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[GUEST COLUMN] Pace: Rare 3-3 council split over five-plex proposal on Camelback Mountain

Julie Pace

By Julie Pace | Paradise Valley Independent

Working late in to Valentine’s Day evening, when love was in the air, exposed a very divided Paradise Valley Town Council on an issue that implicates the core values of our Town.

Three members of the Paradise Valley Town Council expressed support for commercial zoning of a five-plex on Camelback Mountain directly adjacent to one-acre single family homes.

Council Members Anna Thomasson, Mark Stanton and Paul Dembow support the increased development of a five-plex on Camelback Mountain, while Vice Mayor Scott Moore, Ellen Andeen and I opposed it. Mayor Jerry Bien-Willner is attempting to bridge the divide to develop a consensus.

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