2000 Resolutions

N-S Ranch Road Changed to Hyde Park Road. McNeill Road Changed to Denny 5 Road

A Resolution of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Yavapai Arizona, authorizing the full-time paid Yavapai County Attorney’s Investigators who are certified peace officers regularly assigned to Hazardous duty to enter into a Joinder agreement with the Arizona Public Safety Personnel Retirement System  

Establishing High Mesa Drive as a County Highway  

Exchange of a portion of Tissaw Road  

Camino Vista Drive (A Portion Of) Changed to Albatros Road Camino Vista Drive (A Portion Of) Changed to Unnamed Road  

Baril Way changed to Mesa Grande Drive  

Canyon View changed to unnamed road  

Approving the Application for Local, Regional and State Parks Fund for Lynx Creek Natural History Park.  

Approving the Application for Local, Regional and State Parks Fund for Windmill Park.  

Regarding the Granting of Rights-of- Way in Coyote Springs Road Improvement District II  

To designate the month of March as American Red Cross month in Yavapai County  

Establishing Elm Drive as a County Highway  

Establishing Tohono Way as a County Highway  

Establishing Date Creek Road, as a County Highway  

Establishing several streets and roads as County Highways  

Creekside Terrace changed to Pleasant View  

Amending resolution No. 1163, Establishing the Yavapai County Water Advisory Committee  

Establishing procedures for release of public records and establishing fees for the cost of reproducing public records  Amended by Resolutions 1327 (2002) and 1830 (2013)

Establish procedures for disinterment at the County Cemetery, and at Citizens Cemetery  

Resolution of The Board of Supervisors of the County of Yavapai granting approval to the issuance of The Industrial Development Authority of The County of Maricopa Education Revenue Bonds (Arizona Charter Schools Project I) Series 2000A in An Aggregate Principal amount of $24,855,000 (The “Series a Bonds”) and taxable Series 2000B in an Aggregate principal amount of $4,110,000 (The “Series B Bonds, and together with the Series A Bonds, the “Bonds”).  

A resolution of The Board of Supervisors, Yavapai County, Arizona of Intention of Participation in Family Counseling Program  

Establishing Cedar Springs Lane, as a County Highway  

Establishing a portion of Yuma Road, as a County Highway  

In support of Yavapai County Volunteers for the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office  

Establishing Sioux Way, as a County Highway  

Establishing Oak Cove, Pinion Pines Road, Rock Cove, Sleepy Hollow Drive, Turkey Run and Valley View Drive as County Highways  

Establishing El Don Drive, Esther Land and Lila Lane, as County Highways  

Establishing a portion of South Aspaas Road, as a County Highway  

Establishing a portion of Kiabab Way, Lindsay Way and Indian Ruin Road as County Highways  

Rancho Santa Maria Drive & San Antonio Road, easement Extinquishment  

Extinguish a portion of an easement for Big Chino Road, adjacent to the New Raven Crest Subdivision  

Naming an unnamed private roadway, either Saber River Trail or Debar Mountain Road  

Robert Road & Highway 89A, Authorizing the taking by eminent domain a portion  

Petition to the Governor of the State of Arizona for approval of an additional Judge for a sixth division of the Arizona Superior Court for Yavapai County  

Resolution imposing a ban on open fires on private and public lands in the unincorporated areas of Yavapai County  

Resolution to take by eminent domain a portion of land needed for right-of-way on Mingus Avenue extension, Cottonwood area  

Right-of-way exchange easement in the Highland Pines area  

In support of the Village of Oak Creek Volunteers for the landscape of Verde Valley School Road  

A resolution of the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors for the Adoption of the Budget; Fiscal Year 2000-01  

Breezy Pine Road as a County Highway  

Take by eminent domain portions of land needed for the Seligman Airport  

A resolution of the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors for the collection of taxes by the County Treasurer Fiscal Year 2000 – 2001  

Resolution approving the issuance of not to exceed $1,300,000 Industrial Development Revenue Bonds in the form of a Lease-Sublease Purchase Agreement ( Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Project) of the Industrial Development Authority of the County of Yavapai, and certain matters Related thereto  

Establish Maya Way as a County Highway  

Take by eminent domain portions of land needed for right-of-way on Mingus Avenue extension  

Establishing several roads as County Highways  

Establishing several roads as County Highways  

Establishing Indian Creek Road, Libby Loop Road, Maricopa Drive and Tenderfoot Hill Road as County Highways.  

Establish Aspen Acres Drive in the Rancho Vista area as a County Highway  

A RESOLUTION OF THE YAVAPAI COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS REAFFIRMING THE REGIONAL ROAD CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM POLICY APPROVED ON AUGUST 8, 1994, AND MAKING MINOR AMENDMENTS THERETO  

Establish roads in the Oak Creek, Cornville, Sedona, Cottonwood Camp Verde, and Lake Montezuma areas as County Highways  

Change roadway officially named Cypress Court to Cypress Place  

Establish Kopavi Trail as a County Highway  

Establish Chisolm Trail as a County Highway  

Abandon a portion of Ramada Drive, Diamond Valley No. 8  

Establish Sexton Ranch Road as a County Highway  

Rename the County right-of-way known as Greene Road, Michael K Drive and an unnamed private easement to “Rainmaker” in the Williamson Valley area  

Establishing the Yavapai County water technical Advisory Committee and appointing the initial members  

Repealing resolution No. 1104 and approve establishing a policy regarding sales of properties pursuant to A.R.S. 42-18301 and 18302