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How high can Skysong go? 90 feet

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By Allison Walker | Scottsdale Independent

An ASU Foundation Grounds Lease amendment, which includes the Skysong Building Plan, has been approved by Scottsdale City Council for an additional 30 feet of height, bringing the maximum building height to 90 feet.

Scottsdale City Council voted at the April 14 meeting to allow changes to the original building plan; including increasing the maximum building height in exchange for more open space.

The vote passed 4-3, with Councilmembers Kathy Littlefield, Guy Phillips and David Smith dissenting.

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