Jack-In-The-Box Plans New Scottsdale Drive-In
Drive-ins old and new show Jack-In-The-Box standard design for its nationwide chain. A unit at 301 S. Old Scottsdale Rd is shown per Scottsdale Design Review Board. On Tuesday evening the company will seek permission to build another restaurant on Indian School east of Hayden Rd. Phoenix officials say a decision on standard versus nonstandard design has not been made.
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Design Review Board
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Building codes protect city
Scottsdale uses the Uniform Building Code to govern construction for health and safety. The code varies by climate zones and applies to new buildings, with plans reviewed by multiple city departments. Inspections ensure compliance until a occupancy certificate is issued. Zone 1 rules focus on fire containment and non combustible roofs and walls, with stricter standards for stores and buildings housing large gatherings.
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Japan
South America
T. C. Scheele
Flagstaff
Scheele
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Arizona Home Show 1969 Opens April at Veterans Memorial Coliseum
The 1969 Arizona Home Show runs April 17 to 20 at the Veterans Memorial Coliseum. Sponsored by the Valley of the Sun Electric League, it features a four room do it yourself vacation home, space kitchen, tropical fish displays, law and order demos by Phoenix police, and entertainment by the Orpheus Male Chorus and Boy's Chorus. Admission is 75 cents for adults and free for children under 12.
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Orleans Townhouse
Westinghouse
Orleans Townhouses
Hallcraft
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Veteran’s Memorial Coliseum
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Valley of the Sun Electric League
Valley Aquarium Society
Valley Garden Club
Phoenix Police Department
Orpheus
City hall's lights win League awards at Phoenix banquet
Scottsdale’s new city hall earned first place in the institutional category of the Valley of the Sun Electric League lighting contest. Merritt Electric, Meier and Associates, Bennie Gonzales & Associates shared honors for the design emphasizing open space. Other top awards went to Salt River Project, Park Central Plaza, and the Main Post Office.
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New City Hall
Sun Electric League
Phoenix
City Hall
Merritt Electric
Meier and Associates
Bennie Gonzales & Associates
Salt River Project
Scottsdale approves $27 million in February building permits
Scottsdale’s City Building Department issued 297 permits in February totaling more than 27 million dollars. The largest project was a Chrysler agency on Osborn and Scottsdale Roads valued at 295 thousand. Other notable permits included 59 single family homes 1.5 million dollars four apartment buildings 436 thousand two office buildings 80 thousand three stores 350 thousand and 120 pools and fences 209 thousand along with 47 home remodeling jobs valued at 49 thousand.
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Chrysler Agency
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