Self-Storage Facility Application Withdrawn!

October 19, 2018

"Divine Desert Drive" by Chad Weaver, Carefree - Winner Scenic Drive Category, 2015 Summer Fun Photo Contest

“Divine Desert Drive” by Chad Weaver, Carefree – Winner Scenic Drive Category, 2015 Summer Fun Photo Contest

GPPA – Friends of the Scenic Drive Thanks Residents and Community Leaders for Their Support

 

The application for  the development of a large self-storage facility adjacent to Scottsdale’s Scenic Drive has been withdrawn by the applicant.  The project was proposed for the northwest corner of Lone Mountain and Scottsdale Roads.

There was widespread opposition to the facility and the required commercial zoning  on Scottsdale’s Scenic Drive.  The Greater Pinnacle Peak Association (GPPA) Board of Directors had voted unanimously to oppose the project.

The GPPA Scottsdale City Council Candidates Forum was held on October 11th. During the forum, all five candidates voiced their opposition to the proposed storage facility. GPPA thanks the many residents who attended the two open house meetings and the Scottsdale Planning Commission hearing and spoke out against the facility.

Related Articles & Websites

The Invisible UP Escalator and Lone Mountain Storage Article

Proposed Storage Facility On Scenic Drive Moves Ahead   Article

More Opposition to Commercial Facility on Scenic Drive Article

“Displeased” Neighbors Pack May 30th Meeting, Vigorously Oppose Commercial Zoning Article

“55 Years Down the Road” – History of Scottsdale’s Scenic Drive Article

Scenic Drive Information Directory – Scenic Drive Pages of the Website Article

City of Scottsdale Website – Case Information Sheet Web

City of Scottsdale Website – Planning Commission Information Web

City of Scottsdale Website – City Council Meetings & Agenda Information Web

City of Scottsdale P & Z Link Newsletter, June 21 (Filing of Request) Article


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