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Opposed the rezone at 2700 West/4800 South due to traffic and safety concerns.

Opposed high-density housing and tax increases.

Opposed high-density housing and asked for better buffers for existing farms.

Concerned about density and traffic safety for the 43-home project.

Opposed the rezone and expressed concern about crime and traffic.

Requested the Council honor the R18 zoning for the property.

Opposed the 43-home project due to traffic and density concerns.

Opposed high-density housing and advocated for preserving green space.

Argued the 43-home project is unsafe and doesn't fit the neighborhood.

Echoed concerns about high-density housing and the loss of agricultural character.

Argued that over-development is causing congestion and crime.

Concerned about the density of the 43-home project.

Requested a traffic study for the 43-home project.

Opposed the 43-home project due to density and safety concerns.

Opposed the rezone, citing the General Plan and neighborhood character.

Concerned about traffic on 4800 South.

Claimed the landowner was misled about the number of homes proposed.

Concerned about over-crowding and traffic in Roy.

Argued that the area is already over-congested and that the city needs an updated traffic study before approving more density.

Opposed the project, stating it ruins the farm-like character of the neighborhood and creates traffic safety issues.

Stated he has lived in the area since 1978 and believes the project is a disaster that will lead to crime and traffic problems.

Raised concerns about nepotism in the selection of youth baseball coaches.

Worried about increased traffic from new developments cutting through quiet neighborhoods.

She expressed concern that the public did not have access to the development agreements before the meeting and urged the commission to be consistent with commercial space requirements.

Asked for a pause on future phases of the development until a traffic study is completed.

Requested speed humps and a new traffic study for the neighborhood south of the development.

Raised concerns about traffic safety and the lack of dual access for the new townhome development.

Thanked the council for temporary traffic changes but requested long-term solutions and a pause on further phases.

Expressed safety concerns for her children and requested a new access point at 4000 South.

Criticized the density of the project and raised concerns about potential crime.

Recommended capping the development and halting future phases.

A resident expressed support for the residential project as a good use of land.

Shared her personal experience as a pedestrian hit by a car to emphasize safety risks.

Seconded the concerns about safety and the lack of a second access road.

Questioned the zoning changes and the safety of the proximity to railroad tracks.

Pleaded for a pause on phase three of the Railrunner development due to safety concerns.

Requested a new traffic study and a pause on phase three.

Used data to show the high number of cars the new development will add to the neighborhood.

Concerned about traffic volume and lack of a second entrance for the new apartments.

Argued that a single access road is a public safety risk for emergency vehicles.

Claimed the city ignored resident concerns and that the project was poorly planned.

Concerned about train traffic blocking access to the neighborhood.

Highlighted the danger of the 4800 South crossing and requested traffic mitigation.

He noted that the proposed townhome development needs more parking for visitors.