Planning Commission recommends Smoke Tree SUP denial

The Paradise Valley Planning Commission has recommended denial on Smoke Tree Resort’s Special Use Permit request. / Photo Arianna Grainey / Independent Newsmedia

 

By Melissa Rosequist | Paradise Valley Independent

The Paradise Valley Planning Commission has recommended denial of Smoke Tree Resort’s Major Special Use Permit Amendment.

On March 5, the Planning Commission hosted a public hearing, followed by a vote on the project. The Commission voted 4-3 to recommend denial, with Commissioners Daran Wastchak, Thomas Campbell and Jonathan Wainwright dissenting.

Smoke Tree Resort was originally built in 1966 at 7101 E. Lincoln Drive, adjacent to the municipality’s border. Earlier this year, the legacy resort property changed hands for a reported $10 million, and new ownership is eying a new chapter for the boutique resort.

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