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The right recipe for Old Town Scottsdale: Mayor, council seek development solutions

As more people, cars and buildings flock to Scottsdale Road, questions are being asked about the realities of the next era of Old Town.

Mayor David Ortega says there are “several mapping flaws” within the Old Town Character Area Plan, particularly related to building height, which are not being interpreted accurately.

Ortega was supported by some council colleagues, including Councilwoman Kathy Littlefield who questioned the long-term viability of Old Town Scottsdale.

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