RV Park at 6702 East Lake Road

Spoke in opposition to the proposed RV park, highlighting decades of collaborative neighborhood planning around Lake Fort Phantom Hill.

Opposed the RV park, stating it contradicts lake planning guidelines and would strain public services and highways.

Opposed the rezoning, citing the 2024 Lake Fort Phantom master plan which designates specific areas for RV camping rather than the proposed site.

Opposed the RV park as a mobile housing stopgap for transient workers that conflicts with the lake's master plan vision.

Presented a 650-signature petition from neighboring residents urging denial due to noise, lighting, traffic hazards, and incompatibility with low-density residential zoning.

Expressed strong opposition as a new lakefront homeowner who would not have purchased property if a high-traffic commercial RV park were planned next door.

Expressed concern for adjacent homeowners facing a transient 'man camp' of temporary workers that would disrupt neighborhood peace.

Developer of Lake Rock Trail subdivision spoke against the RV park as a step backward for the lake's ongoing residential improvement.

Local homebuilder questioned whether temporary RV parks are needed for data center workers when most permanent home sales go to Dyess Air Force Base families.

Raised safety concerns regarding bicycle riding on East Lake Road and noted that data center workers are transient and do not permanently invest in the town.

Speaking as agent for the developer, defended the RV park proposal, noting it complies with city ordinances, provides required buffers, and fits within master plan options.

Stated that adding 149 RV units would exacerbate emergency response delays in the awkward jurisdiction space between the city, county, and Clyde schools.