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Scottsdale council adjourns to executive session on city manager appointment and seeks legal advice on state land‑use bill
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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — The Scottsdale City Council on April 8 adjourned into executive session to discuss the possible appointment of a permanent city manager and to receive legal advice about recently introduced state legislation that could affect multifamily residential, hotel and industrial land uses.
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — The Scottsdale City Council on April 8 adjourned into executive session to discuss the possible appointment of a permanent city manager and to receive legal advice about recently introduced state legislation that could affect multifamily residential, hotel and industrial land uses.
The move came after Mayor Lisa Boroski proposed removing the city manager appointment from the executive session and discussing it in open session. "I believe the residents of Scottsdale should be availed to those discussions just like it would be in an interview situation," Boroski said, arguing for transparency. Her motion was not seconded and therefore did not proceed.
City Attorney Sherry Scott told the council that the state open‑meeting law…
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