North Scottsdale zoning faces limits for one acre grid plans
North Scottsdale homeowners heard city planners urge a master plan for east of Pima Road and north of Shea Boulevard to curb density. Dr. Richard Bauman warned against unintended sprawl while supporting clustering in PRD developments to preserve open space and water absorption. The Kaiser Aetna master plan near Pima and Shea was cited as lower density containment.
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Bauman
Planning Commission
Pima Road
Pima
Shea Boulevard
Indian Bend
North Scottsdale Homeowners Association
Scottsdale Road
Pima and
Shea
City Planning Board may lengthen delay on Kaiser Aetna project
The planning commission likely to postpone its decision on Kaiser Aetna's community core PCD plan for two weeks to ensure all concerns are addressed. Staff and McCormick Ranch director Fretz back the continuance as the council recently approved KA's 517 acre master plan and revisions seek longer construction windows.
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Kaiser Aetna
Pima Road
Shea Boulevard
George Fretz
McCormick Ranch
Scottsdale senators clash over charity sentence for dairy officials
Two Scottsdale state senators attack a federal court ruling that sent four dairy executives to charity work and required their firms to donate food. Senator Hungerford questions sentencing disparity, says others get prison for lesser crimes. Senator Roeder calls outcome neither punishment nor rehabilitation. Senator Davidson supports restitution through charity work.
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Kissinger Arrives In Israel For Renewed Middle East Talks
Secretary of State Kissinger lands in Tel Aviv en route to Jerusalem to press ideas from Egypt and Syria for a rapid step-by-step peace path. He rules out no forum, cites U.S. aim to ensure Israel's survival, and will avoid contact with the PLO during the tour.
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Yitzhak Rabin
Yigal Allen
Shimon Peres
Mordechai Gur
Allen
U.S
Kenneth B. Keating
United States
Palestine Liberation Organization
Henry
Nelson Rockefeller
Rhine-Main
U.S. Air Force Base
Frankfurt
City Deficit Seen As Revenues Lag By End Of Year
Acting City Manager Walter C. Nemetz reports revenues through Jan 18 total 9 181 179 and forecast 17 686 412 in the year with 864 162 carried over. Expenditures hit 9 824 699 by Jan 18 and are projected to 18 552 412, creating an 866 000 shortfall prompting another budget revision and possible revenue increases or staff cuts.
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Walter C. Nemetz
Nemetz
Community college coin machine funds eyed for student bodies
Maricopa County Community College District Board meets tonight at Scottsdale Community College to decide reallocating revenues from coin operated machines to SCC student governments. Al Flowers says the move would divert 900 to 1800 dollars yearly from district debt retirement to student activities and athletics budgets, pending bank approval and board consent.
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SCC
Todd Schwarz
MCCCD
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Ford Leaves Washington for Texas and Kansas Campaign
President Ford departs Washington for a two day campaign swing to Texas and Kansas to rally support for his economic and energy plans. He will meet Southwestern governors in Houston and Midwest and Western governors in Topeka Kansas.
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Washington
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Houston
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