Carla Medina Designs Rezoning

Expressed strong support for the Main Street design business, noting it is a low-impact professional use run by community-minded residents.

Supported the project as a tasteful, low-impact addition that brings unique design services to the community.

Spoke in favor of the project, highlighting the owners' integrity and high-end aesthetic offerings.

Endorsed the business as a unique shopping experience that uplifts McAllen.

The applicant urged commissioners to support the project, explaining their commitment to investing in McAllen and creating jobs.

Expressed support for the project and changes on Main Street.

Spoke in opposition, quoting historical articles from 1927 onward about preserving Old Town's residential character.

Opposed the rezone, warning against spot zoning, increased traffic, and worsening urban heat islands from parking lots.

Expressed concern that approving commercial rezone in Old Town sets a precedent that destroys the historic district.

Expressed strong opposition as a long-time resident, urging commissioners to protect residential zoning.

Expressed concern that the proposed parking lot would directly face her historic home's front yard and bedroom.

Urged keeping Old Town residential so residents can continue community improvement efforts.

Spoke as a third-generation Old Town homeowner asking to preserve the neighborhood.