Mesa City Council Study Session - December 2, 2025
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Mesa City Council Study Session - December 2, 2025
This study session of the Mesa City Council was called to order. Due to the provided metadata conflicting with the transcript's stated date of December 1, 2025, the meeting date is uncertain. The council reviewed the agenda, removed two consent items for separate discussion, and discussed a right-of-way reversion with ADOT.
Consent Calendar
- Items 7C and 7D were removed from the consent calendar per Vice Mayor's request to discuss them separately later.
Discussion Items
- Item 4A - ADOT Right-of-Way Reversion: City staff explained that ADOT is turning back approximately 100 feet of asphalt roadway at two locations to the City of Mesa, cleaning up maintenance boundaries. This is a routine process that has been done numerous times, including with the US 60 project. The council member asked clarifying questions about the exact boundaries.
Key Outcomes
- The council acknowledged receipt of board minutes (motion passed unanimously).
- The meeting adjourned with no further actions.
Meeting Transcript
It's time to welcome NASA City study session for December 1st, 2025. Council members duffin are ready or excused and they unable to attend. Item two is the review of the agenda for tonight's council meeting. Uh let's go through that. Council, if you have any questions on those items. Let's uh talk about them. Mayor. Vice Mayor. I would like to remove 7C and 7D from the consent agenda. If we want to talk about them upstairs as one item, that'd be fine with that. Okay. We can do that. Just a reminder is for introduction to. And we'll have a great conversation on it, probably on Monday as well. Well, maybe. Next Monday, the 8th. Anything else, Council? On 4A. Okay, we'll we'll circle back to Mr. Smith. Did you have a question about the Vice Mayor's suggestion? And we'll talk about 4A. On that council. Eric, thank you. So Eric, is this just a pretty typical um revert back to the city? So Mayor can council member go forth. Uh ever since I've been at the city, we've been working with ADOT on essentially when they've built freeways, they've they've taken more right of way than they end up actually needing. Um what we've been doing is cleaning up the process. These are two of the last ones that hopefully will be coming. Um and it it helps us that them turning us, turning back over some of the roadway delineates maintenance areas a little better for us. And when we come and do a maintenance project, we can go all the way up to the to the concrete with with our asphalt project, and we don't leave a gap, which was happening in the past. People are complaining you you fix the road except for the last you know 200 feet. And so we're we're cleaning this up and and yeah, this is this is typical. We we've done a number of these uh over the past few years. We did 20 some odd of these with the US 60 um project when they came in and repaved everything uh after they they did their major work on the US 60 two or three years ago. So it was hard for me to tell from exhibit A, but it's basically the sort of the north-south of each of these roads from the interchange, just a few feet out, correct? Correct. It's about a hundred feet of that uh of asphalt that they're turning back over to us that we'll maintain. And you and I had this discussion about uh this being a dot when we wanted to put it when we were asked to put in a left-hand turn at signal via. Now this will be City of Mesa in that area on Signal Bute South on the south side. We won't go, we won't go all the way up to the traffic signals at the interchange. This this essentially um the the two areas of demarcation that we usually use are where they build their interchanges in concrete and and our roadways are in asphalt, so we usually take all the asphalt up to the concrete, but that's not into the intersection uh of the interchanges, or we go up to the fence line of of the US 60. Okay, so the the these areas specifically are are going up to the concrete. Okay, okay, that was all my questions. Thank you. Thank you. Any other questions, council? Okay. So Vice Mayor to confirm 7C and D will uh talk about that upstairs. Yes.
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