Scottsdale City Council members seek new controls on land deals

Scottsdale City Council
Scottsdale City Council
From left are Kathy Littlefield, Linda Milhaven and David Smith being sworn in 2015 by City Clerk Carolyn Jagger. :Submitted photo

By Terrance Thornton | Scottsdale Independent

Two Scottsdale City Council members are pursuing limitations on established city code amendments that allow city staff to decide when and how city-owned property held in trust is either sold, swapped or bought sometimes without a public auction as prescribed through ordinance.

Council members David Smith and Kathy Littlefield made a motion at the Aug. 25 Scottsdale City Council meeting to place limits on Scottsdale Revised City Code, Section 2-221, which defines how the municipality disposes of and uses taxpayer property.

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