PD-202 Villa Dogwood Canyon

Opposed; argued 8.24 units per acre still conflicts with the neighborhood character, mocked the traffic mitigation with a 'teleportation device' quip, and questioned police and fire capacity.

Opposed; described wildlife on the property including a bobcat with cubs, coyotes, and hawk nests, and cited water pressure problems on West Spinner Road.

Strongly opposed; said the TIA misses school-year traffic and the Belt Line/Westmoreland apartment project, doubted signal timing fixes, and questioned the Belt Line access claim.

Opposed; said the right-turn lane fixes a non-problem while left turns are the real danger, and noted the Belt Line access is new information after four rounds of fighting this project.

Opposed; said 100% of the residents who actually border the property voted no, and urged the commission to honor that.

Opposed; her backyard borders the site, she was told the wall would be 8-10 feet of brick but now it's a six-foot wood fence, and noted the developers didn't stay for earlier hearings.

Opposed; lives in one of three houses off Cornerstone Lane, cited traffic, aesthetic change from duplexes, habitat destruction, property values, and drivers cutting her off turning into her driveway.