Saturday, June 15, 2013
Scottsdale council ends discussion of Blue Sky’s construction start
The Scottsdale City Council on Tuesday ended any further questioning of whether Gray Development Group met a deadline to start construction on its high-profile Blue Sky apartment complex.
Last month, the council voted 5-2 to take no action on a citizen petition asking it to reconsider acting City Manager Dan Worth’s determination that Blue Sky met the stipulation that it be under construction within 24 months of council approval in April 2011.
However, Worth said he would report back to the council after investigating whether the developer complied with all of the stipulations for council approval of the project. The petition was submitted by residents of Safari Drive, a condominium complex next to Blue Sky, east of Scottsdale Fashion Square.
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