It’s official — Scottsdale’s general plan update will be on the November ballot as officials ask voters to approve and ratify the city’s guiding document after previous attempts flopped.
Just shy of five months prior to the Tuesday, Nov. 2, general election, Scottsdale City Council in June unanimously adopted the document formally titled “Scottsdale General Plan 2035.”
Work on the draft plan has been ongoing for more than a year — first virtually among a task force comprised of 13 municipal committee and board members; followed by multi-monthly City Council study sessions pouring over the document.
