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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1972
Page
5
Thirteen candidates for Paradise Valley Town Council converge on key issues. They support one home per acre zoning and oppose commercial expansion while promising strict construction controls in the mountains. Baltz calls for a sewer program and improved roads with potential new revenue for policing and services.
Planning and Zoning Commission member Jon Bonnell cites lax enforcement and urges stronger ordinances to curb mountain building and install underground power lines and hydrants. Fellow candidates Lash Miller and Palmer tout one-acre zoning, fire protection, sewers, and open information, opposing large throughfairs and commercial intrusion.
Harold A. Donegan Jr. 6630 E Lincoln Dr in Scottsdale is a private attorney running for a second term on the Paradise Valley Town Council. He cites his record as a councilman and says he has aided residents in retaining the town’s character.
Donald A. Few of Sperry Rand and Georgia Tech graduate urges town to boost traffic safety with better traffic control bicycle paths on major roads and an expanded police and fire protection program. He supports a fire hydrant installation plan and says operations must fit within current town revenues.
H W Hitchcock manager at General Electric and vice president of Cambridge Water Company argues against commercial expansion in Cambridge NY He warns about Scottsdale Road Lincoln Street traffic and mountain development as outside influences and urges neighboring planners to seek joint solutions He proposes funding for an expanded fire hydrant system and prioritizing pedestrian and bicycle transit.
Stanley J. Kleban of Maverick Road serves as Motorola group operations manager and seeks a second two year council term. He calls for action on a pending Superior Court suit challenging the town’s 1967 incorporation and urges either dismissal or a full court contest.
Oscar C. Palmer of 4338 E. Keim Drive stressed his experiences in manufacturing, business and finance. He has stronger ties to industry and financial activities, reflecting a diverse professional background.
Jerry Rosenheim co owner of Camelback Desert School at 9712 N Casa Blanca Road advocates enforcing one acre zoning and supports a town library parks bike paths and playgrounds. He also promotes a traditional town hall with community activities and calls for more police and fire protection underground utilities and expanded trails.
E Robert Tribken, 5320 Casa Blanca Road, an engineer with Sperry Rand Flight Systems, has served on the town council since 1962. He states current policies include one acre zoning, improved town services, responsive citizen input, and controlled mountain building to avoid scarring. He emphasizes police protection, road maintenance, pragmatic governance, and repeating proven actions.
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