6400 183A Toll Road

Thanked the city council, staff, and developer for working collaboratively to reach a successful compromise on the 183A development project.

Representing James Avery, expressed concerns over potential warehouse and distribution traffic impacting their Kerrville-style corporate campus adjacent to the site.

Speaking as the HOA president of Scottsdale Crossing, raised concerns about warehousing facing residential areas, traffic accidents, and speeding.

Discussed proximity to the proposed development, street racing along the frontage road, and traffic safety concerns.

Spoke in support of the developer's intent to bring high-tech, high-paying jobs and quality capital improvements to the city.

Representing James Avery, he spoke in opposition to the industrial rezoning, arguing it violates city business retention goals and disrupts the established commercial corridor.

Expressed concerns about increased truck traffic and industrial encroachment next to their corporate headquarters.

A nearby resident argued against replacing an eyesore with a permanent industrial building, citing traffic and safety hazards.

The Scottsdale Crossing HOA president raised concerns about noise, large truck traffic, and loading docks facing backyards.

Highlighted local speeding and drag racing issues along the corridor, arguing that adding industrial truck traffic would create safety risks.

Argued that the property is valuable retail/business real estate that should benefit from nearby growth rather than turning into an industrial box.