Codes, collaboration and parking define underlying Old Town Scottsdale development tension

A view of Old Town Scottsdale, which continues to be the focus of municipal redevelopment musings. / Arianna Grainey / Independent Newsmedia

By Terrance Thornton | Scottsdale Independent

The old adage, “the squeaky wheel gets the grease,” continues to ring true.

On a blistering July day — like countless others before — Scottsdale businessman Larry Kush walks to lunch from his Old Town Scottsdale office, but upon these walks a dirty truth emerges.

On most mornings, the relics of indulgence line the streets of Old Town Scottsdale’s entertainment district and many say for a municipality the caliber of Scottsdale, the sights and sounds of nightly revelry has reached its toll.

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