Q&A with Scott Stone 

Charlotte mayoral candidate Scott Stone says the 
current City Council is the worst in the city’s history and 
its policies are ‘killing’ deals. He spoke with us about his plan, 
his feelings on union labor and the DNC and what role he thinks city government should play in real estate.

In 1999, Scott Stone moved from Baltimore to Charlotte to fill a management position that Eric Davis, now chairman of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools' Board of Education, left vacant at engineering design firm Mactec. Stone continued to work in Charlotte’s engineering industry, becoming vice president for Merrick & Co., a national civil engineering firm. But Stone, who has never ...

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