1998 Resolutions

Repealing Resolution No. 1043 and Establishing a Policy Regarding Sales of Properties Pursuant to A.R.S. § 42-471 and 472  

Establishing Murray Circle, Fitzmaurice Drive, Coulter Circle, Lewis Circle, French Drive, Angeline Circle, Chase Circle, Finney Circle, and French Place as County Highways  

Frontage Road and Limonite Way Road Name Changes; The Village at Lynx Creek and Rafter Eleven Mobile Home and RV Park Official Street Name Map Adoption  

Repealing Resolution No. 944 and Establishing a Policy for Formulation and Scheduling of Board of Supervisors’ Agendas  

Ordering Conversion of High Valley Ranch Improvement District to High Valley Ranch Domestic Wastewater Improvement District (Amended 6-7-99)  

Establishing Colonial Boulevard aka Oasis Drive as a County Hwy.  

Establishing Hogan Ln., Angus Cr., and Kelli Ln., as County Hwys  

Establishing Young Lane as a County Highway  

Establishing Several Streets and Roads as County Highways  

ESTABLISHING THE PROCEDURE FOR PUBLIC ROADWAY ABANDONMENT Repealing Resolution No. 823

Applicant Resolution/Authority to Apply a Resolution of the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors Approving the Application for Local Regional and State Parks Fund  

Kelly Drive Changed to Dearing Road, and Sunset Road Changed to Sunrise Road  

Establishing Red Baron Dr. As a County Highway  

A Resolution Approving the Issuance of $20,000,000 Aggregate Principal Amount of Industrial Development Revenue Bonds, 1998 Series (Citizens Utilities Company Project) of the Industrial Development Authority of the County of Yavapai  

1118 Establishing Bumble Bee Road, Black Canyon City area as a County Highway  

Rim Trail Circle Name Change to Rim Trail Court Village of Oak Creek  

Resolution Opposing Second Application to Place Lot 282, Lake Montezuma Hills, into Trust  

A Resolution Approving the Issuance by the Industrial Development Authority of the county of Yavapai of its Residential Care Facility Revenue Bonds (GNMA Collateralized – Margaret T. Morris Center Project), Series 1998A and Taxable Series 1998B, in an Aggregate Principal Amount of Not to Exceed $3,400,000  

A Resolution of the Board of Supervisors, Yavapai County, Arizona of Intention of Participation in Family Counseling Program  

Establishing Weeping Willow Lane, as a County Highway  

Establishing View Drive, as a County Highway  

Establishing Center Street, as a County Highway  

Exchange of a Portion of Pittsburgh Rd., Sunset Mobile Site, Paulden Area  

Adoption of Two Official Street Name Maps for the Communities Dewey and Humboldt  

Street Name Change from Old Stage Rd. to Model Creek Rd. Peeples Valley  

Designating the Arizona counties Research foundation (ACRF) as Fiscal Intermediary Between Yavapai County and AHCCCS for the Purpose of Obtaining Federal Reimbursement of Administrative Costs Pursuant to Arizona Revised Statutes §§ 11-297, 36-2905, 36-2905.03, and 36-2905.05  

Establishing Date Creek Road, Congress Area as a County Highway  

Establishing Road 4 ½ North, Chino Valley Area as a County Hwy  

Establishing Country View Lane, Cornville Area as a County Hwy  

A Resolution of the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors for the Adoption of the Budget; Fiscal 1998-99  

Establishing Pioneer Parkway as a County Highway  

Establishing of Roads in the Prescott, Chino Valley, Dewey, Prescott Valley, Bagdad, Black Canyon City, & Congress Areas as County Hwys.  

Abandonment of a Portion of an Alley in Parker Hill Subdivision, Humboldt area (STILL OUT)

Resolution Permanently Closing Citizens Cemetery to Future Burials  

A Resolution of the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors for the Collection of Taxes by the County Treasurer Fiscal Year 1998-99  

Establishing Charolais Drive, Meadow Lane, Garden Lane, and Sandy Hollow Lane, Bridgeport area, as County Highways  

In Support of Congress Appropriating Funds From the Federal Land and Water Conservation Funds (LWCF) to Protect Three of the Most Significant Private Land Holdings in the Red Rocks, Oak Creek Canyon, Sedona, Arizona, Area of the Coconino National Forest  

A Resolution of the Board of Supervisors of Yavapai County Authorizing the Submission of an Applications(s) for FY 1998 State Community Development Block Grant Funds, Certifying that said Applications(s) Meets the Community’s Previously Identified Housing And Community Development Needs and the Requirements of the State CDBG Program, and Authorizing all Actions Necessary to Implement and Complete the Activities Outlined in said Application.  

Establishing Pine Drive, Peacepipe Place, Oswego Street Valley Lane, Yuma Drive, Lee Mountain Road, Beaverhead Flat Road, and Pecan Way, Verde Valley Area, as County Highways  

Establishing Marapai Rd., Groom Creek Area, as a County Hwy  

Four (4) Road Name Changes: Paulden  

Establishing Sycamore Canyon Rd. Clarkdale area as a County Hwy  

Establishing Brady Rd., Burton Dr., and Dearing Rd. formerly Know as Kelly Dr. as County Highways  

Establishing Hill Dr., in the Hassayampa Mountain Club as a County Highway  

1148 Road Name Change From Cross 2 Ranch Road to Culpepper Ranch Road, Brocket Ranch Road and Dragonshead Road in the Lake Montezuma Area  

Adoption of Three Official Street Name Maps for Mayer, Poland Junction and Cordes Junction Along the Highway 69 Corridor  

Establishing Allen Drive in the Prescott area as a County Highway  

Resolution to Adopt the Yavapai County Drainage Criteria Manual and Appoint the Yavapai County Flood Control District as Administrator and Distributor of Manual.  

1152 Abandoning a portion of Rancho Vista Drive, Rancho Vista Hill in the Prescott Area (HELD IN ABEYANCE) (APPROVED 1-4-99)  

A Resolution of the Yavapai Co. Board of Supervisors Approving Submission of an Application for Transportation Enhancement Funds for the Route 66-Ash Fork Transportation Museum  

Establishing Purple Sage Rd., Cornville area, as a County Highway  

Establishing Bates R., Bridgeport area, as a County Highway  

A Resolution of the Board of Supervisors of Yavapai County, Arizona, Establishing Common Bonds and Principles for Regional Cooperation and Coordination in Land Use Planning and Development Decisions in the Verde Valley  

Supporting the Efforts of Habitat for Humanity and Pledging Volunteer Participation by the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors, Prescott City Council, Prescott Valley Town Council and Chino Valley Town Council  

Resolution Establishing a Policy of Formulation and Scheduling of Board of Supervisors’ Agendas  

Establishing Arroyo Drive as a County Highway

Resolution Approving the Issuance of not to exceed $5,000,000 Industrial Development Revenue Bonds (Thermal Control Technologies Corp. Project), Series 1998  

Road Name Change Loy Road to Loy Lane, a Private Easement in the West Sedona Area