PD25-18 (1605 Wilma Lane)

Expressed frustration regarding prolonged construction activity and city stop-work orders next to his 91-year-old mother's home.

Expressed concerns about automated license plate reader data privacy and requested public information audit logs before contract renewal.

Offered her construction and legislative experience to help the city navigate state housing legislation (SB 840) and preserve local control.

Discussed Tarrant Appraisal District valuation practices and her candidacy for the TAD board.

Voiced lingering concerns about density and code deviations for the Wilma Lane project but acknowledged that developer concessions on lot count improved the plan.

Raised questions regarding the city's flock safety license plate reader cameras, data sharing security, and company transparency.

Spoke about personal grievances, animal custody issues, and community treatment during citizen participation.

Raised concerns about soil stability, historical flooding near Village Creek, retaining walls, and neighborhood compatibility.

Pointed out inaccuracies in architectural renderings regarding neighboring properties along Oakwood.

Expressed continued neighborhood opposition to the Wilma Lane development, questioning lot setbacks and road widening logistics.