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Town Council hopefuls explain potential impacts of new Paradise Valley resort

It is expected that the new Ritz-Carlton Paradise Valley resort will be opening its doors soon — and Town Council candidates have differing opinions on what that may bring.

One candidate, who was on council when the project was approved, warns of increased need for town resources, such as police, fire and public works services.

Meanwhile, it’s of popular opinion that the new resort and accompanying retail offerings will bring more money to the town through tax revenue.

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