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Scottsdale holds open house on future of the city’s airport

One man intends to give city an earful

The city of Scottsdale wants to know what residents want their airport to look and behave like for the next 20 years.

That’s why it is launching into a $1 million master plan update project paid for almost entirely by a Federal Aviation Administration Airport Improvement Program grant.

Scottsdale resident Chris Winterholler intends to give city officials an earful.

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