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Boards, Commissions, Committees
The public bodies listed below the Town Council are all established by the Town Council and the members serving on those bodies are all volunteers appointed by the Town Council. We appreciate our volunteers!
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Town Council
Become familiar with those who serve on the Town Council. Also, access agendas and minutes from Town Council meetings.
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Appointments Subcommittee (Council)
This subcommittee consists of 3 Councilmembers who recommend candidates for appointment to Town public bodies.
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Board of Adjustment
This quasi-judicial board consists of 5 citizens who hear and decide appeals from decisions of the Zoning Administrator, as well as grant variances.
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Economic Development Subcommittee (Council)
This subcommittee consists of 3 Councilmembers who advise the Council on economic development matters.
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Finance Subcommittee (Council)
This subcommittee consists of 3 Councilmembers who review and advise the Council on Town finance and budget matters.
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Industrial Development Authority
This non-profit corporation consists of 5 citizens who may issue revenue bonds to finance projects defined under the Industrial Development Financing Act.
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Municipal Property Corporation
This non-profit corporation consists of 5 citizens who assist the Town in financing the acquisition of real and personal property by lease or purchase; and financing improvements, furnishings, and equipment for any real or personal property.
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Parks & Recreation Advisory Board
This board consists of 9 members who review and advise the Town Council on parks and recreation facility needs, conditions, and program concerns.
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Planning & Zoning Commission
This commission consists of 7 citizens who make recommendations to the Council regarding planning, zoning, and other land use matters.
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Public Safety Retirement Board
This board consists of 5 members--2 from the public, 2 officers from the Police Department and 1 Councilmember, who address matters associated with public safety personnel and the Public Safety Retirement System pursuant to state law.
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Public Safety Subcommittee (Council)
This subcommittee consists of 3 Councilmembers who review and advise the Council on public safety and traffic control matters.
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Roads & Streets Committee
This committee consists of 7 members who advise the Council on road and street improvements, maintenance, and funding matters.
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UDO Update Subcommittee (Council)
The UDO Update Subcommittee is an Ad Hoc Council Subcommittee consisting of 3 members of the Town Council who review issues and concerns, and make recommendations for amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) pertaining to property maintenance and other provisions wherein discrepancies or differences exist.
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Upper Verde River Watershed Protection Coalition
See the purpose and goals of this coalition online.
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Water & Utilities Subcommittee (Council)
This subcommittee consists of 3 Councilmembers who review and make recommendations to Council regarding water resources and other utility matters.
- Municipal Property Corporation
- Roads & Streets Committee
- Board of Adjustment
- Industrial Development Authority
Share your talents, expertise, and enthusiasm with your community by volunteering to serve on a Council-appointed commission, board, or committee!
View the listing to the left for public body descriptions, meetings, and member information to see where you best fit in!
Click on one of the links below for Public Body Appointment Application. Application must include brief resume or summary describing relevant experience so we can get to know you better! Applications are accepted year-round. General recruitment occurs in mid fall for Planning & Zoning Commission and in late spring for all others.
Submit application or direct questions to:
Town of Chino Valley
Attention: Town Clerk's Office
202 N. State Route 89
Chino Valley, AZ 86323
Phone (928) 636-2646, ext. 1052
Fax (928) 636-2144
Email: Clerks Department
Open Meeting Law Disclosure Statement
Physical and electronic locations where meeting notices and agendas are posted.
Arizona Agency Handbook, Chapter 7 “Open Meetings”
Open Meeting Law material for elected and appointed officials and interested parties.
Open Meeting Law Training video - January 17, 2017
Training Slides
Training Handout