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Scottsdale City Council approves Heights zoning change to General Plan

Applicant John Berry responds to councilmembers’ questions regarding the proposed Scottsdale Heights rezoning during a March council meeting. /Independent Newsmedia/Josh Martinez

By Josh Martinez | Independent Media

Change is coming to north Scottsdale after city council decided to forgo the current commercial zoning of a site at 7225 E. Dove Valley Road, making way for a new urban neighborhood.

In a 5–2 decision, council approved a non-major General Plan Amendment to change 14 of the 15.5-acre site from commercial to urban neighborhood at its Tuesday, March 21 meeting.

Council also approved a zoning district map amendment from business district, environmentally sensitive lands to medium density residential environmentally sensitive lands.

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