Waters Planned Unit Development (PUD) & Multifamily Housing

Expressed concern that apartments bring overcrowded schools, increased traffic, and stormwater runoff flooding issues.

Argued that the city hasn't done its legal homework, noting that 2021 Del Webb agreement exhibits show certain tracts as commercial only, meaning apartments aren't legally guaranteed.

Shared that she moved to Fulshear for a family-oriented community and worries short-term renters in apartments hurt long-term neighborhood stability.

Objected to 4-story apartments overlooking backyards and pools, stating Fulshear is losing its country town feel.

Acknowledged that while apartments aren't popular, the PUD provides necessary legal protections and buffers, though traffic on 1093 remains a major concern.

Representing Fulbrook, stated that changing commercial DAs to multifamily affects property values and pushes infrastructure past its limits.

Highlighted muddy water, mosquito concerns, traffic on FM 359, and an overabundance of vacant apartments.