impounded animal is not known to the Enforcement
Officer or does not reside or have a known place of business in the city,then no notice needs to
be sent If an animal is suspected to be abandoned, the Enforcement Officer will leave a 24-hour
notice at the location where the animal is last observed, advising any interested person should
contact the Animal Control Division or the animal will be removed from the property after such
time.T-Iir-eughout-this cater, heph,,ase b does not , ,.l„de
Saturdays, Sundays or city holidays even if the Animal Control Division is open during these
days-
§ y447,4 CONDITIONS AND DURATION OF IMPOUNDMENT.
The Enforcement Officer shall keep all captured and impounded animals in a safe, convenient
and comfortable place and shall feed such animals twice every 21 hours as necessary and treat
them in a humane manner during the time they are impounded. The duration of impoundment
shall not be less than 3 days or 72 consecutive business days hours, unless sooner claimed by the
^ owner.
§ 6-2-5 REDEMPTION OF IMPOUNDED ANIMALS.
If the owner of any animal shall, within 71)- 3 consecutive business days hours after such animal
has been captured and impounded, apply to the Enforcement Officer and pay the fees and
charges authorized under this chapter, as well as make current all licensing and vaccination
requirements and fees, the Animal Control Division must make the animal available for return to
the owner at the Animal Control Division Office the Enforcement Offcei shall deliver any such
animal to the owner
§ 6-2-6 UNCLAIMED IMPOUNDED ANIMALS.
If a dog or cat is not reclaimed within the impound period noted in Section 6-2-3 above, the
Animal Control Division may place such animal up for sale, adoption, or may dispose of the
animal in a humane manner. A n als. . „t l,..estock „tured and , „dea , der t e
provisions of this article which have not been claimed and for which the fees and charges have
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business hours have passed, be-destroyed or disposed of through adoption programs as the city
deems appropriate, provided however that any pei son may purchase such animal upon expiration
and vaccination provisions of this chapter The enforcement officer Animal Control Division
may destroy impounded, sick or injured animals whenever such destruction is necessary, at any
time to prevent such an animal from suffering or to prevent the spread of disease
§-6_2 7 IMPOUNDING FEEc
duly claimed by the owe•, bcfoie delivering any such animals, such impoundment fee together
with fees toi case and feedi„` . tahlished in Vol r article 1 3
§ 6-2-7 IMPEDING ENFORCEMENT OFFICER.
It is unlawful for any person to, in any manner: a)provide false or incomplete informationX to
an Enforcement Officer concerning the whereabouts, ownership, license status, or current rabies
vaccination of any animal, b) interfere, intervene, impede, prevent, obstruct, intimidate an
enforcement officer in the discharge of his or her duties in capturing or attempting to capture and
impound any and all animals which it shall be his or her duty to impound under the provisions of
this chapter, or c) who shall rescue or attempt to rescue any animal so captured or to release any
animal so impounded
§ 6-2-8 BITING ANIMALS; QUARANTINE.
Whenever any animal bites a person, the person so bitten and the owner of the animal shall
immediately notify the enforcement officer, who shall quarantine the animal, order the animal
held on the owner's premises if the animal meets the home quarantine guidelines, and is current
on rabies vaccinations and on licensing, or shall have it impounded for at least 10 calendar days
or a longer penod if necessary for a complete examination If it is determined that the animal is
infected with rabies or other dangerous, contagious and infectious disease, it shall be the duty of
the Enforcement Officer to destroy such animal in a humane manner If the animal is surrendered
by the owner to the Animal Control Division and the animal is acting aggressively or
unpredictably,the animal will be humanely euthanized and its head will be forwarded to the
State Department of Health Services for rabies testing. If the animal dies during the penod of
quarantine or impoundment, its head shall be forwarded to the State Department of Health
Services for examination It is unlawful for a person either to refuse surrender of the animal for
quarantine or fail to abide by the home-quarantine provisions of this section. If at the end of the
quarantine penod,the animal is determined to not be infected with rabies or other dangerous,
contagious or infectious diseases, the animal shall be released to its owner.
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ARTICLE 6-3: DOGS
Section
6-3-1 Licenses and tags generally
6-3-2 Rabies vaccination required
6-3-3 Running at large
6-3-4 Impoundment
6-3-5 Hearing on disposition of abused and vicious animals
6-3-6 Vicious dogs
6-3-7 Owner liability
6-3-8 Dogs killing animals, livestock or fowl
6-3-9 Dog fecal matter
§ 6-3-1 LICENSES AND TAGS GENERALLY.
(A) License fees, as established in A.J.C.C., Vol. I, Article 4-3, shall be paid for each dog 3
months of age and older that is kept,possessed, harbored or maintained within the boundaries of
the city for at least 30 days of each calendar year The amount of fees may differentiate between
sterilized and unsterilized dogs.
(B) Durable dog tags shall be provided by the city Each dog licensed under the terms of this
article shall receive, at the time of licensing, such a tag on which shall be inscnbed the name of
the city, the number of the license and the year of issue All dog tags shall expire 1 year from the
date of issuance. The tag shall be attached to a collar or harness which shall be worn by the dog
at all times except as otherwise provided in this article. Whenever a dog tag is lost, a duplicate
shall be issued upon application by the owner and a replacement fee, as established in A J.0 C.,
Vol. I, Article 4-3, shall be charged •
(C) It is unlawful for any person to counterfeit or attempt to counterfeit an official license tag
or remove such tag from any dog for the purpose of willful and malicious mischief or place a
license tag upon a dog unless the tag was issued to that dog.
§ 6-3-2 RABIES VACCINATION REQUIRED.
(A) Before a license is issued for any dog,the owner must present a rabies vaccination
certificate signed by a vetennanan statmg the owner's name and address and giving the dog's
descnption, date of vaccination and type, manufacturer and serial number of the vaccine and date
re-vaccination is due A duplicate of each rabies vaccination certificate issued shall be
transmitted to the Enforcement Officer on or before the tenth day of the month following the
month during which the dog was vaccinated No dog shall be licensed unless it is vaccinated in
accordance with the provisions of this article.
(B) A dog vaccinated in any other place prior to entry into the city may be licensed in the city
provided that at the time of licensing, the owner of such dog presents a vaccination certificate,
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signed by a veterinarian licensed to practice in that place or a veterinarian employed by a
governmental agency m that place, stating the owner's name and address and giving the dog's
description, date of vaccination and type, manufacturer and serial number of the vaccine used
The vaccination must be in conformity with the provisions of this article
(C) The city shall make piovisrens for low cost vaccinations The vaccination shall be
performed by animal con+ol personnel at the impound facility at a cost to be borne by the owner
—(-D) (C) If a dog is impounded and found to be unvaccinated,the enforcement officer t. +6
hereby authorized to cause such dog to be vaccinated at the pound at a cost to be borne by the
owner. The vaccination shall be performed by Animal Control personnel or other qualified
personnel animal control personnel have delegated such duty to, who shall issue a certificate of
vaccination The vaccinated animal shall not be released until such time as all vaccination, care
and impound fees are paid in full.
§ 6-3-3 RUNNING AT LARGE.
(A) No person owning, keeping, possessing, harboring or maintaining any dog shall allow
such dog to be at large as defined in A.J. C,Vol. I, § 6-1-1. However, notwithstanding such
limitations, a dog is deemed to be not at large under the following circumstances
(1) While such dog is restrained by a leash, chain,rope or cord of not more than 6 feet in
length and of sufficient strength to control action of the dog
(2) While such dog is used for control of livestock or while being used or trained for
hunting or being exhibited or trained at a kennel club event or while engaged in races approved
by the Anzona Racing Commission
(3) While the dog is actively engaged in dog obedience training, accompanied by and under
the control of the owner or trainer,provided that the person training the dog has in their
possession a dog leash of not more than 6 feet in length and of sufficient strength to control the
dog, and further,the dog is actually enrolled in or has graduated from a dog obedience training
school which has been approved by the an Enforcement Officer.
(B) The Enforcement Officer shall apprehend and/or impound any dog running at large. The
Enforcement Officer will shall hay c the right-1e enter private property to apprehend any dog that
has been running at large. Such entry shall be in a reasonable pursuit and shall not include entry
into a domicile or enclosure which confines a dog except at the invitation of the occupant or
owner.
§ 6-3-4 IMPOUNDMENT.
(A) If a dog is impounded for any reason and is not already microchipped, the Animal Control
Division is hereby authorized to cause such dog to be microchipped at a cost to be borne by the
owner. The microchipping shall be performed by Animal Control Division personnel or other
qualified personnel which have been delegated such duty.
(B) Impoundment fees together with fees for care and feeding, as established in Vol. I, Article
4-3, shall be assessed for the impoundment of dogs.
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§6-3-5 HEARING ON DISPOSITION OF ABUSED AND VICIOUS ANIMALS.
A peace offices city An Enforcement Officer or th . offco h o has responsibility for
animal control in the city who has impounded an animal pursuant to this article on a showing of
probable cause that the animal has been cruelly mistreated or cruelly neglected or that the animal
is vicious or may be a danger to the safety of any person or other animal, may request, through
the City Attorney's office, a disposition hearing before the City Magistrate to determine whether
the animal has suffered cruel mistreatment or cruel neglect as defined in A R S § 13-2910 or is
vicious as defined in .. ,+G.C., Vol. I, § 6-1-1 The court shall schedule the hearing within 15
business days after the request has been filed. The animal will be held by the Animal Control
Division or its designee until the matter has been fully adjudicated by the Municipal Court, and
all appellate time periods have expired.
§ 6-3-6 VICIOUS DOGS.
It is unlawful for any person to keep, harbor, allow to run at-large, or otherwise have under his
or her control any vicious dog or direct or control of any vicious dog. This section shall not apply
to zoos, wild animal parks or animal shelters Vicious dogs may be impounded if they are found
at large and may be kept impounded until there is a final disposition of any criminal complaint or
payment in full of all civil sanctions imposed arising from the alleged violation of this section,
provided that the criminal or civil complaint is filed within 30 days of the alleged violation.
Also, in the judgment of the Enforcement Officer, any dog at large that is dangerous,vicious, or
fierce and poses an immediate threat to human safety that cannot be safely impounded, may be
immediately slain in a humane manner.
§ 6-3-7 OWNER LIABILITY.
(A) Injury to any person or animal or damage to any property, by an animal while at large or
under the owner's control, shall be the full responsibility of the animal owner or person
responsible for the animal when such damages were inflicted
(B) The owner of an animal which bites a person who is in or on a public place or lawfully in
or on a pnvate place, including the property of the owner of the animal, is liable for damages
suffered by the person bitten, regardless of the former viciousness of the animal or the owner's
previous knowledge of its viciousness
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§6-3-8 DOGS KILLING ANIMALS, LIVESTOCK OR FOWL.
(A) If any person disco\cis a dog killing, wounding of chasing animals livestock or fowl or
(B) The owner of a dog is liable foi damages caused by the killing, wounding or chasing
animals, livestock or fowl.
The provisions of A.R S. § 3-1311 govern situations where dogs kill, wound or chase livestock,
except that the same provisions also apply where dogs kill, wound or chase any animal or fowl.
§ 6-3-9 DOG FECAL MATTER.
Any person owning,possessing,harboring or having the care, charge, control or custody of any
dog shall immediately remove and thereafter dispose of any fecal matter deposited by the dog on
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public or private property, unless the property owner has given prior approval to use the property
for this purpose
ARTICLE 6-4: CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENT
Section
6-4-1 Intergovernmental agreements
§ 6-4-1 INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENTS.
Notwithstanding any provision of this chapter to the contrary, the Council may contract with
other agencies to enforce the provisions of this chapter
ARTICLE 6-5: CONFINED ANIMALS
Section
6-5-1 Confined animals in motor vehicles or other places of endangerment
6-5-2 Impoundment of animals found in motor vehicles
6-5-3 Exceptions
§ 6-5-1 CONFINED ANIMALS IN MOTOR VEHICLES OR OTHER PLACES OF
ENDANGERMENT.
No person having charge or custody of an animal,as owner or otherwise, shall place or confine
such animal, or allow such animal to be placed or confined or to remain in a motor vehicle or in
such a location under such conditions or for such a period of time as may endanger the health or
well-being of such animal due to heat or cold, lack of food, drink, adequate ventilation or such
other circumstances as may reasonably be expected to cause suffering, disability or death
§ 6-5-2 IMPOUNDMENT OF ANIMALS FOUND IN MOTOR VEHICLES.
An peace ofticei or Enforcement Officer who finds an animal in a motor vehicle in violation of
this article may force entry into the motor vehicle if necessary to remove the animal The
Enforcement Officer removing the animal shall take the animal to the Animal Control Division
an animal shelter or other place of safekeeping and shall, in the event the person having custody
cannot be otherwise contacted, leave in a prominent place in the motor vehicle a written notice
bearing the Enforcement Officer's name,the office and address where the animal may be claimed
by the owner thereof The animal will be surrendered to the owner if the owner claims the animal
within 7-2-3 business days hours from the time the animal was removed from the motor vehicle
and shall pay all reasonable charges that have accrued for the maintenance of the animal. The
owner must also at such time of return of such animal make current all licensing and
vaccinations and pay all associated fines. In addition, the owner shall show proof of payment of
any court fines for any citations that were issued as a result of the impoundment.
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§ 6-5-3 EXCEPTIONS.
Nothing in this article shall be deemed to prohibit the transportation of horses, cattle, sheep,
poultry or other agricultural livestock in trailers or other vehicles designed and constructed for
such purpose
ARTICLE 6-6: KEEPING OF ANIMALS
Section
6-6-1 Maintenance of property
6-6-2 Sanitary regulations
6-6-3 Enforcement
§ 6-6-1 MAINTENANCE OF PROPERTY.
(A) No person, firm or corporation shall be permitted to keep or harbor any animal in such a
manner that the housing conditions shall cause insect or rodent breeding, obnoxious or offensive
odors or those that constitute a public nuisance An odor constitutes a public nuisance if it
interfei ,, ,th the comf rtab' enjoyment of life of pioperty by an entire community or
neighborhood or by a considerable number of persons
(B) All corrals, barns, enclosures or other structures used for the purpose of housing, keeping
or caring for any animal or animals shall be structurally sound so as to contain such animals
safely and securely
§ 6-6-2 SANITARY REGULATIONS.
(A) Manure shall be removed from any yard, corral, barn, enclosure or any other structure
used for the purpose of housing, keeping or caring for an animal or livestock as often as
necessary to maintain a sanitary premise that will not cause a hazard to the health of an animal or
livestock
(B) Drinking troughs shall contain clean and fresh water and shall be provided with adequate
overflow drainage and such drainage shall be controlled so as to prohibit any flow onto adjoining
properties or the breeding of mosquitoes or other noxious insects. Livestock must have access to
drinking water at all times.
(C) Manure shall not be accumulated in any place or in any manner whereby it may affect a
source of dnnlung water or groundwater
(D) Spillage and leftovers from animal feedings shall be disposed of in such a manner that
insect or rodent breeding or obnoxious odors do not exist
(E) Manure shall be located on the property on which the animals or livestock generating the
manure are kept or harbored so as to prevent the manure from entering onto an adjoining
property. Reasonable containment procedures shall take mto consideration acts of nature such as
rainfall and wind, as well as natural drainage courses and sloping terrain.
§ 6-6-3 ENFORCEMENT.
All animals shall be kept or harbored with adequate food, water and care in accordance with
the provisions of this chapter. It shall be the duty of the Enforcement Officer to take into custody
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or impound any animals which are maintained in such conditions in violation of this code in
accordance with the provisions as contained in Vol I,Article 6-2
ARTICLE 6-7: POTBELLIED PIGS
Section
6-7-1 Licenses and tags
6-7-2 Running at large
6-7-3 Impoundment
6-7-4 Biting pigs
6-7-5 Owner liability
6-7-6 Keeping of potbellied pigs
6-7-7 Number permitted
6-7-8 Commercial breeding prohibited
§ 6-7-1 LICENSES AND TAGS.
(A) A license shall be required, with a fee as established in Vol. I, Article 4-3, for each
potbellied pig 4 months of age or over that is kept, harbored or maintained within the boundaries
of the city for at least 30 calendar days of each year. The license is valid for 12 months from the
month of issue and shall expire if not renewed by the end of each year A delinquent renewal fee
penalty not to exceed the ameunt set fefth in A I C C , Vol I, Article 4 3 shall be added to the
potbellied pig is requited to be Iicci sed under the provisions of this article This penalty shall not
has beet in thei possession less than 30 calendar days of who have resided in the city less than
30 calendar days of each yea'
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(B) Durable license tags shall be provided by the city. Each potbellied pig licensed under the
terms of this article shall receive, at the time of licensmg, such a tag on which shall be'nscnbed
the name of the city, the number of the license and the year of issue. All license tags shall expire
12 months from the month of issue The tag shall be attached to a collar or harness which shall
be worn by the potbellied pig at all times except as may be otherwise provided in this article
Whenever a license tag is lost,a duplicate tag shall be issued upon application by the owner.
(C) It is unlawful for any person to counterfeit or attempt to counterfeit an official license tag
or remove such tag from any potbellied pig for the purpose of willful and malicious mischief or
place a license tag upon a potbellied pig unless the tag was issued to that potbellied pig.
(D) Whenever the ownership of a potbellied pig has changed,the new owner must obtain a
new license and pay the fees.
(E) The Enforcement Officer shall apprehend and impound any potbellied pig found without a
current valid license tag.
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§ 6-7-2 RUNNING AT LARGE.
(A) No person owning, keeping, possessing, harboring or maintaining any potbellied pig shall
allow such potbellied pig to be at large as defined in A.J.C.0 ,Vol I, § 6-1-1 subject to the
permission of the Public Safety Director pursuant to this article.
(B) The Enforcement Officer shall apprehend and impound any potbellied pig running at
large.
§ 6-7-3 IMPOUNDMENT.
(A) Impoundment regulations as contained in A J.0 C , Vol I, Article 6-2, except those
applied to livestock, shall apply to potbellied pigs
(B) Impoundment fees together with fees for care and feeding, as established in A J.0 C, Vol
I, Article 4-3, shall be assessed for the impoundment of potbellied pigs
§ 6-7-4 BITING PIGS.
(A) Any potbellied pig properly licensed pursuant to this chapter that bites any person may be
confined and quarantined at the home of the owner or wherever the potbellied pig is harbored
and maintained with the written consent of and in a manner prescribed by the enforcement
officer. The potbellied pig shall not be moved or relocated unless the enforcement officer is so
notified The time for quarantine under this division shall be 10 calendar days.
(B) At the completion of the quarantine or impoundment period and prior to the release of the
potbellied pig,the potbellied pig shall be examined by a licensed vetennanan and released only
if the veterinarian determines that the potbellied pig docs not exhibit signs of rabies, infection or
any other dangerous, contagious and infectious diseases.
(C) If it is determined that the potbellied pigis infected with rabies or other dangerous,
contagious and infectious disease, it shall be the duty of the Enforcement Officer to destroy such
potbellied pig in as humane a manner as reasonably possible Following such action or if the
potbellied pig dies during the period of quarantine or impoundment, its head shall be sent to the
Arizona State Department of Health Services or appropriate diagnostic laboratory for
examination
el\ § 6-7-5 OWNER LIABILITY.
(A) Injury to any person or animal or damage to any property by a potbellied pig while at
large or under the owner's control shall be the full responsibility of the owner or person
responsible for the potbellied pig when such damages were inflicted
(B) The owner ofpotbelliedpigwhich bites aperson who is in or on apublic place or
lawfully in or on a private place, including the property of the owner of the potbellied pig, is
liable for damages suffered by the person bitten, regardless of the former viciousness of the
potbellied pig or the owner's previous knowledge of its viciousness
§ 6-7-6 KEEPING OF POTBELLIED PIGS.
The provisions of A.J.C.C., Vol. I, Article 6-6 shall be applicable to the keeping of potbellied
pigs.
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§ 6-7-7 NUMBER PERMITTED.
No more than 3 potbellied pigs as defined in this chapter,with each animal weighing no more
than 100 pounds, shall be allowed per household Potbellied pigs kept in this manner shall be
considered as pets provided they are not kept for purposes of retail sales or commercial breeding
§ 6-7-8 COMMERCIAL BREEDING PROHIBITED
No potbellied pigs shall be kept for purposes of commercial breeding or retail sales. Any
potbellied pig as permitted under this chapter shall be kept only as a pet or as a show animal
within the limitations of A.J.C.C.,Vol I, § 6-7-7
ARTICLE 6-8: KEEPING OF SWINE FOR SPECIAL
PROJECTS
Section
6-8-1 Limitations on location and quantity
6-8-2 Time limitations
6-8-3 Sanitary conditions
8-8-4 Registration required
6-8-5 Termination of project
§ 6-8-1 LIMITATIONS ON LOCATION AND QUANTITY.
The keeping of swine or pigs shall meet the requirements set forth in A.J.C.0 , Vol II, Land
Development Code, Chapter 1, Zoning Ordinance, § 1-6-17, Animal Regualtions, as amended.
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or lot enS
§ 6-8-2 TIME LIMITATIONS.
All swine or pigs permitted under this article shall be considered as part of a terminal market
project or other similar educational project subject to the guidelines of a political subdivision of
this state or an educational institution. All guidelines shall specify a period of time for
termination of the project All swine and pigs kept in conjunction with an educational project
shall be limited to a period of time commencing November 1 and ending on March 31 of the
subsequent year in conjunction with the scheduling of the Pinal County Fair At no other time
shall such swine or pigs be permitted to remain on any parcel or lot
§ 6-8-3 SANITARY CONDITIONS.
(A) All swine or pigs kept in accordance with this article shall be fed only manufactured
swine feed in pellet form and shall not be fed refuse or garbage.
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(B) The area in which such swine or pigs are harbored or maintained shall be kept clean with
all manure disposed of properly and on a daily basis No standing water or mud bog shall be
permitted. Water will be provided by means of a manufactured animal activated watenng system
with an automatic shut-off valve to terminate water flow, such as a lixit system
§ 6-8-4 REGISTRATION REQUIRED.
All swine or pigs kept in accordance with this article shall be tagged, photographed and
registered with the Animal Control Division
§6-8-5 TERMINATION OF PROJECT.
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If any swine or pig kept in conjunction with a project as permitted by this article fails, for any
reason, to fulfill the requirements as imposed by this article, the animal may be impounded.Any
animal not fulfilling the project requirements shall not be returned to the participating owners'
residence or to the site at which it was previously harbored
ARTICLE 6-9: VIOLATIONS
Section
6-9-1 Civil filings and penalties
6-9-2 Criminal filings and penalties
§ 6-9-1 CIVIL FILINGS AND PENALTIES.
Except as otherwise noted, any violation of this chapter shall be handled as a civil offense and
shall be filed ttle4 in the municipal court in the same manner as civil property maintenance
violations are handled pursuant to Vol. I, § 9-1-4(D) Appeals shall be handled in the same
manner pursuant to Vol I, § 9-1-4 (E) The fines noted below are the exact fines that a judge
shall impose, which shall not be decreased,increased, or exchanged for community restitution or
other penalties The court may impose additional penalties to include court fees, but shall not
substitute such fees for the base fines referenced as follows.
Fine of
First violation $250
Second violation of same code provision occurring within 24 months of first Fine of
violation $500
Third violation of same code provision occurnng within 24 months of first Fine of
violation $750
§ 6-9-2 CRIMINAL FILINGS AND PENALTIES.
A fourth violation of the same code provision in this chapter occurnng within 24 months of the
first violation shall be filed in the Criminal Division of the Municipal Court as a Class 1
misdemeanor by the City Attorney's office, which minimum fine shall be $1,000 and a maximum
fine of$2,500, a maximum of 36 months probation, a maximum of 6 months jail time, and other
provisions which the court has jurisdiction to impose, such as applicable court-imposed
1 penalties, assessments, an order for forfeiture and destruction of an animal, and other court or
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probation fees The judge shall treat subsequent and successive civil judgments as in the same
manner criminal prior convictions are concerned insofar as the elevated fines noted above are to
be applied. The judge has no discretion to lower these successive fines. However, violations of
the following code provisions, whenever committed, single incident or repetitive, shall always be
handled as criminal Class 1 misdemeanors with the above-noted minimum Class 1 misdemeanor
penalties.
6-1-11 Cruelty, neglect and abandonment
6-2-9 Impeding Enforcement Officer
6-2-10 Biting animals; quarantine
6-3-6 Vicious dogs
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RESOLUTION NO. 15-10
A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF APACHE JUNCTION, ARIZONA, DECLARING AS A PUBLIC
RECORD THAT CERTAIN DOCUMENT FILED WITH THE CITY CLERK
AND ENTITLED "APACHE JUNCTION CITY CODE, VOLUME 1,
CHAPTER 6, ANIMALS".
WHEREAS, Arizona Revised Statutes Annotated (hereinafter
"A.R. S. ") § 9-802 permits municipalities to enact the provisions
of a code or public record in existence without setting forth
such provisions in full text as long as the adopting ordinance
is published in full text and at least three copies of the code
or public record are filed in the office of the clerk of the
municipality and are made available for public use and
inspection; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to A.R. S §§ 9-801 (1) and 9-802, such
codes include cable system provisions; and
WHEREAS, City staff has identified such provisions herein,
and it is the intent of the City to declare such documents and
compilations as public records, on file in the office of the
City Clerk.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF APACHE JUNCTION, ARIZONA AS FOLLOWS:
eN SECTION I IN GENERAL
1. That certain document entitled "Apache Junction City Code,
Volume 1, Chapter 6, Animals, " three copies of which are on
file in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Apache
Junction, Arizona, is hereby declared to be a public
record, shall be made available for public use and
inspection, and shall remain on file with the City Clerk.
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
APACHE JUNCTION, ARIZONA, THIS DAY OF , 2015
RESOLUTION NO. 15-10
PAGE 1 OF 2
SIGNED AND ATTESTED TO THIS DAY OF , 2015.
JOHN S. INSALACO
Mayor
ATTEST• emiN
KATHLEEN CONNELLY
City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
RICHARD J. STERN
City Attorney
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RESOLUTION NO. 15-10
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ORDINANCE NO. 1414
AN ORDINANCE OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF APACHE JUNCTION, ARIZONA, AMENDING APACHE JUNCTION
CITY CODE, VOLUME 1, BY REPEALING CHAPTER 6, ANIMALS,
^ AND ADOPTING BY REFERENCE A NEW CHAPTER 6, ANIMALS;
REPEALING ANY CONFLICTING PROVISIONS; PROVIDING FOR
SEVERABILITY; AND PROVIDING FOR PENALTIES.
WHEREAS, since the Mayor and City Council originally adopted
Chapter 6 of the Apache Junction City Code ("A. J.0 C. ") , Volume 1
relating to Animal Code provisions in 1980, numerous amendments
have been subsequently approved; and
WHEREAS, over time as a result of these various amendments as
well as historical practice and procedure, portions of the code
have become outdated and require revision; and
WHEREAS, staff recommends certain changes to Chapter 6 to
keep up with the current laws and operational efficiency at the
Paws and Claws Care Center; and
WHEREAS, a work session on April 6, 2015, and a public
hearing on April 21, 2015, were held to discuss the amendments;
and
WHEREAS, A.R. S. § 9-802 permits municipalities to enact the
provisions of a code or public record theretofore in existence
without setting forth such provisions in full text as long as the
adopting ordinance is published in full text and at least three
copies of the code or public record are filed in the office of
"'IN use
clerk of the municipality and are made available for public
use and inspection; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to A.R. S. §§ 9-801 (1) and 9-802, codes
which may be adopted by reference include those relating to
animal control facility regulation; and
WHEREAS, City staff has determined that for administrative
efficiency, it is more appropriate to update the City Code Volume
1, Chapter 6 by repealing Chapter 6 of City Code Volume 1 in its
entirety, and replacing it with an updated Chapter 6, to include
the updated animal code provisions.
ORDINANCE NO. 1414
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BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF APACHE
JUNCTION, ARIZONA, AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION I IN GENERAL
1 . That existing Apache Junction City Code, Volume 1, Chapter
6, Animals, is hereby repealed in its entirety.
2 That certain document known as "Apache Junction City Code,
Volume 1, Chapter 6, Animals", three copies of which are on
file in the office of the City Clerk, which document was
made a public record by Resolution No. 15-10 of the City of
Apache Junction, is hereby referred to, adopted and made a
part hereof as if fully set out in this ordinance, pursuant
to A.R. S . § 9-802 .
SECTION II REPEALING ANY CONFLICTING ORDINANCES
All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict with the
provisions of this ordinance or anypart of the
codesadopted
herein by reference are hereby repealed.
SECTION III PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY
If any section, subsection, sentence, phrase, clause or portion
of this ordinance or any part of the codes or regulations adopted
herein by reference is for any reason held to be invalid or
unconstitutional by the decision of any court of competent
jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity of the
remaining portions thereof.
SECTION IV PROVIDING FOR PENALTIES
After the City exhausts all of its civil violation procedures as
referenced in the adopted regulations, any violation of any
provisions adopted herein, shall be punishable as a Class 1
Misdemeanor consistent with Apache Junction City Code, Volume 1, emIS
Chapter 1, GENERAL, Article 1-8, PENALTY.
APPROVED AND ADOPTED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
APACHE JUNCTION THIS DAY OF , 2015.
SIGNED AND ATTESTED TO THIS DAY OF , 2015.
JOHN S. INSALACO
Mayor
ORDINANCE NO. 1414
2 OF 3
ATTEST:
KATHLEEN CONNELLY
City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
/1 RICHARD J. STERN
City Attorney
ORDINANCE NO. 1414
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-. City of Apache Junction, Arizona 300 E Superstition
Boulevard
AZ 85119
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ate;. Agenda Item Cover Sheet
Agenda Item No 4
r2i4"".alFile ID. 15-56
Sponsor. Agenda Date.4/6/2015
Index. In Control. City Council Work Session
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Presentation by and discussion with Captain Freeman on Pinal County Animal Control
Intergovernmental Agreement
Attachments.
City of Apache Junction,Arizona Page 1 Printed on 3/31/2015
Office of the Division of Administrative &
Support Services Commander
April 6, 2015
SUBJECT' Pinal County Animal Control Intergovernmental
Agreement
TO* Honorable Mayor and Membe of the City Council
THROUGH Thomas Kelly, Chief of P.
FROM Arnold Freeman, Captai
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A primary staff duty is to insure appropriate agreements and understandings are in
place to facilitate services when local resources are unavailable or diminished. This
allows for continuity of service to our citizens, customers, and visiting pets
Staff has been in contact with the Pinal County Animal Control Division to negotiate
an Intergovernmental Agreement ("IGA") that would cover loss, interruption, or
absence of animal care and control services in the City. The Pinal County Board of
Supervisors has already approved the attached IGA The IGA is beneficial during
community catastrophes or when staff is overwhelmed, lacks expertise or proper
equipment to perform duties. Any significant reliance upon utilizing this IGA is
unlikely based on our service history, however, it is necessary for the unexpected
events that may arise
Staff recommends the adoption of the attached IGA, which includes the following
critical provisions-
• p 2, § 2(A), Euthanasia emergency provisions
• p 2, § 2(B), Rabies Testing
• p 2 - 3, § 2(C), Boarding Services
• p 3, § 2(E)(should be "D"), Temporary Animal Control Services
(Exhibit A contains the schedule of reimbursement costs.)
• p 3, § 3, Mutual Indemnification
• p 4, §4, 2 year agreement term with automatic renewals
• p 5, § 9, Conflict of Interest cases handling
INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEEMENT BETWEEN
CITY OF APACHE JUNCTION AND
FINAL COUNTY FOR ANIMAL CONTROL SERVICES
THIS AGREEMENT is made and entered into this day of
2015, by and between THE CITY OF APACHE JUNCTION, ARIZONA, an Arizona
municipal corporation (hereinafter referred to as "City") and PINAL COUNTY, a
political subdivision of the State of Arizona (hereinafter referred to as "County"),
both collectively being referred to herein as the "Parties", or individually as a
"Party".
RECITALS-
A. Animal control services provided to City residents are sometimes
limited to when its animal control facility (known as the Paws and Claws Care
Center at 725 E. Baseline Road, Apache Junction, AZ) is open.
B. County maintains a region wide animal control facility located at 1150
South Eleven Mile Corner, Casa Grande, AZ.
C. The City is interested in contracting with the County to assist City in
certain animal control services on an as-needed basis, to include emergency
euthanasia and rabies procedures, as well as emergency boarding and care
services.
D. This mutual cooperation would result in public savings and
governmental efficiencies.
E The Parties have the desire to assist each other and are each
authorized to enter this Agreement pursuant to A R.S. § 11-951, et seq.
AGREEMENT
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual promises contained
herein and other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and adequacy of
which is hereby acknowledged, the Parties agree as follows:
1. PURPOSE: The purpose of this Agreement is to set forth the
services provided between the Parties.
2. CITY AND COUNTY ANIMAL CONTROL SERVICES
A. EUTHANASIA SERVICES
i. County's Obligations:
a. At the request of the City and within two (2) hours of
contact, provide euthanasia services when City personnel
are not available, or in any emergency situation as
determined by the City. When responding to a request for
euthanasia services, County retains complete discretion
regarding the need for the animal to be euthanized
ii. City's Obligations:
a. City will reimburse County for any expenses incurred when
providing euthanasia services including the cost of
materials and personnel as set forth in Exhibit A.
B. RABIES TESTING
i. County's Obligations•
a. At the request of City, County shall initiate post-exposure
prophylaxis on animals.
b. When requested by the City to investigate a rabies
exposure the County will work with county and state health
department officials to determine appropriate action and
carry out the appropriate actions
i�. City's Obligations:
a. After mandatory ten (10) day quarantine, City shall contact
County prior to animal euthanasia in order to provide
County sufficient time to respond to the request for such
service.
b. If the animal is unable to complete the ten (10) day
quarantine due to illness or other circumstances, City
shall contact County as soon as City becomes aware of the
need for County services.
C. BOARDING SERVICES
i. County's Obligations:
a. County shall provide City with animal boarding services
upon request subject to available space limitations.
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b. While boarded with County, County shall provide animals
with adequate food, water and shelter to maintain an
animal in a healthy condition.
c. County shall provide any animals in their control with a
standard of care equal to or greater than the standard of
care the animal would have received if under the care of
City.
ii. City's Obligations:
a. City shall reimburse County for the cost associated
with boarding as set forth in Exhibit A.
b. City shall deliver animals to be boarded to the County
facility unless other arrangements are made with the
County in advance.
E. TEMPORARY ANIMAL CONTROL ASSISTANCE
i. County's Obligations:
a. County shall provide temporary short term animal control
services to City when City determines its own staff is not
able to provide services as needed.
b County shall provide assistance to the Apache Junction
Police Department as well as the public with typical animal
control related activities including but not limited to
containing animals at large, assisting animals in distress,
responding to animal bites, and transporting animals to
appropriate animal care facility when necessary and
requested by the City.
ii. City's Obligations:
a. City shall reimburse County for the cost associated with
temporary animal control assistance and related services
as described above and monetarily set forth in Exhibit A.
3. INDEMNIFICATION AND INSURANCE: To the extent permitted by
law, the Parties covenant and agree to fully indemnify, hold harmless and defend
each other and their directors, council members, board members, officers,
agents, servants and employees from and against any and all claims or actions
of whatsoever kind of character, whether real or asserted, arising out of or in
connection with this Agreement, except to the extent such claims or suits arise
out of or are based upon acts or omissions by each Party or their directors,
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council members, board members, officers, servants, employees or agents. If
any action or claim shall be brought or asserted against either Party their
directors, council members, officers, agents, servants or employees for which
indemnity may be sought from either Party, then the Parties shall promptly notify
each other in writing The Parties agree to within ten (10) working days of
receiving such notice, assume the defense of each other, and the payment of all
expenses, including any attorney fees and all court costs which shall be paid as
incurred. This indemnification provision shall apply to any and all acts or
omissions, willful misconduct or negligent conduct, whether passive or active,
on the part of the Parties, their directors, council members, board members,
employees and agents. It is understood and agreed that either Party may elect
to self-insure or obtain insurance through their pooling agreement with other
governmental entities against any or all of the risks related to this Agreement.
The Parties shall provide each other with a current insurance certificate or other
evidence of coverage as appropriate. This section shall survive the expiration
or early termination of this Agreement.
4 DURATION OF AGREEMENT/TERMINATION. This Agreement shall
be valid for an ititial term of two (2) years and shall automatically be renewed
every year thereafter. City and County shall conduct a joint review of the
Agreement each year within 30 days of the anniversary of the effective date, to
determine if changes are required. Either Party may terminate this Agreement
for any reason upon sixty (60) calendar days' written notice to the other Party by
first class certified mail, postage prepaid, or by overnight delivery addressed to
the other Party as set forth in Section 9 of this Agreement.
S. BINDING EFFECT/ASSIGNMENT. The obligations and rights
created in this Agreement are binding upon and shall inure to the benefit of the
Parties and their successors, assigns and legal representatives. Neither Party
may assign its rights under this Agreement without the prior written approval of
the other Party Such successor or assignee shall assume, in writing, all duties
and obligations hereunder of the prior Party and shall further agree to be bound
by and to fully perform the terms of this Agreement.
6. ENTIRE AGREEMENT: This instrument contains the entire
Agreement between the Parties hereto with respect to the subject matter
contained in it and supersedes all prior and contemporaneous agreements,
discussions and representations related thereto. No supplement, modification
or amendment hereof shall be binding and effective unless in writing and signed
by all of the Parties.
7. SEVERABILITY: The Parties each believe that the execution,
delivery and performance of this Agreement are in compliance with all
applicable laws However, in the unlikely event that any provision of this
Agreement is declared void or unenforceable (or is construed as requiring the
Parties to do any act in violation of any applicable laws, including any
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constitutional provision, law, regulation, or city or county code), such provision
shall be deemed severed from this Agreement and this Agreement shall
otherwise remain in full force and effect, provided that this Agreement shall
retroactively be deemed reformed to the extent reasonably possible in such a
manner so that the reformed Agreement (and any related Agreements effective
as of the same date) provide essentially the same rights and benefits (economic
and otherwise) to the Parties as if such severance and reformation were not
required. Unless prohibited by applicable laws, the Parties further shall perform
all acts and execute, acknowledge and/or deliver all amendments, instruments
and consents necessary to accomplish and to give effect to the purposes of this
Agreement, as reformed.
8. GOVERNING LAW, VENUE AND ATTORNEY FEES: The terms and
conditions of this Agreement shall be governed by and interpreted in
accordance with the laws of the State of Arizona. Any action at law or in equity
brought by either Party for the purpose of enforcing a right or rights provided for
in this Agreement shall be tried in a court of competent jurisdiction in Pinal
County, Arizona. The Parties hereby waive all provisions of law providing for a
change of venue in such proceeding to any other county. In the event either
Party shall bring suit to enforce any term of this Agreement or to recover any
damages for and on account of the breach of any term or condition in this
Agreement, it is mutually agreed that the prevailing Party in such action shall
recover all costs including all litigation and appeal expenses, collection
expenses, reasonable attorneys' fees, necessary witness fees and court costs
to be determined by the court in such action.
9. INVESTIGATION INVOLVING ELECTED OFFICIALS/EMPLOYEES
AND THEIR RELATIVES: The Parties acknowledge the complexities involving
conflicts of interest that arise when their public entity elected officials,
employees and relatives thereto are investigated for animal code violations.
Consequently, the Parties agree to undertake these sensitive investigations
when such requests are timely provided. The Parties reserve the right to
decline acceptance of such requests if they determine they cannot adequately
handle the matters based on lack of personnel or financial resources.
10. NOTICES. All notices and insurance certificates required under this
Agreement shall be sent as follows:
If to City: Administrative & Support Services Commander
Apache Junction Police Department
300 East Superstition Blvd.
Apache Junction, AZ 85119
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And courtesy copy to. City Attorney
City of Apache Junction
300 East Superstition Blvd.
Apache Junction,AZ 85119
If to County: Pinal County Animal Care and Control Director
1150 South Eleven Mile Corner a
Casa Grande,AZ 85194
And courtesy copy to: Pinal County Attorney
P.O. Box 887
Florence, AZ 85132
10. CONFLICTS OF INTEREST: The provisions of A.R.S. § 38-511 relating
to cancellation of contracts due to conflicts of interest shall apply to this
Agreement.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Parties hereto have caused this Agreement to
be duly executed as of the day and year first above written.
PINAL COUNTY, a political subdivision of
,cA$A..L -, the State of Arizona
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THE CITY OF APACHE JUNCTION,
ARIZONA, an Arizona municipal
corporation
By:.
John S. Insataco, Mayor
ATTEST.
Kathleen Connelly, City Clerk
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COUNSEL APPROVAL AS TO FORM
I have read this Agreement and have determined such Agreement is in proper
form and is entered into within the powers of and authority granted under the
laws of the State of Arizona.
ando Voyles, Pinal Co my Attorney Date
I have read this Agreement and have determined such Agreement is in proper
form and is entered into within the powers of and authority granted under the
laws of the State of Arizona.
Richard J. Stern, Apache Junction City Attorney Date
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EXHIBIT A
RATES OF REIMBURSEMENT
Services Fees
After hours emergency response $50.00
Animal disposal-owned $25.00
Daily maintenance fee-dog aggressive/quarantine $20.00
Daily maintenance fee-dog or cat $15.00
Disposal fee-euthanasia $15.00
Euthanasia-owned animals at shelter $50.00
Field tranquilization for aggressive animals $35.00
Impound - initial fee for licensed dog $20 00
Impound- initial fee for unlicensed dog $35.00
Impound- initial fee for feline $20.00
Miscellaneous Animal Control Containment, $ /hr.
attending to distressed animals in the field,
animal bites, and associated transportation
Quarantine $225.00
Recovery fee for impounded animal $50.00
Temporary Animal Control Services- Monday through
Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. $42.00/hr.
Temporary Animal Control Services-Monday through
Friday from 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m., weekends and
holidays $63 00/hr.
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Sponsor Bryant Powell Agenda Date.4/6/2015
Index. Outside Scope of Council Priorities In Control. City Council Work Session
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Presentation and discussion on Resolution No 15-12, renewing the city's membership with
the Arizona Metropolitan Trust(AzMT), provider of medical and dental benefits for city
employees, which expires on June 30, 2015 The city is a founding member of AzMT with El
Mirage, Youngtown, and Avondale Starting on July 1, 2015,AzMT will consist of the four
original city members and will be adding the employee groups of the County of Pinal and the
Buckeye Valley Fire District
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RESOLUTION NO. 15-12
A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF APACHE JUNCTION, ARIZONA, AUTHORIZING THE RENEWAL
OF THE CITY' S MEMBERSHIP IN THE ARIZONA METROPOLITAN
TRUST.
WHEREAS, the City of Apache Junction ("City") is
currently a participating entity in the Arizona
Metropolitan Trust ("AzMT") which is the health insurance
provider the City and other public entities have
collectively chosen in 2012 pursuant to A.R.S. §11-952 . 01
for its health insurance needs; and
WHEREAS, the City' s current term of membership as a
participating entity shall expire on June 30, 2015; and
WHEREAS, AzMT' s Board of Trustees has offered a
renewal membership to Apache Junction commencing July 01,
2015; and
WHEREAS, the City wishes to renew its participation in
AzMT for a three (3) year membership period commencing July
01, 2015 and terminating June 30, 2018; and
WHEREAS, renewal of the City' s membership in AzMT will
serve the interest of the City and its employees .
WHEREAS, AzMT authorizes each participating entity to
designate one trustee for the Board of Trustees and allows
for one other management level staff member employed by the
same entity to serve as an alternate trustee.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF APACHE JUCNTION, ARIZONA, AS
FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1 -
The Apache Junction City Council hereby authorizes the
renewal of the City' s membership in AzMT for the period
commencing July 01, 2015 and terminating June 30, 2018 .
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SECTION 2 :
The Apache Junction City Council hereby authorizes the City
Manager serve as the trustee and a management level staff
member employed by the City serve as an alternate trustee.
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF APACHE JUNCTION, ARIZONA THIS DAY OF
ON 2015 .
SIGNED AND ATTESTED TO THIS DAY OF , 2015 .
JOHN S. INSALACO
Mayor
ATTEST:
KATHLEEN CONNELLY
City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
R. JOEL STERN
City Attorney
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Sponsor. Emile Schmid Agenda Date•4/6/2015
Index. Community Infrastructure In Control. City Council Work Session
Presentation and discussion on Apache Trail road improvements Staff will provide an update
on the Apache Trail design and requests the mayor and city council consider a contract for
PWC2014-01 Apache Trail Road Improvements- Phase 1 Staff recommends the city enter
into a contract with Vincon, LLC in an amount not to exceed $266,178 30
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THERE IS ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION ON THIS ITEM
IN THE REGULAR MEETING
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Sponsor. Bryant Powell and Matt Busby Agenda Date 4/6/2015
Index Community Infrastructure, Budgetary Item In Control City Council Work Session
"" Presentation and discussion on Resolution No 15-11, approving and authorizing an interfund
balance loan in an amount not to exceed $10,000,000 00 for roadway improvements,
authorizing the taking of all other actions necessary to consummate the transaction
contemplated by this resolution, and declaring an emergency
The purpose of the proposed Resolution No 15-11 is to allow the City to accelerate street and
road improvements by borrowing against projected receivables from the 0 2% Sales Tax
established by Ordinance No 1406 and from state distributions of Highway User Revenue
Funds As an alternative to selling bonds, placing bonds, and/or borrowing from an external
third party to accelerate the street and road improvements, the City can lend funds internally
from General Fund Balances In contrast to bonds or external third party loans, the City can
reduce or eliminate interest expense, transaction costs, credit enhancement costs, and annual
debt management costs through the proposed internal borrowing The proposed resolution is
modeled after previous City resolutions that authorized bond issues and loans where the City
obligated itself to repay bondholders or third party lenders While the proposed resolution
follows these past precedents to create a repayment obligation, the advantage of the
"Interfund Balance Loan"as documented by the resolution is that future Councils can respond
to changing circumstances and amend the terms and conditions of the repayment Another
advantage of the resolution as written is Council authorization for staff to notice existing or
future lenders of the repayment obligation and the negotiable lien against the 0 2% Sales Tax
The use of the terms"Interfund Balance"facilitates accounting and reporting of the obligation
within reports to Council, budgets, and financial statements The term "Loan" is intended to
convey Council intent to repay the General Fund
In summary, this Resolution (1) documents an alternative to selling or placing debt, (2) creates
an institutional memory that ensures the loan from the General Fund is documented and
eventually repaid, (3) and creates a flexible authorization that can be rescinded or modified as
circumstances change
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RESOLUTION NO. 15-11
A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
APACHE JUNCTION, ARIZONA, APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING AN
INTERFUND BALANCE LOAN IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $10, 000, 000;
AUTHORIZING THE TAKING OF ALL OTHER ACTIONS NECESSARY TO
CONSUMMATE THE TRANSACTION CONTEMPLATED BY THIS RESOLUTION;
AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
WHEREAS, the Mayor and City Council of the City Apache
Junction, Arizona ("City) has determined it is beneficial to its
citizens to finance the costs to improve streets and roads (the
"Project") ; and
WHEREAS, the council has established a Highway User Revenue
Fund ("HURF") for State and County intergovernmental funds
designated for right-of-way acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, maintenance, repair, and roadside development of
roads, streets, and bridges; and
WHEREAS, the council has established a two tenths-cent (0 . 2%)
sales tax designated for the Project pursuant to Ordinance No.
1406 ("Project Sales Tax") ; and
WHEREAS, the council has determined that it will be beneficial
to its citizens to accelerate the completion of the Project; and
WHEREAS, the council has determined it is beneficial to
finance the Project through an Interfund Balance Loan from the
city' s general fund in an amount not to exceed $10, 000, 000 and to ^
repay the Interfund Balance Loan from HURF, the Project Sales Tax,
and any other lawfully available source.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF APACHE JUNCTION, ARIZONA AS FOLLOWS:
1) The financing of the Project pursuant to the Interfund Balance
Loan is in furtherance of the purposes of the city and in the
public interest.
2) The terms and provisions of the Interfund Balance Loan shall
be documented pursuant to this resolution (including
Attachment A) as amended and restated by the council. The
adoption of this resolution shall be conclusive evidence of
approval of the Interfund Balance Loan. This resolution shall
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be and remain in effect until the Interfund Balance Loan has
been paid, cancelled, and discharged.
3) The obligation of the city to pay the Interfund Balance Loan
is limited to payment from HURF, the Project Sales Tax, and
any other lawfully available source of repayment and shall
not constitute nor give rise to a general obligation of the
city or any claim against its ad valorem taxing powers, or
constitute an indebtedness within the meaning of any
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city.
4) The city manager and finance director shall disclose and
provide notice of the Interfund Balance Loan to any existing
or future lender or bondholder of any obligation of the city
and its component units . Existing or future lenders can
include, but are not limited to, the Greater Arizona
Development Authority, Pinal County (Arizona) , and the Water
Infrastructure Finance Authority of Arizona. As required by
the terms of any prior or future obligation, the city manager
and finance director are hereby directed and authorized to
amend or negotiate the terms and provisions of any obligation
to acknowledge and reference the Interfund Balance Loan as
parity, subordinated, or junior obligation.
5) The city manager and finance director shall separately
account for and present in budgets and financial statements
the revenues and expenditures from the Project Sales Tax. As
part of the annual budget process, the city manager and
finance director shall present an annual accounting of the
payments and projected payments to the general fund for the
Interfund Balance Loan.
ImN 6) All formal actions of the mayor and council concerning and
relating to the passage of this resolution were taken in an
open meeting of the mayor and council, and all deliberations
of the mayor and council and of any committees that resulted
in those formal actions were in meetings open to the public,
in compliance with all legal requirements.
7) All acts and conditions necessary precedent to the Interfund
Balance Loan to make it a legal, valid and binding obligation
have been performed and have been met, in regular and due
form as required by law, and no statutory, charter or
constitutional limitation of indebtedness or taxation will
have been exceeded by the Interfund Balance Loan.
8) If any section, paragraph, subdivision, sentence, clause or
phrase of this resolution is for any reason held to be illegal
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or unenforceable, such decision will not affect the validity
of the remaining portions of this resolution. The mayor and
council hereby declare that it would have adopted this
resolution and each and every other section, paragraph,
subdivision, sentence, clause or phrase hereof and authorized
the Interfund Balance Loan pursuant hereto irrespective of
the fact that any one or more sections, paragraphs,
subdivisions, sentences, clauses or phrases of this
resolution may be held illegal, invalid or unenforceable. Pr,1
All resolutions or parts thereof, inconsistent herewith, are
hereby waived to the extent only of such inconsistency. This
waiver shall not be construed as reviving any resolution or
any part thereof.
9) All actions of the officers and agents of the city which
conform to the purposes and intent of this Resolution and
which further the Interfund Balance Loan as contemplated by
this resolution, whether heretofore or hereafter taken, are
hereby ratified, confirmed and approved. The appropriate
officials and officers of the city are hereby authorized and
directed to take all action necessary or reasonably required
to carry out, give effect to and to consummate the actions
contemplated by this resolution, the Interfund Balance Loan,
and the execution of any other documents reasonably required
in connection therewith.
10) The immediate operation of the provisions of this resolution
is necessary for the preservation of the public health and
welfare; therefore, an emergency is hereby declared to exist
and this resolution is enacted as an emergency measure and
shall be in full force and effect from and after the passage
and adoption by the mayor and council, as required by law,
and this resolution is hereby exempt from the referendum PIN
provisions of the constitution and laws of the State of
Arizona.
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
APACHE JUNCTION, ARIZONA THIS DAY OF , 2015.
SIGNED AND ATTESTED TO THIS DAY OF , 2015
JOHN S. INSALACO
Mayor
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ATTEST:
KATHLEEN CONNELLY
City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
R. JOEL STERN
City Attorney
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RESOLUTION NO. 15-11
Attachment A
Interfund Balance Loan
As of April 6, 2015
Section A-1: Project Funding, Before Repayment oflnterfund Balance Loan
0 2% Sales Tax 5,204,040
General Fund 6,090,662
HURF 2,675,000
$ 13,969,702
Section A-2: Project Funding, After Repayment oflnterfund Balance Loan
0 2% Sales Tax 9,754,628
General Fund 340,074
HURF 3,875,000
$ 13,969,702
Section A-3: Project Expenses
Fiscal 0 2% General Fiscal Year
Year Year Sales Tax Fund HURF Total
2014-15 1 - - - $ -
2015-16 2 1,000,000 788,034 1,475,000 $ 3,263,034
2016-17 3 1,020,000 1,668,334 300,000 $ 2,988,334
2017-18 4 1,040,400 1,647,934 300,000 $ 2,988,334
2018-19 5 1,061,208 1,117,542 300,000 $ 2,478,750
2019-20 6 1,082,432 868,818 300,000 $ 2,251,250
Total $ 5,204,040 $ 6,090,662 $ 2,675,000 $ 13,969,702
Section A-4: Interfund Balance Loan .—
Fiscal General Fund 0.2% Sales Tax HURF Loan Ending
Year Year Loan Draws Repayment Repayment Balance
2014-15 1 - - - -
2015-16 2 788,034 - - 788,034
2016-17 3 1,668,334 - - 2,456,368
2017-18 4 1,647,934 - - 4,104,302
2018-19 5 1,1 17,542 - - 5,221,844
2019-20 6 868,818 - - 6,090,662
2020-21 7 - 1,104,081 300,000 4,686,581
2021-22 8 - 1,126,162 300,000 3,260,419
2022-23 9 - 1,148,686 300,000 1,811,733
2023-24 10 - 1,171,659 300,000 340,074
Total $ 6,090,662 $ 4,550,588 $ 1,200,000 $ 340,074
RESOLUTION NO. 15-11
Attachment A