Bits and Pieces

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November 1 and November 8 HiVE report combined results.  The location of the enforcement activity was Oracle at McGee and at Suffolk:

• 78 traffic stops
• 48 moving violation stops
• 16 moving violation citations
• 49 written warnings
• 36 drivers were stopped for equipment and/or registration violations
• 12 drivers received combination citation and warning for non-moving violations
•   0 collisions

(Source: The Oro Valley Police Department Press Release)

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Town Council approved fees for the archery range at last week's town council meeting:

• Daily Fee: $5
• Annual Adult Pass: $60
• Annual Student Pass: $60 (with a student ID)
• Free: 12 and under as supervised by an adult

There will be no formal method of enforcing the use of the range.  There will be an "iron ranger" (container) for people to use for their daily fee.  The plan is for annual passes to be available at town hall or over the internet.  

There is no plan for a family pass, military or a senior rate.

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The Oro Valley conceptual review design board is now a 7 seven member board, four of whom should posess architectural expertise.
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Did you know that TREO is still on the public dole?  The Pima County Board of Supervisors voted 3-2 this week to give TREO $500,000! "Republicans Ray Carroll and Ann Day voted against the increased funding, saying TREO needs to be more transparent in the way it spends taxpayers' money."  What could be more transparent than junkets to San Diego.  (Source)
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