development

Thanked council for Amendment 2 and supported Item 9 settlement, while urging relief for all ETJ residents via Item 17 rate capping.

Thanked the council for addressing 6 Creeks development commitments and supporting water rate relief.

Criticized the 77% water rate increase for 6 Creeks residents as discriminatory and urged the council to honor original contracts.

Urged the council to reconsider water rate increases causing financial hardship for residents.

Urged the council to reduce high water rates and reject future increases.

Argued that the 6 Creeks agreement promised in-city utility rates and urged the council to honor the full agreement.

Praised the council for naming the Adell Hurst center and supporting 6 Creeks negotiations.

Reported high water bills and persistent brown water issues in 6 Creeks.

Supported the transition in Parks and Recreation management, citing ethical concerns with previous leadership.

He spoke about the need for responsible growth and suggested focusing on infrastructure and community needs rather than debt-heavy projects.

Discussed the history of the 2017 Six Creeks development agreement and good faith provisions.

Discussed Public Utility Commission rate cases and adherence to development agreements regarding water rates.

Asked council to place an agenda item addressing the failure to follow water rate parity terms in the Six Creeks agreement.