Paradise Valley candidates clash over growth and zoning
Thirteen candidates split into pro and anti expansion camps before Wednesday's primary. They converge on keeping one home per acre zoning and limiting mountain development while debating sewer, roads, parks, police funding, and possible new taxes as growth pressures rise.
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Paradise Valley
Paradise Valley Council Re Election Bid by Harold A. Donegan Jr
Harold A. Donegan Jr a private attorney from Scottsdale seeks a second term on the Paradise Valley Town Council. He campaigns on his record as a councilman saying he has aided residents in keeping the town’s primary character.
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Harold A. Donegan Jr
F. Lincoln
Scottsdale
Donegan
Paradise Valley
Few urges traffic safety plans and city services review
Donald A. Few of Sperry Rand, a Georgia Tech graduate, advocates stepping up traffic safety, improving traffic control, creating bicycle paths on major roads, boosting police and fire protection, and a hydrant installation program. He urges operating within existing town finances and efficient use of resources to serve community priorities.
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Donald A. Few
Sperry Rand
Georgia Tech
Flight Systems
Hitchcock urges cautious growth and regional planning in Cambridge
H Wyman Hitchcock of Cambridge NY urges sticking to a one home one acre concept and keeping the town closed to development. He warns of border influences from Scottsdale Road Lincoln traffic and mountain building and calls for collaboration with neighboring planners to ease congestion. He favors expanding the town fire hydrant system with beneficiary cost sharing and prioritizes pedestrian and bicycle transit.
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H. Wyman Hitchcock
E. San
Miguel Ave
General Electric Company
Cambridge Water Company
Cambridge
N.Y
Hitchcock
Scottsdale Road
Lincoln
Stanley J. Kleban Seeks Second Term on Town Council
Stanley J. Kleban of 6341 Maverick Road, Motorola group operation manager, seeks a second two year council term. He argues that the town must resolve the legal validity of its incorporation before expanding facilities. A Superior Court suit challenges the 1967 incorporation, and he urges action to dismiss or proceed to trial.
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Stanley J. Kleban
Maverick Road
Motorola
Kleban
Palmer Outlines Career in Manufacturing and Finance
Oscar C. Palmer of 4338 E. Keim Drive describes his background in manufacturing business and finance and notes he has continued to pursue opportunities in these sectors.
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Oscar C. Palmer
E. Keim Drive
Tribken Seeks Continued Town Council Leadership
Vice-Mayor E. Robert Tribken of 5320 Casa Blanca Road, an engineer with Sperry Rand Flight Systems, has served on the council since 1962. He supports one acre zoning, improved town services, and sensitive responses to residents, advocating controlled building on the mountains to prevent scarring while ensuring police protection and road maintenance. He describes his approach as pragmatic and conservative, favoring proven actions.
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Robert W. Miller
N. Mockingbird Rd
Arizona Radio Communications
Phoenix
Miller
Paradise Valley
E. Robert Tribken
Casa Blanca
Sperry Rand Flight Systems
Tribken
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