Neighborhood Policies
& Programs
Priorities for Each Neighborhood in D6
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Ahwatukee
More police presence on a consistent basis
Increase traffic enforcement
Add a new Fire Station & Police Substation on the west end of Ahwatukee to reduce call times, and account for the new construction & homes being built on the former State Trust lands.
More paving, especially of residential streets
Add amenities, including more pickleball courts, to Ahwatukee parks
Work with neighboring areas to see if we can extend the new Multi-Use Path along the 202 and/or connect it with a couple of Complete Streets where feasible to create a loop
arcadia
Secure & complete 56th Street improvement project
Connect the Cross Cut Canal, Arcadia Park, and the 56th St project into a unified exercise loop, with ground lighting for night time use
Increase traffic enforcement
Add strategic access to Bus Rapid Transit lines
Create designated biking and walking corridors away from arterial roads
Pave & improve our portions of the SRP canal in line with what Scottsdale has done
North central
Protect contiguous single-family residential areas from proposals to eliminate so-called “exclusionary” zoning
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Increase traffic enforcement
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Upgrade & improve Bridle Path, including planting new trees and adding features
Work with other Council members to address a permanent solution on the 7’s which eliminates the reverse lanes
Do not allow any new project to proceed without adequate parking
sunnyslope
Plant more trees
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Build shade structures
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Cool pave streets
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Increase police presence
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Work with local businesses to improve visual environment
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Create comprehensive development plan to protect single-family neighborhoods
