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Bill Raising Controversy That Would Bypass Zoning Laws and Voters to Increase High-Density Housing in Scottsdale - Tennessee Star

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A bill making its way through the Arizona Legislature would block Scottsdale voters from voting to stop construction of 1,895 new apartments and condos.

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Poll Finds Small But Vocal Opposition To Axon Campus Project

It would appear that opposition to the building of Axon's new global headquarters in Scottsdale is limited to a small coalition of anti-growth and anti-capitalist activists. At least that is the case according to a new poll that shows that Arizona voters overwhelmingly support Axon's proposed project and legislation to boost economic development through campus-based...

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Bill Raising Controversy That Would Bypass Zoning Laws and Voters to Increase High-Density Housing in Scottsdale | The Star News Network

A bill making its way through the Arizona Legislature would block Scottsdale voters from voting to stop construction of 1,895 new apartments and condos. SB 1543, a striker bill sponsored by State Representative Tony Rivero (R-Peoria), would allow the TASER and body camera manufacturer Axon to build apartments for employees by its headquarters in north Scottsdale on a sprawling 70-acre campus, even though the land is not zoned for the high-densit…

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Bill Raising Controversy That Would Bypass Zoning Laws and Voters to Increase High-Density Housing in Scottsdale - Tennessee Star

A bill making its way through the Arizona Legislature would block Scottsdale voters from voting to stop construction of 1,895 new apartments and condos.

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Tennessee Star broke the news in on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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