Scottsdale Development Process
Scottsdale Development Regulations, Policies, and Processes: What, Why & How
Development Approvals
The Scottsdale development process consists of 5 phases (see flowchart at right). Depending upon your project, you may be able to start with plan review and permitting (i.e. residential development, minimum permits, etc).
C. Plan Review
D. Permitting
E. Inspections
Key Resources:Training: Development In Scottsdale Residential Development Process Commercial Development Process
Applications, Forms, Guides, Checklists Zoning Summary Table Development Tools:Land Use Impact Model Guide |
Long Range PlanningGuidelines & Policies Unique to Scottsdale Area-Specific Resources
Demographics and ReportsDemographics Package American FactFinder (US Census Bureau) |
Heightened Concern for Abandonments
Planning & Development Services, in most cases, will not recommend approval for Government Land Office (GLO) abandonments in the Foothills Overlay (FO) or roadway easements located within the Goldie Brown plats until the transportation master planning for these areas is completed.
WHY? The city will be assessing transportation needs in these areas as part of future planning processes, and until those processes are completed, we will not have a comprehensive overview of vehicular and non-vehicular circulation systems. Abandonments associated with preliminary plats in these areas, where transportation analysis has been completed, will be processed in the normal manner. Abandonment requests in other parts of the community will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
Questions? Contact the Planning & Development Customer Relations Office at 480-312-7800 or e-mail https://www.scottsdaleaz.gov/feedback/default.asp?mailto=planninginfo@scottsdaleaz.gov.