Welcome To the Historic Town of Clarkdale
"Our vision is to respond to the needs of people who live in, work in and visit the Town of Clarkdale by
protecting and enhancing the quality of life in our community." Town of Clarkdale Employees
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Welcome To the Historic Town of Clarkdale "Our vision is to respond to the needs of people who live in, work in and visit the Town of Clarkdale by protecting and enhancing the quality of life in our community." Town of Clarkdale Employees
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. Town Complex Hours: 8:00am- 5:30pm Monday - Thursday Closed Friday Address: P.O. Box 308 39 North Ninth Street Clarkdale, AZ 86324 (928) 639- 2400 Fax: (928) 639-2459
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2010 Town of Clarkdale Fee Schedule
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Boards and Commissions Board and Commission Vacancies. Openings for various positions occur as a Board Member's or Commissioner's term expires. An Application can be picked up at Town Hall located at 39 N. Ninth Street, Clarkdale. For questions, please contact Kathy Bainbridge, Town Clerk at 639-2400, or via email: kathy.bainbridge@clarkdale.az.gov. Town of Clarkdale Public Service Handbook 2008 Meeting Schedule for Town Council, Boards and Commissions Board of Adjustment The Board of Adjustment is a judicial body which has powers and duties prescribed by law and ordinance including: 1) To hear and decide appeals to administrative decisions; 2) To interpret the boundaries of zoning districts; 3) To hear and decide variances; 4) To permit the extension of nonconforming uses. This Board currently meets on the fourth Wednesday of each month.
Design Review Board The Design Review Board reviews the exterior design of proposed new buildings, proposed alterations to buildings, excluding single-family residences, and major development or redevelopment projects, to assure that they are compatible with the surrounding environment and to preserve and protect the integrity and character of the Town. This Board currently meets on the second Wednesday of each month.
The Heritage Conservancy Board advises the Council and staff regarding the preservation, conservation, and promotion of natural, cultural and historical resources. In addition to meetings, members accept and archive historical documents and artifacts, research records for the public and town personnel, design displays for the library and other forums and duplicate photos, plans and other documents for the public. This Board currently meets on the third Wednesday of May, July, September, November, January, and March.
Library Advisory Board The Library Advisory Board advises the Council and staff regarding the Clark Memorial Library. In addition to meetings, members participate in two (2) main fundraising events for the library each year – a Fourth of July ice cream social and a book sale in December. This Board currently meets on the first Thursday of May, July, September, November, January, and March.
Parks and Recreation Commission The Parks and Recreation Commission is an advisory body to the Town Council on park development, recreational activities, programming, and community services. In addition to meetings, members participate with the Fourth of July festivities, Halloween and Christmas events, and approximately eight (8) concerts in the park each year. This Commission currently meets on the second Wednesday of each month. Planning Commission The Planning Commission is an advisory Commission that makes recommendations to the Town Council. The Commission reviews all long-range plans for the Town, including the General Plan, specific plans, and rezoning. It also bears the primary responsibility for the initial review of larger developments, including applications for preliminary plats. Furthermore, the Commission makes recommendations to the Town Council on planning policies. This Commission currently meets on the third Tuesday of each month.
Municipal Property Corporation The Municipal Property Corporation is a non-profit organization that is an “affiliate of the governmental unit”. The charge of the MPC is to finance the cost of acquisition, construction and equipping of certain facilities by the Town of Clarkdale. The MPC normally meets once a year, however if the Town is obtaining financing through the MPC additional meetings would be scheduled.
Public Safety Personnel Retirement Board The Public Safety Personnel Retirement Board oversees the retirement pension fund for the Town’s police officers. This Board consists of the Mayor (or designee), two police officers, and two citizens. The Board usually meets once or twice a year. The Board oversees the retirement system, determines questions with regard to eligibility and service credits, reviews financial reports, and issues directions concerning benefits to be paid.
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