Scottsdale passes The Kimsey

An artist’s rendering shows the proposed mixed-use redevelopment in the southwestern portion of Old Town Scottsdale called the Kimsey. The project preserves a 1960s building designed by Ralph Haver, while incorporating new development. (Courtesy of The Kimsey)

By Melissa Rosequist | YourValley

Will The Kimsey give downtown Scottsdale proprietors a much-needed shot in the arm? Most of Scottsdale City Council thinks so.

The Kimsey — with plans that include a 168-room hotel, 190-dwelling units, a restaurant and commercial space at 7110 E. Indian School Road — was opposed only by Councilwoman Kathy Littlefield, who called the choice a difficult decision. The council’s 6-1 vote came during an April 6 meeting.

During the council meeting, 20 members of the public gave their two cents on the project. Passionate pleas from local business owners echoed through the City Hall Kiva as proprietors on the other end of the phone talked about how this project will bring revitalization to the area.

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