Courtesy of GPPA-Friends of the Scenic Drive
YOUR VOICE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE. OUR T-SHIRT WILL MAKE YOU LOOK TERRIFIC!
PLUS, YOU’LL GET A GET A GIFT CARD FROM MACDONALD’S RANCH!
Help save the Desert Foothills Scenic Drive and be part of our Save The Scenic Drive Shout Out video. Be among the first 30 volunteers to show up at the filming and receive a complimentary t-shirt like the one pictured here. Plus, everybody that shows up will be given a gift card that will enable them to buy two one-hour horseback rides at MacDonald’s Ranch for the price of one ride. Friends of the Scenic Drive will also have complimentary water available. And, you only have to learn to say one line for the video.
Sunday, February 8, 2015
3:30 PM for 1 hour to 4:30 PM
Scenic Drive Visitors Exhibit
The State Land Department has proposed replacing the Scenic Drive’s exhibit and the neighboring open desert with new commercial and resort/tourism development.
We’re producing the Save The Scenic Drive Shout Out video to publicize opposition to this proposal.
To be included in the video, arrive at the Desert Foothills Scenic Drive exhibit area by 3:30 p.m. Filming will take up to one hour. The group of video “cast members” will be asked to shout a single line – “Save the Scenic Drive!”
Directions and Parking
The Scenic Drive exhibit area is located on the east side of Scottsdale Road 3/4 mile north of Happy Valley Road, 1/4 mile south of Jomax Road, across from the entrance to MacDonald’s Ranch, which is marked by a colorful horse and sign. Free parking is available in the exhibit area, and if necessary along Scottsdale Road.
Optional Registration and Map
You can help us plan for this event by pre-registering for the event, all that is required is your name and email address. Registrants will receive a reminder email prior to the event. Registration is not required. Just come as you are! Your support will be greatly appreciated.
Let Us Know You’re Coming by RegisteringHave Question? Call 480-361-6498 or email: info@gppaaz.org.
Related Articles
Remove Controversial Zoning Switch from State Land Plan – Published 12/22/2014
Rezoning Open House Follow Up from City of Scottsdale Planning – Published 12/20/2014
North Scottsdale Rezoning Open House Fact Sheet – December 2014 – Published 12/14/2014
State Land Rezoning by Howard Myers and Jim Heitel – Published 12/14/2014
Scenic Drive Alert, December 1, 2014
More Related Articles and Websites
Scenic Drive Post 1. Roadside Sprawl Heading Our Way? – Published 5/27/2014
Scenic Drive Post 2. Road to Groundhog Land – Published 5/28/2014
Scenic Drive Post 3. Four Henchmen of Urban Sprawl – Published 5/28/2014
Scenic Drive Post 4. Roadside Gorilla – Published 5/31/2014
Scenic Drive Post 5. Dig Reveals Original Sprawl Solution – Published 6/1/2014
Scenic Drive Post 6. Two Game Changers – Published 6/11/2014
Scenic Drive Post 7. After the Crash, An Update – Published 6/12/2014
Scenic Drive Post 8. New Scenic Drive Commercial Zoning? – Published 6/29/2014
Websites
McDowell Sonoran Conservancy (www.mcdowellsonoran.org)
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