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CITY COUNCIL
REPORT
Item 5
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Meeting Date:
General Plan Element: 
General Plan Goal:
ACTION
February 10, 2026 
Land Use
Create a sense of community through land uses
Old Town Tavern - Bar Use & Live Entertainment Use
5-U P-2025, 6-U P-2025,1-1P-2025
Request to consider the following:
1. Adopt Resolution No. 13592 for a Bar Conditional Use Permit on a +/- 6,000 sf site, zoned 
Central Business Downtown Overlay (C-2 DO) located at 7330 E. Main St.
2. Adopt Resolution No. 13593 for a Live Entertainment Conditional Use Permit on a +/- 6,000 
sf site, zoned Central Business Downtown Overlay (C-2 DO) located at 7330 E. Main St.
3. Adopt resolution No. 13600 approving a request to participate in the In-lieu Parking 
Program for forty-one (41) Parking Credits to be paid for monthly for a new bar with live 
entertainment on a +/- 6,000 sf site, zoned Central Business Downtown Overlay (C-2 DO) 
located at 7330 E. Main St.
Goal/Purpose of Request
The applicant’s request is to operate a new bar with live entertainment. The applicant will also
seek approval from City Council for 41 In-Lieu Parking Credits necessary to meet parking
requirements due to the proposed increased land use intensity.
Key Items for Consideration
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Conditional Use Permit Criteria
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Previous operations: Restaurant (series 12 liquor). Domestic winery/retail (series 13 liquor)
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Requesting 41 In-Lieu parking credits
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Existing public parking locations to the north and south, and planned additional public 
parking at 2"“ Street and Brown Avenue
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No known opposition
Planning Commission heard this case 1/28/2026 and recommended approval with a vote of
6-0.
Action Taken: Item considered separately, continued to a date to be determined by a vote of 6 to 1

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OWNER
Pauls Mitchell 
(480) 275-9989
APPLICANT CONTACT
Cameron Morgan
Cameron Morgan Attorney at Law
480-990-9507
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General Plan
The General Plan Land Use Element designates the property as Mixed-use Neighborhoods. 
This category includes higher-density housing combined with complementary office or retail 
uses, which is most suitable near and within Growth and Activity Areas.
Old Town Scottsdale Character Area Plan (OTSCAP)
The OTSCAP designates the subject site as Downtown,Civic Center, which encompasses 
primarily public open space along with cultural, sports and municipal activities.
Redeveloprhent should activate, support, and increase the civic, cultural, sports and open 
space amenities.
Zoning
The site is zoned Central Business Downtown Overlay (C-2 PO). The C-2 zoning district allows 
for commercial activities located near residential neighborhoods, including shopping and 
service needs. Bars and Live Entertainment are permitted with a Conditional Use Permit 
(CUP).
Context
Located where the west end of the Civic Center meets Brown Avenue, the subject site is 
situated in an area occupied by a variety of retail and restaurant/bar uses. The nearest existing 
residentially-zoned community is about 1,000 feet away (Emory Apartments - formerly “The 
Palladium”). There is at least one other residential unit above “The Clayton” mixed-use 
development approximately 150 feet to the east, and an additional residential unit above the 
Bischoff property approximately 150 feet to the west, however both properties are zoned 
Commercial with the Downtown Overlay. Please refer to context graphics attached.
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Adjacent Uses and Zoning
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North: 
Public Surface Parking, zoned C-2 DO
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South: Civic Center, D/DCC-2 PBD DO
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East: 
Office, zoned C-2 DO
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West: 
Retail & Bar, zoned C-2 DO
Other Related Policies, References:
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Scottsdale General Plan 2035
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Old Town Scottsdale Character Area Plan
APPLICANTS PROPOSAL
Development Information
The development proposal seeks to operate a bar with live entertainment out of an existing 
building within the Civic Center area. The building’s two suites, which are currently comprised 
of a restaurant and a vacant retail space, would be merged to house one establishment with a 
Bar (Series 6) liquor license and will provide live entertainment. The operations plan states the 
bar will operate between 10:00am - 2:00am,
The +/- 5,155 sf establishment includes an 800 square foot patio and two stages totaling 145 
square feet. The applicant is looking to carry over a similar operation to the original Old Town 
Tavern, which operated for two decades in a smaller establishment approximately 30 feet to 
the west.
A bar with live entertainment carries an intense parking requirement, so because there is no 
on-site parking and there is limited excess off-street private parking to share, this request will 
also require 41 |n-lieu parking credits to be considered by City Council. Existing public parking 
exists immediately to the north and south of the establishment, and there is planned future 
additional public parking at 2"'‘ Street and Brown Avenue. There is also public on-street parking 
in the vicinity, as well as the increasingtrend in rideshare options.
By comparison, within the last ten years, the highest requested number of in-lieu spaces was 
twenty-one (21), which was approved (Majerle's Sports Grill (2-IP:2015)) in the Entertainment 
District.
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Existing Use:
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Proposed Use:
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ParcelSize:
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Parking Required:
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Parking Provided:
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Floor Area:
Restaurant & Vacant Retail 
Elarwith Live Entertainment;
6,000 sf 
58 spaces
58 spaces (15 credits (1975), 2 bike, 41 In-Lieu) 
4,353 sf (plus 802 sf of patio)
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IMPACT ANALYSIS
Conditional Use Permit
Conditional Use Permits, which may be revocable, conditional, or valid for a specified time 
period, may be granted only when expressly permitted after the Planning Commission has 
made a recommendation and City Council has found as follows:
A. That the granting of such Conditional Use Permits will not be materially detrimental to 
the public health, safety or welfare. In reaching this conclusion, the Planning 
Commission and the City Council’s consideration shall include, but not be limited to, 
the following factors:
1. Damage or nuisance arising from noise, smoke, odor, dust, vibration or illumination.
• 
This establishment is located in an area with uses of similar intensity, including 
bars and restaurants. Live entertainment is part of this request, similar to the 
original operation recently vacated next door. The live entertainment will occur 
indoors and the bar is not anticipated to result in any damage or nuisance arising 
from smoke, odor, dust, vibration, or illumination.
2. Impact on surrounding areas resulting from an unusual volume or character of
traffic.
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The proposed use is corisistent in intensity and size wjth other nearby 
establishments in the immediate area. There are bars and restaurants nearby 
(some with karaoke and live entertainment) that have similar hours and 
operations. Though this request is not necessarily anticipated to generate a 
significant increase in vehicular traffic volume that would affect existing traffic 
patterns on surrounding streets, bars with live entertainment do have higher 
parking requirements to accommodate increased levels of patronage. Parking for 
the proposed site requires 58 spaces, with 58 spaces provided with credits and 
participation in the in-lieu parking program.
B. The characteristics of the proposed conditional uses are reasonably compatible with 
the types of uses permitted in the surrounding areas.
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This establishment is located in an area with uses having similar intensity, 
including bars and restaurants nearby (some with karaoke and live 
entertainment) with similar hours and operations. The characteristics of the 
proposed uses are reasonably compatible with the uses in the surrounding area.
C. The additional conditions in Section 1.403, as applicable, have been satisfied.
Bar
1. The use shall not disrupt existing balance of daytime and nighttime uses.
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A new bar will likely draw more patrons to this site than the vacant retail portion 
of the property during the night, however it does not significantly shift the overall 
dynamic of daytime and nighttime uses in the area. As such, this request is not 
anticipated to disrupt the existing balance of daytime and nighttime uses.
2. The use shall not disrupt pedestrian-oriented daytime activities.
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This area of Downtown is occupied primarily by retail, restaurants, and bars. It 
also sits along the western entrance to the Civic Center, and as such embraces 
the intended pedestrian network. This use is compatible with the OTSCAP goal 
of an 18-hour mixed-use downtown.
3. If the site is located within the downtown overlay district then:
a. The use shall hot encourage displacement of daytime retail uses unless it can be 
demonstrated that the proposed use shall promote diversity of first floor uses 
along the street.
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Part of the existing building is a vacant retail space. While the current 
proposal for a bar would replace a retail suite, providing an additional 
entitlement to operate a bar here would not prevent a return to retail in the 
future, should the market dictate that.
b. The required parking for the use shall be within six hundred (600) feet of the 
property and shall not be separated from the property by a major or minor 
arterial street!
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There is no remote parkingassociated with this request. The proposed 
purchase of in-lieu parking credits would help fund current and future public 
parking maintenance and improvements.
4. If the use is located within five hundred (500) feet of a residential use or district then:
a. The use shall not adversely impact residential uses.
b. The use shall provide methods of buffering residential uses.
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There is at least two residential units about 150 feet away (both east and west 
of the subject property) also within the Civic Center mall area. The applicant’s 
narrative describes how they intend to mitigate those effects. Staff is not aware 
of any ongoing issues or complaints from these units (7343 E Scottsdale Mall, 
3925 E Brovvn Avenue) pertaining to the variety of entertainment venues in the 
area.
5. An active management and security plan shall be created, approved, implemented, 
maintained, and enforced for the business.
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A Public Safety Plan (PSP) has been submitted. All PSP materials will be reviewed 
upon certificate of occupancy and closer to the opening date of the 
establishment, per Police recommendation.
6. The applicant shall create a written exterior refuse control plan for approval by the 
City.
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A refuse control plan was not submitted as part of this request, however the 
operation plan denotes expectations, along with consequences for violating the 
requirements.
7. The applicant shall demonstrate how noise and light generated by the use shall be 
mitigated.
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The application indicates that noise will be contained within the building, except 
when accessing the patio. There will be no doors propped open, and all lighting 
shall be shielded and directed downward.
8. The applicant shall demonstrate that the use shall meet required parking and shall 
not exceed capacity for traffic in the area.
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To meet the required parking will necessitate the ongoing rental of 41 in-lieu 
credits. That concurrent application to Council is the mechanism through which 
the majority of parking would be met. The proposed use is not anticipated to 
generate a significant increase in vehicular traffic volume that would affect 
existing traffic patterns on surrounding streets. Existing public parking is located 
immediately to the north and south of the establishment, and there is planned 
future public parking to be located nearby at 2"*^ Street and Brown Avenue. There 
is also public on-street parking in the vicinity, as vvell as the increasing trend in 
rideshare options.
9. After hours establishments must maintain a valid after hours establishment license.
• 
No after-hours activities are proposed as part of this application.
Live Entertainment
1. The applicant has provided and obtained City approval of a written Security and 
Maintenance Plan.
• A PSP has been received by the Police Department. Conditions of the PSP will be 
enforced by the City’s Code Enforcement Division and the Police Department.
2. The applicant has provided written evidence that sound resulting from indoor live 
entertainment will be contained within the building, except where external speakers 
are permitted by Conditional Use Permit to allow indoor live entertainment to be 
heard outdoors.
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• All doors and windows will be closed but not locked during the hours live 
entertainment is provided. The applicant indicates in their narrative that there 
will be no external speakers on the patio.
4. The applicant has provided a lighting plan that addresses exterior lighting on the 
property, in accordance with Article VII of the Zoning Ordinance and the Security and 
Maintenance Plan requirements.
All external lighting is stipulated to be shielded and directed downward.
5. The applicant has provided a floor plan which identifies the areas for the primary use 
and for accessory functions, including but not limited to areas for performances.
• The floor plan provided by the applicant with this application identifies the 
location for the proposed live entertainment.
6. If the establishment is not in the Downtown area, and access to the establishment is 
from a street other than one classified by the Transportation Master Plan as minor 
collector or greater, the applicant shall provide a traffic analysis which complies 
with the City’s transportation guidelines. The traffic analysis shall demonstrate that 
the level of service on all streets accessed by the use meets City standards.
• The establishment is located in the Downtown area.
7. If the Zoning Administrator determines that a parking study is necessary, the 
applicant shall provide a study which complies with the City’s requirements.
A parking study is not required as part of this request.
8. The owner shall provide any additional information required by the Zoning 
Administratorto evaluate the impacts of the proposed use on the area.
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All information and plans needed to analyze impacts of the proposed use on the 
area vvere provided as part of the application materials.
9. All building openings such as doors, windows and movable wall panels shall be 
closed but not locked, except as permitted by Conditional Use Permit. Doors and 
service windows may be opened temporarily to allow passage.
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All doors and windovys will be closed during the hours live entertainment is 
provided.
10. No external speakers used for live entertainment or outdoor live entertainment 
activities will be permitted on the premises of a use that is located within 500 feet of 
a residential district shown in Table 4.1 OO.A
• This establishment is not located within 500 feet Of a residentially-zoned 
property. There are residential units associated with commercially zoned
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properties with a downtown overlay designation. Nevertheless, there is no 
outdoor live entertainment proposed, nor outdoor speakers projecting the live 
entertainment.
11. The owner and operator shall eomply with all plans approved as part of the 
Gonditional Use Permit.
. • A stipulation requiring compliance with the site plan and floor plan is included as 
a condition of approval.
12. All patron entrances shall be illuminated in accordance with the Building Code and 
the exterior lighting plans approved by the Development Review Board.
• 
Entrances are illuminated and no new exterior lighting is proposed with this 
application:
13. Noise generated from the live entertainment shall conform to the City’s Noise 
Ordinance.
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The applicant is aware of the City Noise Ordinance.
In-Lieu Parking
Pursuant to the Zoning Ordinance Section 9.108. D.3. of the In-Lieu Parking Program, parking 
requirements for nonresidential uses may be met by making in-lieu payments into the City’s 
downtown parking fund. The City Council shall determine whether of not to allow a property 
owner to participate in the in-lieu parking program based on the following considerations:
i. 
New developiinent, reinvestment, or redevelopment of the property;
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This project will merge two (2) commercial suites previously occupied by retail and 
restaurant uses. Redevelopment of the site is consistent with the Downtown Plan, 
Urban Design Goals.
ii. The use of the property fosters a pedestrian-oriented environment with an urban design
and character, and the use of public transit or the downtown tram service;
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As a whole, the businesses in the area encourage a pedestrian-oriented 
environment and the use of publicly available transportation suCh as taxi cabs, pedi- 
cabs, golf-cabs, trolley and public transit. The proposed bar with patio space will 
further activate an existing pedestrian environment along the Civic Center.
iii. Property size and configuration;
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The subject parcel is 6,000 sf with no on-site parking available; typical for small 
downtown parcels. This prohibits the ability to reasonably accommodate all of the 
required parking for the more intense land use. Besides patio space, there is no 
expanded floor area proposed.
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iv. The amount of public parking available to the area;
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Within the immediate area of the subject site, there are several public parking 
garages, and an additional surface lot immediately abutting this parcel to the north. 
There is also standard on-street parking in the area.
V. The future opportunity to provide public parking in the area; or
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The City continues to explore ways to increase public parking in this area for the 
benefit of the public at large. The funds provided from the proposed participation in 
the in lieu parking program can be used for future public parking improvements or 
operations and maintenance of existing facilities. At this time, there is a plan for a 
future, new parkinggarage within walking distance (The Brown Avenue Garage).
vi. Open space and public realm areas are maintained and/or parking lots convert into 
open space and public realm.
The area is enhanced and encourages use of the public realm with an improved 
patio area.
Public Safety
All Public Safety Plan materials will be reviewed upon certificate of occupancy and closer to 
the openingdate of the establishment. However, the Scottsdale Police Department sees no 
reason for the applicant not to continue through the review process in order to obtain use 
permits and building permits as needed per City requirements.
Liquor License Review
The applicant, has submitted their liquor license application to the state, and the State 
Department of Liquor Control requires Council action within a specified timeframe. As such, 
the liquor license review will run concurrently with the CUP and in-lieu parking requests (case 
97-LL-2025).
Community Impact
Property owners within 750 feet of the site have been notified by mail of the applicant's request 
and the site is posted with the required signage. No public comment has been received.
Other Boards and Commissions
Planning Commission:
Planning Commission heard this case January 28, 2026 and recommended approval with a 
vote of 6-0.
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Recommended Approach:
Staff recommends that the Planning Commission find that the Conditional Use Permit criteria 
have been met, and make a recommendation to City Council for approval of the Conditional 
Use Permits, per the attached stipulations.
OPTIONS & STAFF RECOMMENDATION 
Recommended Approach:
Adopt Resolution No. 13592 for a Bar Conditional Use Permit on a +/- 6,000 sf site, zoned 
Central Business Downtown Overlay {C-2 DO) located at 7330 E. Main Street
Adopt Resolution No. 13593 for a Live Entertainment Conditional Use Permit on a +/- 6,000 sf 
site, zoned Central Business Downtown Overlay (C-2 DO) located at 7330 E. Main Street
Adopt resolution No. 13600 approving a request to participate in the In-lieu Parking Program for 
sixteen (41) Parking Credits to be paid for monthly for a new bar with live entertainment on a +/- 
6,000 sf site, zoned Central Business Downtown Overlay (C-2 DO) located at 7330 E. Main 
Street
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RESPONSIBLE DEPARTMENT(S)
Planning and Development Services
Current Planning Services
STAFF CONTACT(S)
Casey Steinke 
Senior Planner 
480-312-2611
E-mail: csteinke@ScottsdaleAZ.gov
APPROVED BY
Casey Steinke, Report Author
1/23/26
Date
1/26/2026
Tim Curtis, AlCP, Current Planning Director 
Planning Commission Liaison
Phone: 480-312-4210, Email: tcurtis@scottsdaleaz.gov
Date
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01/26/2026
Erin Perreault, AlCP, Sr. Director 
Planning & Development Services
Phone: 480-312-7093 Email: eperreault@scottsdaleaz.gov
Date
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ATTACHMENTS
1. 
Context Aerial
2. 
Resolution No. 13592 
Exhibit 1: Aerial Close Up 
Exhibit 2: Stipulations 
Exhibit A to Exhibit 2: Site Plan 
Exhibit B to Exhibit 2: Floor Plan 
Exhibit 3: Additional Conditions
3. 
Resolution No. 13593 
Exhibit 1: Aerial Close Up 
Exhibit 2: Stipulations 
Exhibit A to Exhibit 2: Site Plan 
Exhibit B to Exhibit 2: Floor Plan 
Exhibit 3; Additional Conditions
4. 
Resolution No. 13600 
Exhibit 1: Zoning Map
5. 
Operation Plan
6. 
Applicant’s Narrative
7. 
Zoning Map
8. 
Citizen Involvement
9. 
City Notification Map
10. 
Planning Commission January 28, 2026 Draft Meeting Minutes
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RESOLUTION NO. 13592
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SCOTTSDALE,
MARICOPA COUNTY, ARIZONA, APPROVING A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
FOR A BAR USE WITHIN AN APPROXIMATELY 6,000 SQUARE FOOT AREA
WITH CENTRAL BUSINESS DOWNTOWN OVERLAY (C-2 DO) ZONING
LOCATED AT 7330 E. MAIN STREET.
WHEREAS, the Planning Commission held a public hearing on January 28, 2026; and
NOW, THEREFORE, LET IT BE RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Scottsdale 
Maricopa County, Arizona, as follows:
Section 1. That the City Council finds:
a) that the granting of this conditional use permit per stipulations set forth on 
Exhibit 2 will not be materially detrimental to the public health, safety or welfare 
based on, but not limited to, the following factors: damage or nuisance arising 
from noise, smoke, odor, dust, vibration or illumination and impact on 
surrounding areas resulting from an unusual volume or character of traffic;
b) that the characteristics of the proposed conditional use are reasonably 
compatible with the types of uses permitted in the surrounding areas; and
c) that compliance with the additional conditions for bars, set forth on Exhibit 3, is 
required.
Section 2. That a description of the conditional use permit is set forth in Case No. 5-UP- 
2025. The property that is subject to the conditional use permit is shown on Exhibit 1 and the 
conditional use permit approval is conditioned upon compliance with all of the stipulations that are set 
forth in Exhibits 2 and Exhibit 3. All exhibits are incorporated herein by reference.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Council of the City of Scottsdale, Maricopa County, 
Arizona this____ day of____________, 2026.
ATTEST:
By:.
Ben Lane 
City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM: 
OFFIC^F THE^TY ATTORNEY
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CITY OF SCOTTSDALE, an Arizona 
Municipal Corporation
By:__________________________
Lisa Borowsky 
Mayor
Lu»^. Sarrfaella, Interim City Attorney 
By: Joe Padilla, Deputy City Attorney
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Stipulations
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Case Number; 5-UP-2025
These stipulations are in order to protect the public health, safety, welfare, and the City of 
Scottsdale.
OPERATIONS
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CONFORMANCE TO THE CONCEPTUAL FLOOR PLAN, The interior layout of the premises 
shall be in substantial conformance with the conceptual floor plan, attached as Exhibit B to 
Exhibit 2. Any proposed significant change to the conceptual floor plan as determined by the 
Zoning Administrator, shall be subject to additional action and public hearings before the 
Planning Commission and City Council.
CONFORMANCE TO CONCEPTUAL SITE PLAN. Development shall conform with the 
conceptual site plan, attached as Exhibit A to Exhibit 2. Any proposed significant change to 
the conceptual site plan as determined by the Zoning Administrator, shall be subject to 
additional action and public hearings before the Planning Commission and City Council.
NO LIVE ENTERTAINMENT. This Conditional Use Permit is for a'bar use only, and no live 
entertainment is approved as part of this request,
SECURITY, MAINTENANCE, AND OPERATIONS PLAN. The operations of the bar shall conform 
to the Security, Maintenance, and Operations Plan approved by, and on record with the City 
of Scottsdale's Police Department and the Planning and Development Services Department. 
A copy of the approved Security, Maintenance, and Operations shall be maintained on site. 
Within 10 days after a request by the City Manager or designee, the owner shall provide an 
update of the Security, Maintenance, and Operations Plan to the Scottsdale Police 
Department and the Planning and Development Services Department. At least ten (10) days 
before any operational change of the bar, or any promotional eVent (excluding Special 
Events), that modifies the requirements or contents of the Security, Maintenance, and 
Operations Plan, the owner shall submit a revised Security, Maintenance, and Operations 
Plan to the Scottsdale Police Department and the Planning, Neighborhoods, and 
Transportation Division. Any revised Security, Maintenance, and Operations Plan shall be 
subject to approval by the City of Scottsdale's Police Departrnentand the Planning and 
Development Services Department.
5.
NOISE. In addition to the City's Noise Ordinance (Ordinance No. 3192, Article II, Chapter 19 
of the Scottsdale Revised Code), noise generated from this use, including any speakers or 
other amplification equipment, shall not exceed ambient noise levels consistent to the use 
and the character of the area during hpursiof operation, as determined by the Zoning 
Administrator, or designee. Amplified music,shall be lifnited to the times that State law 
allows liquor sales at this bar.
6. EXTERNAL DOORS. All external doors shall be closed but not locked during business hours.
Resolution No. 13592 
Exhibit 2 
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PARKING
7. 
MINIMUM PARKING. The site shall be required to provide parking, as required by the 
Zoning Ordinance, through on-site parking, off-site parking, in-lieu parking spaces, or any 
combination thereof, at all times. Failure to provide required parking for the use, to the 
satisfaction of the Zoning Administrator, or designee, may be grounds for revocation of the 
Conditional Use Permit.
8. 
PARKING ASSURANCE AGREEMENT(S). If the owner or operator chooses to utilize off-site 
parking to satisfy the parking requirement for the use, the owner or operator shall enter 
into a parking assurance agreement in a form satisfactory to the city. Thirty (30) days before 
the expiration of any assurance agreement, the owner or operator shall submit a new 
assurance agreement to the Zoning Administrator, or designee, subject to city review and 
approval. Inability of the owner or operator to obtain the required parking under an 
assurance agreement, to the satisfaction of the Zoning Administrator, or designee, may be 
grounds for revocation of the Conditional Use Permit.
ADMINISTRATIVE/PROCESS
9. 
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW. Within ten (10) days after a request 
by the Zoning Administrator or designee, the owner shall submit a letter to the Zoning 
Administrator or designee demonstrating compliance with all stipulations. A deviation from 
any stipulations or change in the floor plan may be grounds for revocation of the Conditional 
Use Permit.
10. CHANGES IN OWNERSHIP. Within ten (10) days after a change in ownership, the owner shall 
provide notice to the Zoning Administrator in writing of any such ownership change.
Resolution No. 13592 
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Exhibit s to Exhibit 2 
Page 1 of 1

APPENDIX B - BASIC ZONING ORDINANCE 
1.403
C.1 Bars, cocktail lounges, and/or after-hours establishments.
1. The use shall not disrupt existing balance of daytime and nighttime uses.
2. The use shail not disrupt pedestrian-oriented daytime activities.
3. If the site is located within the Downtown Overlay District D-0 then:
a. The use shaii not encourage dispiacement of daytime retail uses unless it can be 
demonstrated that the proposed use shail promote diversity of first floor uses 
along the street.
b. The required parking for the use shail be within six hundred (600) feet of the 
property and shall not be separated from the property by a major or minor arterial 
street.
4. If the use is located within five hundred (500) feet of a residential use or district then;
a. The use shail not adversely impact residential uses.
b. The use shall provide methods of buffering residential uses.
5. An active management and security plan shall be created, approved, implemented, 
maintained, and enforced for the business.
6. The property owner shall create a written exterior refuse control plan for approval by the 
City.
7. The property owner shall demonstrate how noise and light generated by the use shail be 
mitigated.
8. The use shall conform to the parking requirements of Article IX and shall not exceed 
capacity for traffic in the area.
9. After hours establishments must maintain a valid after-hours establishment license.
Resolution No. T3592 
Exhibit 3 
Page 1 of 1

RESOLUTION NO. 13S93
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SCOTTSDALE.
MARICOPA COUNTY, ARIZONA. APPROVING A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
FOR LIVE ENTERTAINMENT FOR AN APPROXIMATELY 6,000 SQUARE FOOT
AREA WITH CENTRAL BUSINESS DOWNTOWN OVERLAY (C-2 DO) ZONING
LOCATED AT 7330 E. MAIN STREET.
WHEREAS, the Planning Commission held a public hearing on January 28, 2026; and
NOW, THEREFORE, LET IT BE RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Scottsdale, 
Maricopa County, Arizona, as follows:
Section 1. That the City Council finds:
a) 
That the granting of this conditional use permit per stipulations set forth on Exhibit 
2 will not be materially detrimental to the public health, safety or welfare based on, 
but not limited to, the following factors: damage or nuisance arising from noise, 
smoke, odor, dust, vibration or illumination and impact on surrounding areas 
resulting from an unusual volume or character of traffic;
b) 
That the characteristics of the proposed conditional use are reasonably compatible 
with the types of uses permitted in the surrounding areas; and
c) 
That compliance with the additional conditions for live entertainment, set forth on 
Exhibit 3, is required.
Section 2. That a description of the conditional use permit is set forth in Case No. 6-UP- 
2025. The property that is subject to the conditional use permit is shown on Exhibit 1 and the 
conditional use permit approval is conditioned upon compliance with all of the stipulations that are 
set forth in Exhibit 2 and Exhibit 3. All exhibits are incorporated herein by reference.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Council of the City of Scottsdale, Maricopa County, 
Arizona this_________ day of__________________ , 2026.
ATTEST: 
By:.
Ben Lane, City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM: 
OFFICEaOF THE^IITY ATTORNEY
Li(i§^. Santaella, Interim City Attorney 
By: Joe Padilla, Deputy City Attorney
CITY OF SCOTTSDALE, an Arizona 
municipal corporation
By:__________________________
Lisa Borowsky, Mayor
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Conditional Use Permit - Live Entertainment
Stipulations:
Old Town Tavern - Live Entertainment for 
Case Number: 6-UP-2025
These stipulations are in order to protect the public health, safety, welfare, and the City of
Scottsdale.
OPERATIONS
1. CONFORMANCE TO THE CONCEPTUAL FLOOR PLAN. The interior layout of the premises 
shall be in substantial conformance with the conceptual floor plan submitted by Cameron 
Morgan, attached as Exhibit B to Exhibit 2. Any proposed significant change to the 
conceptual floor plan as determined by the Zoning Administrator, shall be subject to 
additional action and public hearings before the Planning Commission and City Council.
2. CONFORMANCE TO CONCEPTUAL SITE PLAN. Development shall conform with the 
conceptual site plan submitted by Cameron Morgan, attached as Exhibit A to Exhibit 2. Any 
proposed significant change to the conceptual site plan as determined by the Zoning 
Administrator, shall be subject to additional action and public hearings before the Planning 
Commission and City Council.
3. 
NO BAR USE. This Conditional Use Permit is for live entertainment only, and a bar use is not 
approved as part of this request.
4. 
HOURS OF LIVE ENTERTAINMENT. The hours of the live entertainment for this establishment 
shall be limited to:
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5. SECURITY, MAINTENANCE, AND OPERATIONS PLAN. The live entertainment shall conform to 
the Security, Maintenance, and Operations Plan approved by, and on record with the City of 
Scottsdale's Police Department and the Planning and Development Services Department. A 
copy of the approved Security, Maintenance, and Operations shall be maintained on site. 
Within 10 days after a request by the City Manager or designee, the owner shall provide an 
update of the Security, Maintenance, and Operations Plan to the Scottsdale Police 
Department and the Planning and Development Services Department. At least ten (10) days 
before any operational change of the live entertainment, or any promotional event 
(excluding Special Events), that modifies the requirements or contents of the Security,
Resolution No. 13593 
Exhibit 2 
Page 1 of 2

Maintenance, and Operations Plan, the owner shall submit a revised Security, Maintenance, 
and Operations Plan to the Scottsdale Police Department and the Planning and 
Development Services Department. Any revised Security, Maintenance, and Operations 
Plan shall be subject to approval by the City of Scottsdale's Police Department and the 
Planning and Development Services Department.
6. 
NOISE. In addition to the City's Noise Ordinance (Ordinance No. 3912, Article II, Chapter 19 
of the Scottsdale Revised Code), noise generated from this use, including any speakers or 
other amplification equipment, shall not exceed ambient noise levels consistent to the use 
and the character of the area during hours of operation, as determined by the Zoning 
Administrator, or designee. Amplified music shall be limited to the times that State law 
allows liquor sales at this establishment.
7. 
EXTERNAL LIVE ENTERTAINMENT. No external live entertainment is permitted.
8. 
EXTERNAL SPEAKERS. No external speakers to broadcast live entertainment are permitted.
9. 
EXTERNAL DOORS. All external doors shall be closed, except for passage, but not locked 
during Live Entertainment.
10. EXTERNAL WINDOWS. All external windows shall be closed during live entertainment.
PARKING
11. PARKING ASSURANCE AGREEMENT. If the owner or operator chooses to utilize off-site 
parking to satisfy the parking requirement for the use, the owner or operator shall enter 
into a parking assurance agreement in a form satisfactory to the city. Thirty (30) days before 
the expiration of any assurance agreement, the owner or operator shall submit a new 
assurance agreement to the Zoning Administrator, or designee, subject to city review and 
approval. Inability of the owner or operator to obtain the required parking under an 
assurance agreement, to the satisfaction of the Zoning Administrator, or designee, may be 
grounds for revocation of the Conditional Use Permit.
ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESS
12. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW. Within ten (10) days after a request 
by the Zoning Administrator or designee, the owner, shall submit a letter to the Zoning 
Administrator or designee demonstrating compliance with all stipulations. A deviation from 
any stipulations or change in the floor plan may be grounds for revocation of the Conditional 
Use Permit.
13. CHANGES IN OWNERSHIP. Within ten (10) days after a change in ownership, the owner shall 
provide notice to the Zoning Administrator in writing of any such ownership change.
Resolution No. 13593 
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Page 1 of 1

Sec. 1.403. - Additional conditions for specific conditional uses.
K. Live entertainment
1. The applicant has provided and obtained City approval of a written Security and 
Maintenance Plan.
2. The applicant has provided written evidence that sound resulting from indoor live 
entertainment will be contained within the building, except where external speakers 
are permitted by Conditional Use Permit to allow indoor live entertainment to be 
heard outdoors.
3. The applicant has provided a lighting plan that addresses exterior lighting on the 
property, in accordance with Article Vll. of the Zoning Ordinance and the Security 
and Maintenance Plan requirements.
4. The applicant has provided a floor plan which identifies the areas for the primary 
use and for accessory functions, including but not limited to areas for 
performances.
5. if the establishment is not in the Old Town Area, and access to the establishment is 
from a street other than one classified by the Transportation Master Plan as minor 
collector or greater, the applicant shall provide a traffic analysis which complies 
with the City's transportation guidelines. The traffic analysis shall demonstrate that 
the level of service on all streets accessed by the use meets the City's standards.
6. If the Zoning Administrator determines that a parking study is necessary the 
applicant shall provide a study which complies with the City's requirements.
7. The owner shall provide any additional information required by the Zoning
Administrator to evaluate the impacts of the proposed use upon the area.
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8. Allbuilding openings such as doors, windows and movable wall panels shall be 
closed but not locked, except as permitted by Conditional Use Permit. Doors and 
service windows may be opened temporarily to allow passage.
9. No external speakers used for live entertainment or outdoor live entertainment 
activities will be permitted on the premises of a use, which is located vvithin five 
hundred (500) feetof a residential districtshown on Table 4.100.A.
Resolution No. 13593 
Exhibit 3 
Page 1 of 2

10. The owner and operator shall comply with all plans approved as part of the 
Conditional Use Permit.
11. All patron entrances shall be illuminated in accordance with the Building Code and 
the exterior lighting plans approved by the Development Review Board.
12. Noise generated from the live entertainment shall conform to the City's Noise 
Ordinance.
Resolution No. 13593 
Exhibit 3 
Page 2 of 2

RESOLUTION NO. 13600
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF SCOTTSDALE, MARICOPA COUNTY, 
ARIZONA, APPROVING THE PROPERTY OWNER’S PARTICIPATION IN 
THE IN-LIEU PARKING PROGRAM FOR AN ESTABLISHMENT 
LOCATED AT 7330 E. MAIN STREET.
WHEREAS, the property owner will be operating a mixed-use comhriercial development 
and under the City’s Zoning Ordinance is required to have 58 parking spaces. The property is 
providing seventeen (17) parking spaces and the Owner desires to participate in the City’s in-lieu 
parking program for forty-one (41) in-lieu parking spaces to meet the parking requirements; and
WHEREAS, the City of Scottsdale Ordinance provides that the City is not obiigated to 
allow participation in the in-iieu parking program to provide in-iieu parking space credits, but the 
City Council shall determine whether or not to aliow in-iieu spaces based on the foilowing criteria:
1. New development, reinvestment, of redevelopment of the property:
2. The use of the property fosters a pedestrian-oriented environment with an urban 
design and character, and the use of public transit of the downtown tram service;
3. The property size and configuration;
4. The amount of avaiiable pubiic parking in the area; or
5. Open space and public reaim areas are maintained and/or parking iots convert into 
open space and public realm; and
WHEREAS, the City Council considers the above referenced criteria in determining 
whether participation in the in-iieu parking program shouid be aliowed.
NOW, THEREFORE, LET IT BE RESOLVED, by the City Councii of the City of Scottsdaie, 
Maricopa County, Arizona, as foilows:
Section 1. That the City Council finds the criteria to participate in the in-iieu parking 
program for the property, shown on Exhibit 1, iocated at 7330 E. Main Street, has been niet, and 
approves the property owner’s participation in the in-lieu parking program for forty-one (41) in-iieu 
parking credits. Exhibit 1 is attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference.
Section 2. That upon the execution of a term in-lieu parking credit agreement as approved 
by the Planning & Development Services Mariager, or designee, and upon payment, forty-one (41) 
in-iieu parking space credits as described in Case No. 1-IP-2025, shall be credited in accordance 
with the agreement to the property shown on Exhibit 1.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Council of the City of Scottsdale, Maricopa County, 
Arizona this____
_ day of___________ , 2026.
ATTEST:
By:.
Ben Lane 
City Clerk
CITY OF SCOTTSDALE, an Arizona 
municipal corporation
By:_____ ____ ________________
Lisa Borowsky 
Mayor
18827270
Resolution No. 13600 
Page 1 of 2
ATTACHMENT 4

APPROVED AS TO FORM:
OFFICE OF THEjCqr ATTORNEY
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By: Joe Padilla, Deputy City Attorney
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Resolution No. 13600 
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SECURITY, MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS PLAN
For Bars and Uve Entertainment Use PerrnHs
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Scottsdale Police Department, 3700 North 73^ Street, Scottsdale, AZ 85251
480:312.5000 
FAX 480.312.7701
City of Scottsdale Planning, 7447 E. Indian School, Scottsdale AZ 85251
480-312-7000 
FAX 480^12-7088
Assigned Planner 
Pirilce Detective:
Btobllshment:
Address:
Business Phone;
Business FAX:
Mcodmum Occupancy:
Casey Steinke
Detective Christian Bailey
Old Town Tavern
7330 E. Main Street. Ste. 105
480-945-2682
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Effective Date of the Plan: September 3,2026
Date of Plan Review: 
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Use Permit Issue Date: 
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Liquor License Number 
Contact Person (1):
Honrie Phone;
Contact Person (2):
Home Phone:
PautMitcheir
480-27&egB9
lyuke Bayer
480-250-2711
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Purpose of the Plan
To address security measures, maintenance/refuse and operations for an 
establishment whose use shall require a Security Plan pursuant to Scottsdale Revised 
Codes. These uses typically Include a Bar Use Permit and a live Entertainment Use 
Permit. The contents of this plan will address the Osted concerns as well as 
commur^ concerns regarding:
Any significant Increase in vehicular or pedestrian traffic. Including effects on 
parking, traffic and circulation In the area.
• Adequate control of disruptive behavior both inside and outside the premises 
to include property damage and refuse Issues.
• Compatibility with surrounding structures and uses.
It is the Intent of the City of Scottsdale to provide an environment that enhances 
the safeguarding of property as well as public welfare and to limit the need for 
law enforcement involvement.
The Permittee agrees that successful execution and enforcement of this Plan are 
a required condition of the use permit. Termination, cancellation, deviation or 
non-approval of the Plan constitutes a breach of the Plan and could result in the 
revocation of the use permit.
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Operations and Hours
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Permittee:
Type of Orgonizotfon:
MIocioEntefpiisea.
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_Sole Proprietorship 
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_Partnership 
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3.
4.
Managing Agents Name: Paul Mitchell 
Title: Owner
Address; 7330 E. Main St. Ste. 1, SocMsdale AZ 85261 
Phone Numbers: 480-275-99M 
Fax or Other Numbers:
Business Owner(s) (If different than Managing Agent] Name. Address 
Phone:
Property Owner or Property Manager (if different frorn Managing Agent) 
Name, Address. Phone: SabaBrothers
5. Hours of Operation:
Peak/Non- Open to
Liquor Sale 
Liquor Sale 
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Monday 
Tuesday Non-Peak 
Wednesday Non-Peak 
Thursday 
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Friday 
Peak
Saturday 
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Sunday 
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Peak Night 
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10:00am 
10:00 a.m. 
1:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m. 
10:00 a.m. 
1:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m. 
10:00 a.ra 
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6. Promotional Events: (Aftach an addendum which describes week to week 
promoHonal events you plan to have throughout the yearie. "Ladies night" 
DO no include speciai events)
7: 
Program Format/Entertalnment/Advertlsing: [Complete fOr Uve
Entertainment Use Permit Only. Attach addendum that describes
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entertainment format f.e. DJ, Live musfc, Comecty acts etc.) See Scottsdale 
Revised Code - Appendix B, Zoning Ordinance for definitions.
8. 
Special Events;
Permittee must give notice to City of Scottsdale Planning and Development 
at least forty-five (45) days prior to conducting Special Events on the premises. 
“Special Events" are any program formats varying from the regular format 
and audiences described or provided above organized or planned by 
Permittee. Scottsdale requires separate licenses for outdoor special events.
9. 
Cooperatlon/Complainfs/Concems:
Perrnittee will maintain communications with establishments bcated on and 
adjacent to the premises, and with residents arid other businesses that may 
be affected by patrons or operations of the Permittee. Permittee designates 
the following person to receive and respond to concerns or complaints from 
other residents or businesses:
Nome: Paul Mitchell Address: 8t02 E. Foofriills Dr. phone: 480-275-9989
Permittee, managing agents, on-duty managers, supervisors and security 
personnel will cooperate closely with Scottsdale Police. City of Scottsdale 
Code Enforcement staff or other City staff as well as business and residential 
neighbors in addressing and investigating complaints, criminal acts, refuse 
issues and any other concerns.
Security and Maintenance
Security Attire
Security personnel must be readily identifiable to police, patrons, and other 
employees to ensure the safety of the security staff when engaged with patrons. 
Security personnel should wear an appropriate styled shirt with the word 
"security" on both the front and back, in two (2) inch lettering and clearly visible. 
During cold weather, a jacket with the same inscription should be worn.
The use of radios should be employed between security staff and management 
when the size of the establishment limits communication efforts.
Security OfRcer Responsibilities
The Permittee or management must clearly delineate the below responsibilities 
to all new security personnel and ensure these responsibilities are explained and 
understood.
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civilian Security Officers will be responsible for patrolling the full property of the 
liquor establishment during all hours when patrons are In the establishment, 
outside the establishment, and in the establishment partdng areas.
On peak nights, there will be a minimum of J_uniformed security officerfs).
(Wearing the above-described uniform). The following responsibilities shall be 
agreed upon and adhered to:
1. 1_Security officer(s) will be responsible for roaming the interior of the
business and identifying hazards, problems, and maintaining guest safety.
2. 2__ Security officer(s) will be responsible for checking identifications at the 
front door. Acceptable identification are those listed in Arizona Revised 
Statutes Title 4, section 241A and apply to patrons accessing any area of 
the licensed premises, including the time period of After-Hours, if 
applicable. Additional responsibilities shall include: access control, 
counting of patrons, and prevention of intoxicated persons from entering 
the business.
3. 1_Security officer{s) will be responsible for conducting roaming patrol of
the exterior in an effort to prevent criminal behavior, maintain the peace 
and prevent refuse issues. This patrol shall Include all parWng areas to 
prevent a gathering of patrons during business hours and up to thirty (30) 
minutes after closing.
In addition, security officers will report all acts of vidence to management 
personnel, complete a written report, log the act of violence, and contact 
Scottsdale Police Department immediately. Liquor establishment management 
and/or ownership has the ultimate responsibility for the recording of the act of 
violence, logging of the act of violence, and reporting the act of violence to the 
police department and the State Department of Liquor Licenses.
Management Responsibilities
The Permittee must clearly delineate the below responsibilities to all managers, 
assistant managers, and person(s)-in-charge and ensure these responsibilities are 
understood and followed.
The manager(s) shall ensure that all employees, security staff and off-duty 
officers (If applicable) be trained and knowledgeable about the contents of this 
plan. The following shall be agreed upon and adhered to:
1. There will be a minimum of J_ manager(s) available during peak nights,
2. There shall be a general manager and one assistant manager on duty all 
hours while open for business and for thirty minutes after closing.
3. A manager shall be identified as the “Security Manager" for the 
establishment and be responsible for ensuring that a safe environment 
exists: for the supenrlsion of all security personnel and that all security 
personnel as identified here shall meet or exceed the requirements 
established by A.R.S. 32-2621 through A.R.S. 32-2636, as amended, relating 
to security personnel and guards, and any regulation issued pursuant 
thereto.
4. At least one security manager will be on duty until one hour after closing 
or the last security officer is off duty, whichever occurs last.
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Uniformed Sworn Officer Responsiblllftes:
If Off-duty law enforcement Is used for security. It is the responsibility of the 
Permittee or management to clearly delineate the following responsibilities, 
which include at a minimum the following;
1. Conduct traffic control as needed.
2. Assist civilian security officerfs) in removal of disorderly and/or intoxicated 
guests and maintain the peace outside the establishment.
3. If necessary, patrol the exterior portions of the business to maintain the 
peace as well as prevent criminal acts.
4. If a valet is utilized, maintain the peace in the area of the valet.
5. Assist Security Officers with maintaining order in the entrance line and 
assist in discovery of underage patrons attempting admittance.
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a I do not plan to hire off-duty law enforcement.
Parking
In order to reduce criminal activity that negatively affects the nearby businesses, 
the Permittee is responsible for the designated parking area to include any lots 
used by the Permittee’s contracted valet company. It is the Permittee’s 
responsibility to ensure that parking areas utilized by patrons and employees will 
be routinely patrolled by security staff so parking areas are not used: as a 
gathering place; for consumption of spirituous liquor; for violations of state or city 
law; for acts of violence, or disorderly conduct. Management will ensure that all 
patrons have left the parking areas within thirty minutes after the designated 
closing time.
If valet is used, it is the Permittee’s responsibility to ensure the valet company 
meets all the requirements of the City of Scottsdale and has a valid valet license 
and permit prior to conducting valet business.
Refuse Plan
It is the Permittee’s responsibility to ensure refuse containers are properly used 
and the area in and around the business is kept clean. Failure to do so will result 
in an investigation and possible citation from the City of Scottsdale Code 
Enforcement or other governmental agencies.
At closing, management will be responsible for refuse pick-up and any 
appropriate cleaning, for any refuse found within a 300 foot (three hundred) 
radius of the business. This will also include patron parking lot(s), valet parking 
lot(s) and employee parking lot(s). Ail bottles, trash, bodily fluids or secretions 
and refuse found on streets, sidewalks, private property, and empty lots within 
the above designated areas will be placed in the refuse container or cleaned 
appropriately.
7

Enforcement of Security Plan
Violations of this Security Plan will be enforceable by City of Scottsdale Police 
Officers and/or Code Enforcement employees and may constitute grounds for 
revocation of applicable use permits relating to the establishment.
Violation, amendment, revocation, as deHned In Scottsdale City Zoning Code 
Sec. 1.402.
Conditional use-permits, which have been approved by the City Council shall 
be subject to the following procedures and criteria regarding any violation 
amendment, or revocation.
. The violation of any condition imposed by the conditional use permit shall 
constitute a violation of this ordinance and shall be subject to the 
requirements of Section 1.1400 et seq.
• 
Conditional uses shall be developed in conformance to the approved 
plans as determined by the Zoning Administrator. An amendment to a 
conditional use permit is required before implementation of any material 
change in the scope and nature of an approved conditional use, 
material change in any conditions or stipulations to a conditional use 
permit or material change in the physical size, placement or structure of 
property subject to a conditional use permit. The Zoning Administrator 
shall have the discretion to determine if a proposed change warrants an 
amendment. An amendment must be approved as provided in Section 
1.400 et seq. for the approval of conditional use permits.
• 
The Zoning Administrator may recommend to the City Council and the 
City Council may affect revocation of a conditional use permit pursuant
to Section 1.402 of the Scottsdale Zoning Code for acts including but not 
limited to:
1. A violation of the Plan,
2. Violation of the conditions of the Use Permit.
3. Violation of Scottsdale ordinances or low.
4. Repeated acts of violence or disorderly conduct as reflected by 
police calls for service or offenses occum'ng on premises utilized by 
patrons of the Permittee, or failure to report acts of violence
5. Failure of the Permittee to take reasonable steps to protect the safety 
of persons entering, leaving or remaining on the premises when the 
Permittee knew or should hove known of the danger to such person or 
he Permittee fails to take reasonable steps to intervene by notifying' 
lav/ enforcement officials or otherwise to prevent or break up an act of 
violence or an altercation occurring on the premises or on premises 
utilized by patrons and employees of the Permittee when the 
Permittee knew or reasonably should have known of such acts of 
violence or altercations.
6. Any enlargement or expansion of the premises, plan of operation or 
pr^ogram format without appropriate approval from the City.
7. Misrepresentations or material misstatements of the Permittee its 
agents or employees.
8

Old Town Tavern
7330 E. Main Street, Scottsdale, Arizona 85251
Case Numbers
5-UP-2025 - Amended Bar Conditional Use Permit 
6-UP-2025 - Amended Live Entertainment Conditional Use Permit 
1-IP-2025 Amended In Lieu Parking Application
Zoning
Central Business Downtown Overlay (C-2 DO)
Date
December 26, 2025
Amended - Prior Submittals 10/31/25, 8/11/15 and 5/11/25
Q.
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Applicant
Cameron A. Morgan Esq.
6619 N. Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale, Arizona 85250 
Phone: (480) 990-9507 • Email: camerona.morgan@hotmail.com
Business Owner
Paul S. Mitchell
Miccio Enterprises LLC d.b.a. Old Town Tavern 
7330 E. Main Street, Scottsdale, Arizona 85251 
Phone: (480) 275-7828 • Email: psmiccio@aol.com
Narrative - Page 1 of 7
ATTACHMENT 6

Application Narrative
The purpose of this application is to move the physical facility and Class 6 liquor license of the 
Old Town Tavern from 7320 E. Main next door to 7330 E. Main (also known as 7300 Scottsdale 
Mall). Old Town Tavern and its predecessors, Brackens and J Chews Lounge, have been serving 
alcohol and having live entertainment at 7320 E. Main since 1985. Old Town Tavern has 
operated under the current name since 2012. The reason for the move is that the lease at 7320 
ended in September 2025. The new facility will combine the existing Backdoor Restaurant with 
addition space next door to form the new Old Town Tavern. The new facility allows the Old 
Town Tavern to modernize and expand its’ patron capacity while maintaining its location at the 
Scottsdale Mall and its local character.
The new facility will encompass the floor of the Saba Brothers building originally constructed 
in 1975. The interior is 4353 sq. ft. and the patio is 802 sq. ft. for a total of 5155 sq ft.
The facility will have two bars and two stages. A dividing wall will run down the middle of the 
facility and the west side will have the capability to be segregated for private/corporate 
functions.
The existing kitchen facilities will be utilized to provide a limited menu of food items.
Entertainment will continue to emphasize the acoustic music that Old Town Tavern has been 
known for and has played the last 12 years. Live music will be played in the afternoon, normally 
3-6 pm, and at night 8-11 pm.
Parking calculations are set forth below. The total parking spaces needed pursuant to the 
ordinance is 59. The building has credits for 15 spaces and 2 are available from the installation 
of bike racks. Old Town Tavern will need in lieu parking for 47 spaces.
ZO Section 4.103.C - Bar Conditional Use Permit Criteria
Old Town Tavern is requesting a Conditional Use Permit to operate a bar in Old Town 
Scottsdale, specifically along the Scottsdale Mall. As detailed below. Old Town Tavern satisfies 
the requirements set forth in the Zoning Ordinance (ZO) and respectfully requests approval of 
the Bar Conditional Use Permit.
1. The use shall not disrupt existing balance of daytime and nighttime uses.
With respect to the Zoning Ordinance requirements under Section 4.103 for a Bar Conditional 
Use Permit, the new facility will not disrupt the existing balance of daytime and nighttime 
activities because the use remains the same for the area.
2. The use shall not disrupt pedestrian-oriented daytime activities.
Pedestrians will still be able to fully use the mall. There is no displacement of retail or any other
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commercial uses.
3. If the site is located within the Downtown Overlay District D-0 then:
a. The use shall not encourage displacement of daytime retail uses unless it can be 
demonstrated that the proposed use shall promote diversity offirst floor uses along the 
street,
b. The required parking for the use shall be within six hundred (600) feet of the property 
and shall not be separated from the property by a major or minor arterial street.
We have identified fifteen parkmg spaces that Saba Brothers Rental LLC leased fi-om the city in 
1975 when the building was built that were intended to apply to any use of the premises for as 
long as the city provides parking in the area. There is a City of Scottsdale parking lot with 
approximately several hundred spaces immediately adjacent to the facility and the three story 
lot for the Scottsdale Mall. Traffic in the area is expected to remain the same and the parking 
requirements for the bar patrons will not change. There has never been a shortage of parking 
except during the Parada del Sol Parade, when the pickups, trailers and horses take over the 
parking lot adjacent to the building. However, there is a caveat as the city has begun leasing 
spaces in the adjacent lot to another business, apparently for special occasions.
4. If the use is located within five hundred (500) feet of a residential use or district then:
a. The use shall not adversely impact residential uses.
b. The use shall provide methods of buffering residential uses.
There is one residential use within 500 feet, the Bishoff residence at 3925 N. Brown Ave. The 
Bishoffs have welcomed the Old Town Tavern and its musical entertainment for the last twelve 
years.
5. An active management and security plan shall be created, approved, implemented, 
maintained, and enforced for the business.
An active security plan has been in place and will continue. The update to the security plan for 
the new Old Town Tavern is currently under review by Detective Christian Bailey with the 
Scottsdale Police Department as of August 11, 2025, and once Detective Bailey signs off on the 
updated security plan, it will.be provided to Current Planning and the assigned 
eoordinatbr/planner.
6. The property owner shall create a written exterior refuse control plan for approval by the 
City.
Refuse is maintained in two (2) dumpsters provided and serviced by the City. The existing 
enclosed dumpsters are located in the parking lot directly north of Ae subject property and just 
south of the 1®‘ Avenue entry into the parking lot.
7. The property owner shall demonstrate how noise and light generated by the use shall be 
mitigated.
All noise will be Contained within the building except ambient noise from any limited patio
Narrative - Page 3 of 7

service. There will not be any outdoor speakers installed in the outdoor patio area. All noise will 
be contained within the exterior walls of the building and the doorway entrances into the bar 
will remain closed and not be propped open. All exterior lighting (both existing and proposed) 
will be shielded and directed downwards, and comply with Zoning Ordinance Section 7.600 - 
Outdoor Lighting.
8. The use shall conform to the parking requirements of Article LX and shall not exceed 
capacity for traffic in the area.
We have identified fifteen parking spaces that Saba Brothers Rental LLC leased from the city in 
1975 when the building was built that were intended to apply to any use of the premises. There 
is a City of Scottsdale parking lot with approximately several hundred spaces immediately 
adjacent to the facility and the three story parldng lot at the Scottsdale Mall. Another lot is at 2“** 
street. Traffic in the area is expected to remain the same and the parking requirements for the 
bar patrons will not change. There has never been a shortage of parking except during the 
Parada del Sol Parade, when the pickups, trailers and horses take over the parking lot adjacent 
to the building. See Parking Requirements below.
9. After hours establishments must maintain a valid after hours establishment license.
Old Town Tavern does not and willnot qualify as an after-hours establishment. The bar will be 
open from 10:00AM to 12:00AM, from Monday through Thursday, and 10:00AM to 1:00AM, 
from Friday through Sunday (these are the published business hours).
ZO Section 4.103.K - Live Entertainment Conditional Use Permit Criteria
Old Town Tavern is requesting a Live Entertainment Conditional Use Permit to provide live 
entertainment at a bar in Old Town Scottsdale, specifically along the Scottsdale Mall. As detailed 
below. Old Town Tavern satisfies the requirements set forth in the Zoning Ordinance (ZO) and 
respectfully requests approval of the Live Entertainment Conditional Use Permit.
1. The applicant has provided and obtained City approval of a written Security and 
Maintenance Plan.
We have provided the city with an updated vmtten Security and Maintenance Plan. The update 
to the security plan for the new Old ToAvn Tavern is currently imder review by Detective 
Christian Bailey with the Scottsdale Police Department as of August 11, 2025, and once 
Detective Bailey signs off on the updaited security plan, it will be provided to Current Planning 
and the assigned coordinator/pianner.
2. The applicant has provided written evidence that sound resulting from indoor live 
entertainment will be contained within the building, except where external speakers are 
permitted by Conditional Use Permit to allow indoor live entertainment to be heard 
outdoors.
Narrative - Page 4 of 7

All sound resulting from live indoor entertainment will be contained within the building. The 
south side of the building is a thick tempered glass facade. There are no windows that can be 
opened on the Scottsdale Mall on the south side of the building. There are two large self-closing 
glass entrance doors. We are not contemplating outside speakers at this time although speakers 
were used at the prior Old Town Tavern location for decades and the doors and windows of the 
original J Chews and Old Town Tavern were open so that sound emitted from the premises. 
Please note that the Scottsdale Mall is an open-air music facility that hosts concerts and fairs. 
Noise is not and issue in this area.
3. The applicant has provided a lighting plan that addresses exterior lighting on the property, 
in accordance with Article VII. of the Zoning Ordinance and the Security and Maintenance 
Plan requirements.
The lighting for the building will remain substantially the same as it currently is, and all exterior 
lighting (both existing and proposed) will be shielded and directed downwards and comply with 
Zoning Ordinance Section 7.600 - Outdoor Lighting.
4. The applicant has provided a floor plan which identifies the areas for the primaiy use and 
for accessoty functions, including hut not limited to areas for performances.
The attached floor plan submitted to the city (as part of the overall construction plan set) 
indicates the primary use areas and the position of the stage at the back of the floor area (all 
indoors).
5. If the establishment is not in the Old Town Area, and access to the establishment is from a 
street other than one classified by the Transportation Master Plan as minor collector or 
greater, the applicant shall provide a traffic analysis which complies with the City's 
transportation guidelines. The traffc analysis shall demonstrate that the level of seiwice on 
all streets accessed by the use meets the City's standards.
This criterion does not apply to the subject property - the subject property is located in Old 
Town.
6. If the Zoning Administrator determines that a parking study is necessary the applicant shall 
provide a study which complies with the City's requirements.
The applicant does not believe a parking study is necessary for the reasons set forth above and 
in the next section, Parking Requirements (see below). However, the applicant and business 
owner will work with the City of Scottsdale and the Current Planning Department to resolve 
any issues pertaining to parking.
7. The owner shall provide any additional information required by the Zoning Administrator to 
evaluate the impacts of the proposed use upon the area.
The business owner will provide any additional information required by the Zoning 
Administrator, if practicable and reasonable, to evaluate the impacts of the proposed live
Narrative - Page 5 of 7

entertainment use upon the surrounding area.
8. All building openings such as doors, windows and movable wall panels shall be closed but 
not locked, except as permitted by Conditional Use Permit. Doors and service windows may 
be opened temporarily to allow passage.
The exterior facade of the building facing south on the Mall is solid construction grade glass 
with no operable w(indows. The two doors on the south fa9ade are also solid glass. There is one 
entrance on the north side of the building that is a solid door. There are no odier openings that 
would allow sound to travel out of the premises. All noise will be contained within the exterior 
walls of the building and the doorway entrances into the bar will remain closed and not be 
propped open. The only time the doors will be open is when patrons are entering and leaving 
the bar.
9. No external speakers used for live entertainment or outdoor live entertainment activities will 
be permitted on the premises of a use, which is located within five hundred (500) feet of a 
residential district shown on Table 4.100. A.
There will not be any outdoor speakers installed in the outdoor patio area.
10. The owner and operator shall comply with all plans approved as part of the Conditional Use 
Permit
The owner and operator will fully comply with any and all plans approved as part of the Live 
Entertainment Conditional Use Permit.
11. All patron entrances shall be illuminated in accordance with the Building Code and the 
exterior lighting plans approved by the Development Review Board.
The lighting for the building will remain substantially the same as it currently is, and all exterior 
lighting (both existing and proposed) will be shielded and directed downwards, and comply 
with Zoning Ordinance Section 7.600 - Outdoor Lighting.
12. Noise generated from the live entertainment shall conform to the City's Noise Ordinance.
The business will comply with all code conditions for sound and lighting and will comply with 
the City’s Noise Ordinance.
In Lieu Parking Requirements
The interior floor area for Old Town Tavern is 4343 square feet as calculated from the plans 
attached hereto. The exterior patio area is 802 square feet as calculated from the plans. The 
parking imder the ordinance is 55 spaces for the interior and 4 spaces for the patio, for a total of 
59 parking spaces.
Regarding the parking space calculation under the current ordinance, we have found the 15
Narrative - Page 6 of 7

1
parking places that were leased by Saba Rental LLC in the parking lots in the surrounding area 
when they purchased their plot for this building from the city in 1975 at the time Scottsdale Mall 
was being built. This agreement is recorded with the Maricopa County Recorder and runs with 
the land. These parking places apply to the building and to the benefit of all subsequent lessees 
such as applicant. Two parking spaces will be supplemented and furnished by providing bicycle 
racks bn the east side of the building. That leaves 47 parking spaces that must be accounted for 
under the current ordinance.
The parking calculations are as follows:
Building Site Area: 
Gross
5155 .118 acre
Interior
Patio
4353 .099 acre 
802 .019 acre
Parking Requirements:
Interior (4353 sfr80)
Patio (802 sf-200 /200) 
TOTAL SPACES NEEDED
54.41 = 55 spaces 
3.01 = 4 spaces 
59 spaces
Saba Lease credit 
Bike Rack credit
(15 spaces) 
(2 spaces)
TOTAL EV LIEU SPACES NEEDED
47 spaces
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PUBLIC PARTICIPATION SUMMARY
An Open House was held on July 17,2025 at 6:00 p.m. The attached letter/flyer 
(marked 13-1 LETTER/FLYER) was mailed on July 3,2025 via USPS 1®* Class 
Mail to the people/business listed in the attached form marked 13-2 EMAIL LIST 
ADDRESSES 1-4.
The attached letter/flyer was mailed on July 7,2025 via USPS 1®* Class Mail to the 
people/businesses listed in die attached addresses marked 13-2 ADDRESSES 1-6.
The map of where these people/businesses are located is attached and marked 13-2 
Map.
One Open House was held. One letter/flyer was mailed. No responsive 
correspondence or comments were received.
The sign-in sheet from the Open House held on July 17, 2025 at 6:00 p.m. is 
attached.
Detective Christian Bailey attended the Open House on July 17,2025 at 6:00 p.m.
ATTACHMENT 8

13-1 LETTER/FLYER
DATE:
TIME:
early nottfication of
PROJECT UNDER CONSTRUCTION 
NEIGHBORHOOD OPEN HOUSE MEETING 
JULY 17,2025 
6:00 PJ^
LOCAHON: 
7330 S. MAIN STREET, SUITE 105, SCOTTSDAl®, AZ 85251
SITE ADDRESS: 7330 E. MAIN STREET. SUITE 105, SCOTTSDALE, AZ 85251
PROJECT OVERVIEW:
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Site Acreage; Suite 105 square footage is 2540 
Site Zoning; C-2DO
APPLICAOT/CONTACT Miccio Enterprises LLC CITY CONTACT Casey Stdnke 
c/o Cainearan Nfoigan. Attoniey 
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480-990-9507 
PhoneNumbo: 480-312-2611
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POSTING DATE: July 7,2025
Penalty for removing or defacing sign prior to posting hearing notification sign.
Applicant Responsible for Sign Removal

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Date Sat 6/21/2025 3.'03 PM
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4017 N. Scottsdale Rd 
Scottsdale. AZ 85251
Good Time Tattoo 
4017 N. Scottsdale Rd. 
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Patties First Ave. Lounge 
7220 E. 1" Ave 
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Cien Agave Tacos and Tequila 
7228 E. I** Ave.
Soottsdale, AZ 85251
Retablo Furniture & Folk Art 
7236 E. 1«Ave.
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Silver Kiva 
7236 E. 1®‘Ave 
Suite D
Scottsdale. AZ 85251
Amencan Leather Company 
Maker of Fine Beits 
7236 E. I*^ Ave.
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Royal Palace Jewelry 
7326 E. 1®* Ave 
Suite A&B 
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Ortega International 
7252 E. 1®‘Ave 
Soottsdale. AZ 85251
Hula’s Modern Tiki 
7213 E. 1*“ Ave 
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
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7221 E. 1"Ave 
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Bold Beauty Company 
7225 E. 1'*‘Ave 
Soottsdale, AZ 85251
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7227 E. 1«‘Aye 
Scottsdale. AZ 85251
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7231 E. 1« Ave 
Scottsdale. AZ 85251
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3902 N. Brown Ave.
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Cra:ty Horse Inc 
7232 E. Main Street 
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Wfld West Trading Post 
3945 N. Brown Ave. 
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Viiranda Jewelry 
5902 N. Brown Ave. 
5cot5sdale,AZ 85251
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237 E. Main Street 
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>iva Diamond 
237 E. Main Street 
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Zamar Collections 
3954 N. Brown Ave. 
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Sunrise Jewelry & Gallery 
7254 £. Main Street 
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Scottsdale Rodeo Museum 
3806 N. Brown Ave. 
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Rusty Spur Saloon 
7245 E. Main Street 
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Maverick’s of Scottsdale 
7237 E. Main Street 
Suite A
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Southwester Gallery 
7233 E. Main Street 
Suite A
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
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AlaniSkinMD 
7246 E. i« St 
Suite 102
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
LaneParic 
7232E.i«tst 
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Shakes and Cones 
7215 E.i« Street 
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Uchi Resturant 
3821N. Scottsdale Rd 
Scottsdale, Az 85251
Karsen*s Grill 
7246 E. 1st Street 
Suite 101
Scottsdale. AZ 85251
Bootleggers Modem American Steak 
House
72i7E.l«tSt.
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
RA Sushi Bar Resturant 
3815 N Scottsdale Rd.
Scottsdale, Az 85251
AZ-Tex Hats &Gifts 
3903 N. Scottsdale Rd. 
Scottsdale, Az 85251
Republic Rare Coin 
3907 N. Scottsdale 
Scottsdale, Az 85251
Sanni^s Gifts 
3911N. Scottsdale Rd 
Scottsdale, Az 85251
Rehab Burger Therapy 
7210 E. 2“d St 
Scottsdale, Az 85251
Fry Bread Lounge 
7211E. Main St 
Scottsdale, Az 85251
Old Town Trading Company 
4005 N. Brown Ave 
Scottsdale, Az 85251
Native American Market 
7215 E. MainSLq 
Scottsdale, Az 85251
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Topit
7233 E‘ i"* Ave 
Scottsdale, AZ 85^1
Uptown Hippie
7235 B. !«* Ave 
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Roddn Street Wear 
7229E.i«tAve
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Lux Custom Cabinetiy and ConstrucBon 
Group
7229 E 1»‘Ave #203 
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Bac*cbar Hospitality Management 
7229 E. i«i Ave
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Pendleton 
7237 E. i^Ave 
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Gr^Wolf 
7239E.i«Ave 
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Leather Mill 
724SE.i«tAve
Scottsdale; AZ 85251
4 Tribes Tading 
7236 E. i«*Ave 
Scottsdale^AZ 85251
Silver star Jewelry 
7257 E. 1** Ave 
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Sugar Bowl
4005 K. Scottsdale Rd. 
Scottsdale; AZ 85251
Grapevine Restaurant 
4013 N. Blown Ave. 
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Tonmqr Vs Urban Ktehen & Bar 
7303 E. Indian Sdiool Rd 
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Jewels of the West 
409 N. Brown Ave 
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
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La Locanda Italian Bistro 
3915 N. Scottsdale Rd 
Scottsdale, Az 85251
Cla3^D Companies 
7340 E. Main St 
Suite 200
Scottsdale Az S5251 
AZ88
7353 E- Scottsdale Mall 
Scottsdale Az 85251
Lauren Allen Culinary Events 
7343 E. Scottsdale Mall #105 
Scottsdale, Az 85251
Scottsdale Museum of 
Contemporary Art 
7374 E. 2^ St 
Scottsdale, Az 85251
Scottsdale Center for the 
Performing Arts 
7380 E.2«‘St 
Scottsdale, Az 85251
Belle’s Nashville Kitchen 
7212 E. MAIN St. 
Scottsdale Az 85251
Los Olivos Mexican Patio 
7328 E. 2«J St.
Scottsdale Az 85251
The Monarch
4000 N. Drinkwater Blvd.
Scottsdale, Az 85251
Sun Valley Jevdeiy $ Gifts 
7240 E. MAIN SL 
Scottsdale, Az 85251
Sasaki Sushi & Bar 
7373 E. Scottsdale Mall #6 
Scottsdale, Az 85251
Cool Gelato Italiano 
7373 E. Scottsdale Mall #125 
Scottsdale, Az 85251
Paxton Construction 
7340 E, MAIN St. #107 
Scottsdale, Az 85251
Studio No. 5
7373 E. Scottsdale Mall #110 
Scottsdale, Az 85251
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Native Traditions 
7233 E-Main St. 
Suite B
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Cactus Carlos 
7229 E. Main St. 
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Carine Oothing 
7233 E. Main St 
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Chantelle Southwest Gifts 
7223E.MainSt 
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Norde Scottsdale Western Boutique 
7238 E. Main St.
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
The Spice & Tea Exchange of Scottsdale 
7236 E. Main St 
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Smoking Cactus 
7240 E. Main St.
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Begiimei*’s Luck 
7240 E, MAain St 
Suite Gioo 
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Outrageous Olives Gils and ^^egars 
7240 E. Main St 
Suite A-2
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
aeopatra’s Temple of Egypt 
7240 E.MainSL 
Suite B-3
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Red Canyon Cafe 
7240 E. Main St 
Suite A4
Scottsdale, Az 85251
Ihrquoise Candy Hat Bar 
7240 E. Main St.
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
LaVez£^a 
7217 E. Main St. 
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Viola Boutique 
7212 KMainSL 
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
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SCOTTSDALE PLANNING COMMISSION 
KIVA-CITY HALL
3939 DRINKWATER BOULEVARD 
SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 2026
‘DRAFT SUMMARIZED MEETING MINUTES *
PRESENT:
Joe Young, Chair 
William Scarbrough, Vice Chair 
George Ertel, Commissioner 
Michal Ann Joyner, Commissioner 
Barney Gonzales, Commissioner 
Doug Drake, Commissioner
ABSENT: 
David Reid, Commissioner
STAFF: 
Tim Curtis
Joe Padilla 
Becca Cox 
Jason Katz 
Casey Steinke 
Chris Zimmer 
Jack Kelly 
Jason McWilliams
CALL TO ORDER
Chair Young called the regular session of the Scottsdale Planning Commission to order at 5:00 p.m.
ROLL CALL
A formal roll call was conducted confirming members present as stated above.
MINUTES REVIEW AND APPROVAL
1. Approval of the January 14, 2026 Regular Meeting Minutes.
Vice Chair Scarbrough made a motion to approve the January 14, 2026 Reguiar Meeting 
Minutes. Second by Commissioner Joyner, the motion passed unanimousiy by a vote of 
six (6) to zero (0).
* Note: These are summary action minutes only. A complete copy of the meeting audio is available on the 
Planning Commission page on Scottsdale/^.gov, search “Planning Commission”
ATTACHMENT 10

Planning Commission 
Regular Meeting Minutes 
January 28, 2026 
Page 2 of 3
Consent Abenda
2. 6-AB-2024 ni4th St Abandonment)
Request by property owner to abandon the southern 25’ and eastern 30’ of right of way on 
a property with Single-family Residential (R1-35) zoning, located at 11345 E Beryl 
Avenue. City to obtain needed dedications. Staff contact person is Jason Katz, 480-312- 
2542. Applicant contact person is Jamaal Ragland, 770-686-8810.
Item No. 2; Moved to Regular Agenda. Vice Chair Scarbrough made a motion for 
recommendation of approval to City Council for case 6-AB-2024 after finding that 
the proposed abandonment is consistent with and conforms to the adopted General 
Plan. Second by Commissioner Ertel, the motion passed by a vote of five (5) to one 
(1) with Commissioner Gonzales dissenting.
3. 5-UP-2025 (Old Town Tavern - Bar Use)
Request for a Bar Conditional Use Permit on a +/- 6,000 sf site, zoned Central Business 
Downtown Overlay (C-2 DO) located at 7330 E. Main St. Staff contact person is Casey 
Steinke, 480-312-2611. Applicant contact person is Cameron Morgan, 480-990-9507.
4. 6-UP-2025 (Old Town Tavern - Live Entertainment)
Request for a Live Entertainment Conditional Use Permit on a +/- 6,000 sf site, zoned 
Central Business Downtown Overlay (C-2 DO) located at 7330 E. Main St.
Staff contact person is Casey Steinke, 480-312-2611. Applicant contact person is 
Cameron Morgan, 480-990-9507.
Item No. 3 & 4; Moved to Regular Agenda. Commissioner Ertel made motion for 
recommendation of approval to City Council for cases 5-UP-2025 and 6-UP-2025 
after finding that the CUP criteria have been met and that the proposed Conditional 
Use Permits are consistent and conform with the adopted General Plan, per the 
attached stipulations. Second by Commissioner Joyner the motion passed 
unanimously by a vote of six (6) to zero (0).
5. 7-UP-2025 (Alpio’s at Troon Event Center - BAR CUP)
Request by owner for a conditional use permit for a bar located at 10452 E Jomax Rd with 
Central Business Environmentally Sensitive Land Overlay (C-2 ESL) zoning. Staff contact 
person is Chris Zimmer, 480-312-2347. Applicant contact person is TERRI Virga 
Triebwasser, (916) 412-2352.
Item No. 5; Moved to Regular Agenda. Commissioner Joyner made a motion for 
recommendation of approval to City Council for case 7-UP-2025 after finding that 
the CUP criteria have been met and that the proposed Conditional Use Permit is 
consistent and conforms with the adopted General Plan, per the attached 
stipulations. Second by Commissioner Drake, the motion passed by a vote of five 
(5) to one (1) with Commissioner Gonzales dissenting.
* Note: These are summary action minutes only. A complete copy of the meeting audio is available on the 
Planning Commission page on ScottsdaleAZ.gov, search “Planning Commission”

Planning Commission 
Regular Meeting Minutes 
January 28, 2026 
Page 3 of 3
ADJOURNMENT
With no further business to discuss, the regular session of the Planning Commission 
adjourned at 6:22 p.m.
* Note: These are summary action minutes only. A complete copy of the meeting audio is available on the 
Planning Commission page on ScottsdaleAZ.gov, search “Planning Commission”