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Scottsdale City Council puts final stamp of approval on Reata Ranch Guest Ranch

A graphic submitted to illustrate the general scope of the Reata Ranch development.By Terrance Thornton | Scottsdale Independent 

Scottsdale City Council Tuesday, June 21 unanimously approved the final plat for a 326-unit resort subdivision coined the Reata Ranch Guest Ranch.

The now-approved resort subdivision sits on a 220-acre site on the south side of east Rio Verde Drive between 128th and 136th streets in north Scottsdale.

Scottsdale City Council in February 2012 approved, by a vote of 6 to 1, the rezoning of 220 acres of land from a rural distinction to one allowing higher density and resort operations. That action is what is allowing the western-themed, 320-unit Reata Ranch resort community to come to fruition.

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