4700 Block North Loy Lake Road (Project No. 000266-2025)

Expressed strong opposition to the Loy Lake multi-family development due to severely inadequate road infrastructure, gravel roads, and rising traffic accidents.

Objected to the rental cottage development, arguing it does not match established neighborhood character and goes against council campaign promises.

Voiced concerns about the high density of 350 rental homes next to low-density estate subdivisions and potential environmental impacts.

Highlighted concerns over stormwater runoff, water usage, and septic impacts from adding hundreds of homes next to their development.

Questioned whether Sherman actually needs more rental housing given existing vacancies and argued for beautiful single-family homes instead.

Warned about dangerous traffic on Loy Lake Road and severe stormwater drainage risks during heavy rains.

Emphasized recent fatal accidents on Loy Lake Road and argued that human safety is more important than density.

Voiced opposition to small homes and apartments nearby, stating they moved to Sherman for a small-town environment.

Called the project a debacle of land use, arguing the land is better suited for traditional homeowners.