BOARD OF REPRESENTATIVES
May 16, 2019: Our Last Meeting of The Season
Our President, Thao Tiedt, conducted our last meeting of the 2018-2019 season and gave a fantastic presentation titled “How Unique Is My Valley — Part I”, where she gave a report of the origins of Green Valley, including the development of The Acres, Fairways, and The Villas. She also gave some information about the history of White Elephant, Arizona Family Restaurant, and The facility we now call “East Social Center” (Which was the grand opening venue of Green Valley, and the turnout was an astounding 9,000 people!)
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- Certificate of Appreciation presented to Kelly Adams, CEO, Santa Cruz Valley Regional Hospital by the Board.
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- Honorable Steve Christy gave his report of BOS happenings including details on budget, roads, and the Stonegarten grant. He wished everyone a happy and safe summer! Oh, and he still loves being our supervisor!
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- Susan Stob, treasurer, gave the financial statement.
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- Thao Tiedt, President, gave her report including details on the Pima County budget, Service Line Warranty Program, and have a presentation “How Unique Is My Valley — Part I”
Past Events:
HURF FUNDS
County Administrator Chuck Huckelberry and his staff found additional funds for the Highway User Revenue Funds. $800,000 of highway repair funding was allocated to the Green Valley area. Our Road Prioritization Subcommittee (under the Traffic & Arroyos Committee) studied our thoroughfare roads and compiled a list of 3 roads that were later approved at the April 17 Board of Supervisor’s Meeting.
W. Camino Encanto (Camino Del Sol to I-19 Frontage)
W. Camino Casa Verde (Avenida Del Abaco to La Canada Dr.)
S. La Canada Dr. (Mission Twin Buttes to Continental Rd.)
Green Valley Open Space Park
Click here to view the Open Space Park Report
Canoa Hills Golf Course is going to be transformed into a natural open space park, similar to Pima County’s Feliz Paseos Park. At the April 17, 2018 Pima County Board of Supervisors Meeting, the supervisors voted to approve the Open Space Park’s repurposing.
This video shows parts of various parks in Pima County that have Open Space areas. The Park to replace will be entirely Open Space at its inception. However, over time, more uses could be included in select areas. The GVC Park Task Force is examining all of these issues and the community’s needs, wants and concerns for the Park. Please provide any of your comments to info@gvcoucnil.org so they can be shared with the Task Force.