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Extended-stay hotel drops Glendale project

A crowd of more than 100 residents showed up for Monday’s community meeting regarding the upcoming StayAPT hotel development coming to north Glendale less than 300 feet from some residents’ homes.

(Independent Newsmedia/Steve Stockmar)

A final showdown on an extended-stay hotel in the Arrowhead area of Glendale will not happen.

The Glendale City Council was scheduled to hear and vote on the stayAPT permit on the northwest corner of West Camino San Xavier and North 73rd Avenue during its Dec. 12 meeting.

Instead in late November, Phoenix-based Tiffany & Bosco P.A. dropped its appeal request of the Glendale Planning Commission's unanimous recommendation to deny a conditional use permit.

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