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Pricey payouts in Scottsdale
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The city of Scottsdale has paid more than $328,000 over the last four years to settle acrimonious departures by three different city managers.

PHOENIX (AP)- The Arizona Republic reports that the City Council last week signed off on a $45,000 settlement with City Manager David Richert.

Richert abruptly resigned the previous week citing a lack of council support to remain an effective city manager. Richert's two predecessors, John Little and Jan Dolan, also parted ways similarly amid a growing discord with some elected officials at City Hall.

The severance packages for Little and Dolan were $123,000 and $160,000, respectively.