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A neighbor expressed concern that the development might be a data storage facility, which he does not want in his backyard.

A local resident expressed concerns about traffic and the impact on property values, while acknowledging that the site's constraints make residential development unlikely.

Raised concerns over severe traffic congestion on Old Schaefer Road and air pollution from the asphalt plant.

Highlighted safety concerns for children walking near the proposed Lowe's site across from Copperfield Elementary.

Requested council halt plans for a Lowe's store behind Copper Meadow homes until an independent traffic study and zoning review are conducted.

Spoke passionately against placing an asphalt plant in the middle of residential neighborhoods due to petrochemical health hazards.

Addressed transit funding alternatives and urged transparency and complete public records regarding the proposed asphalt facility.

Expressed strong opposition to the asphalt plant and questioned whether council members would live near it.

Expressed concern over pollution from the proposed asphalt plant and supported evaluating VIA bus route reductions rather than full withdrawal.

Expressed concern over health issues, traffic, and property value loss from the asphalt plant.

Opposed the asphalt plant, stating it is too close to schools and families.

Voiced strong opposition to the proposed asphalt plant, citing environmental and health dangers.

Opposed the asphalt plant, warning that real estate values and home sales would suffer.

She asked the commission to deny the permit, arguing that an asphalt plant is incompatible with the growing residential area and will lower property values.

Expressed opposition and concern over commercial development impacts and requested council address all resident concerns if voting.

Expressed strong opposition to the duplex rezoning due to traffic congestion on FM 1976, neighborhood character disruption, and property value impacts.

Voiced opposition to the rezoning, emphasizing safety concerns, increased traffic, flood zone issues, and a breach of trust for Cimarron Landing residents.

Opposed the project, detailing math on neighborhood population, school crowding in Judson ISD, traffic congestion, flooding, and water/power grid shortages.

Expressed safety concerns about adding 60+ cars to the neighborhood's single exit.

Stated opposition to the rezoning, citing flood zones, removal of vegetation, increased traffic, and lack of transparency regarding the street connection.

Stated opposition on behalf of himself and his wife regarding traffic, safety, and floodplains.

Opposed the development, noting road placement behind backyards and the potential for future phases.

Expressed opposition, discussed past HOA votes regarding secondary entrances and crime rates, and urged council to represent citizens.

Spoke on behalf of her mother and long-term residents about community ties, school crowding, and quiet neighborhood promises.

Opposed the duplex development, highlighting traffic congestion, utility strain, and emergency service pressures.

Expressed opposition as an Air Force veteran who chose the small neighborhood for its atmosphere.

Echoed opposition as a retired Air Force veteran who chose the community for its current character.

Expressed opposition, highlighting drainage ditch overflow issues, foundation damage risks, and semi-truck traffic increases.

Asked council to consider the older resident demographic who value the quiet neighborhood.

Stated strong opposition to the planning and zoning change.

Opposed the rezoning as a veteran, offering an alternative location suggestion near Dollar General.

Opposed the project, highlighting severe morning traffic delays on FM 1976 and wildlife displacement into the neighborhood.

Stated strong opposition to the rezoning and real estate impacts.