Backers of a proposed tech campus were pleased with a move by the Scottsdale City Council to agree to fewer apartments on the site as a way to move forward with the development.
At the same time, opponents of the Axon Enterprise project were displeased with the split council vote.
Security technology company Axon agreed in last-minute negotiations during the Scottsdale City Council’s Nov. 18 meeting to reduce the number of living units in its planned world headquarters near North Hayden Road and Loop 101 from 1,882 to 1,200.
