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Development fights dominated the year in Scottsdale

Museum Square, one of the first projects to take advantage of 150-foot height allowances approved by City Council in 2018, won City Council approval in October 2019. / Scottsdale Progress

By Wayne Schutsky | Scottsdale Progress

For Scottsdale, 2019 will be partly remembered for a trifecta of controversial new developments downtown and voter approval of the city’s first major municipal bond package in nearly two decades.

Longtime residents also said goodbye to an iconic Scottsdale leader and some of the city’s most-beloved restaurants and retailers this year.

Here are some highlights as the city prepares for 2020:

Bond election

Voters approved three bond questions totaling $319 million on Nov. 5 – the single largest bond approval in Scottsdale since 2000.

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