Phoenix

This document is a City of Phoenix public index of meeting notices for the City Council, subcommittees, boards, commissions, and committees. The page provides information about accessing notices through the city's official bulletin board at Phoenix City Hall (200 W. Washington St.) and offers downloadable PDF notices for upcoming meetings scheduled in April 2026, including sessions for the Site Plan Review Team, Judicial Selection Advisory Board, Community Budget Hearings, and various city commissions. The document also directs residents to additional resources such as PHXTV for livestreamed council meetings, public records access, and the PHX Newsroom for city announcements.

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This is a directory page for the City of Phoenix's public records system that explains how residents and the public can request and access government documents. The page provides contact information and resources for submitting public records requests through various city departments, including Police, Municipal Court, Fire, Planning and Development Services, and others, and notes that the Phoenix Police Public Records Section is relocating to 100 W. Washington St. and will officially open on March 30, 2026. It serves as a centralized guide to the GovQA portal and department-specific records procedures rather than documenting a specific meeting or policy decision.

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This document is an index of public meeting notices for the City of Phoenix, providing information about upcoming meetings of the City Council, boards, commissions, and committees. It explains that official notices are posted on the bulletin board at Phoenix City Hall (200 W. Washington St.) and are available online in PDF format, with contact information for staff liaisons included in each notice. The page lists several scheduled meetings in April 2026, including site plan reviews, a community budget hearing, and various board meetings, with two village planning committees noted as canceled.

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This document provides procedural and operational information for Phoenix's Board of Adjustment, a seven-member civic board appointed by City Council that hears appeals of zoning decisions made by the Zoning Administrator. The Board meets on the first Thursday of each month at noon in the Phoenix City Council Chambers and requires 15-day advance notice of hearings published in the Record Reporter and posted on affected properties. The document outlines requirements for granting use permits, which must demonstrate that the proposed use will not significantly increase traffic in residential areas or cause excessive emissions, noise, or property value degradation while complying with zoning ordinances.

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