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Downtown Plan Update Overview Findings PLANNERS AVAILABLE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS ABOUT DOWNTOWN ZONING, THE CITY'S DEVELOPMENT PROCESS AND DOWNTOWN PROJECTS. Thinking about locating a business in Downtown; have questions about the city's planning and zoning process related to Downtown projects, and/or looking for information about Downtown projects (proposed and under construction)? - Planners are available to meet with you in the Downtown Office as follows: Mondays from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. - Dan Symer, Senior Planner Wednesdays from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. - Hank Epstein, Senior Planner Drop ins are welcomed and you can also schedule a meeting by calling (480) 312-7750. SHARE YOUR IDEAS WITH THE DOWNTOWN GROUP Scottsdale's Downtown Group is collecting ideas on how to effectively share information with Downtown residents and business owners. The Downtown Group currently hosts a monthly Downtown Forum where residents and business owners are invited to share ideas and discuss questions or concerns that they may have. The group is seeking thoughts on the meeting, as well as ideas on new ways of sharing updates and discussing current and upcoming news. To share your thoughts, please contact John Little at (480) 312-7750 or jlittle@ScottsdaleAZ.gov. The Downtown Group is always available to meet with you, your group or association at your request. CITY PLANNERS WANT TO KNOW 'WHAT IS IMPORTANT TO YOU?' What makes Scottsdale a great place to live? What sets it apart from other communities? Citizens are invited to answer those questions to help planners identify speakers and discussion topics for the city's Community Design Studio. The Design Studio houses the city's advanced planning team, which is responsible for General Plan updates and other long-term planning efforts. Planners also want the Design Studio to serve as a focal point for lecture series and education programs to help guide the city's future design and development. Provide your feedback electronically Downtown Web Site -- www.scottsdaledowntown.com Scrambling to find things to do with your out of town visitors? Or are you just looking for something new and different to do – maybe finding a new place to get a bite to eat... or discovering a shop to buy that one-of-a-kind gift. The answer is just a click away! The city has launched a Scottsdale Downtown Web site – www.scottsdaledowntown.com. The site provides updated information about downtown businesses, events, theaters, museums, shops, restaurants... you name it – the information is right at your fingertips. Businesses: If you're not yet highlighted on this Web site, you should be! It's FREE! Register Online at www.scottsdaleaz.gov/downtown/register.asp	Now available: Key Trends & Activities in South Scottsdale Development in Fashion Square Area (pdf / 765 kb / 1 pg) Investment Activity in Southern Scottsdale (PDF / 595 kb / 12 pgs / Feb 08) Temporary Use of Public Right-of-Way (pdf / 76 kb / 1 pg) Downtown Special Events Staging Areas 5th Ave / Craftsman Court (PDF/561kb/1p) Canal Bank (PDF/776kb/1p) Main Street Plaza (PDF/284kb/1p) Development Resources Architectural & Urban Design Checklist (pdf / 160 kb / 4 pgs) Downtown Design Guidelines (pdf / 2.8 MB / 69 pgs) Complete Document Recommended Plants for Downtown (pdf / 661 kb / 16 pgs) Downtown Land Use Map (pdf / 54 kb / 1 pg) Downtown Vision (pdf / 1.3 MB / 12 pgs) Downtown Ordinance (pdf / 208 kb / 21 pgs) Downtown Zoning Districts Downtown Overlay (DO) (pdf / 262 kb / 6 pgs)

Downtown Plan Update

PLANNERS AVAILABLE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS ABOUT DOWNTOWN ZONING,
THE CITY'S DEVELOPMENT PROCESS AND DOWNTOWN PROJECTS.

Thinking about locating a business in Downtown; have questions about the city's planning and zoning process related to Downtown projects, and/or looking for information about Downtown projects (proposed and under construction)? - Planners are available to meet with you in the Downtown Office as follows:

Mondays from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. - Dan Symer, Senior Planner Wednesdays from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. - Hank Epstein, Senior Planner Drop ins are welcomed and you can also schedule a meeting by calling (480) 312-7750.

SHARE YOUR IDEAS WITH
THE DOWNTOWN GROUP

Scottsdale's Downtown Group is collecting ideas on how to effectively share information with Downtown residents and business owners. The Downtown Group currently hosts a monthly Downtown Forum where residents and business owners are invited to share ideas and discuss questions or concerns that they may have. The group is seeking thoughts on the meeting, as well as ideas on new ways of sharing updates and discussing current and upcoming news. To share your thoughts, please contact John Little at (480) 312-7750 or jlittle@ScottsdaleAZ.gov. The Downtown Group is always available to meet with you, your group or association at your request.

CITY PLANNERS WANT TO KNOW 'WHAT IS IMPORTANT TO YOU?'

What makes Scottsdale a great place to live? What sets it apart from other communities?

Citizens are invited to answer those questions to help planners identify speakers and discussion topics for the city's Community Design Studio.

The Design Studio houses the city's advanced planning team, which is responsible for General Plan updates and other long-term planning efforts. Planners also want the Design Studio to serve as a focal point for lecture series and education programs to help guide the city's future design and development.

Provide your feedback electronically

Downtown Web Site -- www.scottsdaledowntown.com

Scrambling to find things to do with your out of town visitors? Or are you just looking for something new and different to do – maybe finding a new place to get a bite to eat... or discovering a shop to buy that one-of-a-kind gift.

The answer is just a click away! The city has launched a Scottsdale Downtown Web site – www.scottsdaledowntown.com. The site provides updated information about downtown businesses, events, theaters, museums, shops, restaurants... you name it – the information is right at your fingertips.