zoning

A resident expressed concerns about the Hideaway at Cimarron development, specifically regarding potential environmental impacts on the Edwards Aquifer and the Greenway trails.

Opposed the rezoning on behalf of the Willowview HOA, citing the need to preserve the quiet, residential nature of the area.

Expressed concern about increased traffic on narrow roads near the proposed industrial site.

Objected to the project due to limited neighborhood egress, flooding issues, and overcrowded local schools.

Raised concerns regarding traffic, pipelines, and neighborhood access.

Highlighted severe traffic congestion exiting Appaloosa Pass onto FM 1976 and requested traffic safety relief.

Expressed safety concerns and questioned whether the tract was located in a floodplain.

Voiced strong opposition to the zone change, highlighting wildlife, heavy traffic, and residents' desire for commercial amenities rather than more housing.

Spoke against the duplexes due to traffic increases, ongoing drought and water restrictions, and potential loss of home values.

Expressed concern that rental apartments could bring increased crime and density to the area.

Argued against duplexes due to traffic math, safety risks, utility strains, and negative property value impacts.

Raised concerns about traffic and historical flooding in the floodplain area.

Expressed opposition to the duplex development due to traffic congestion, strain on emergency services, and mismatch with neighborhood character.

Raised concerns about drainage, sewer capacity, and traffic safety regarding the proposed rezoning.

Questioned why a Canadian developer is being used instead of an American builder.

Asked how traffic from the new development will access the site near Peaceful and Tranquil streets.

Expressed major concerns regarding water drainage on the slope, 50-year-old sewer capacity, traffic safety on FM 78, and power grid connections for the Legion Drive project.

Asked what school district children in the new Peaceful Lane duplexes would attend, noting overcrowding concerns at Judson ISD.

Clarified that the Legion Drive project is requesting R-2 duplex zoning rather than R-3 multi-family apartments.

Expressed strong opposition to R-3 zoning and multi-story buildings blocking views, increasing traffic, and creating safety hazards on narrow Kniper Street.

Noted that the Legion Drive property is in an historic 'Widow's Corner' district trying to reduce renters, and warned about dumpster noise, traffic, and congestion.