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Latest SmokeTree Resort proposal leaves certain components behind

The latest in a series of re-submitted renderings to the Town of Paradise Valley for considerations of approval of a proposed redevelopment project at SmokeTree Resort. / Paradise Valley Independent

By Melissa Rosequist | Paradise Valley Independent

After receiving a proverbial thumbs down on redevelopment plans, SmokeTree Resort has returned to Paradise Valley officials with a renewed request for a special use permit amendment.

In an effort to find a viable option to redevelop the legacy resort, SmokeTree has cut plans of a for-sale product on the 5.3-acre campus, in addition to lowering the unit count to 122 hotel rooms, removing balconies from perimeter buildings and capping building height at 36 feet.

Paradise Valley Town Council, on Nov. 21, reviewed the new redevelopment plans and provided feedback to owner Taylor Robinson. Ultimately, officials pointed to some additional information needed before receiving the green light.

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