zoning

Representing a retail complex ownership group, he asked about the process for scheduling a meeting with the council to discuss development issues on Harriman Boulevard and Rosecrest Road.

Expressed interest in meeting with the council regarding development issues at a retail complex on Harriman Boulevard and Rosecrest Road.

A neighbor expressed concerns about water infrastructure and mentioned he actually liked having the trucking company as a neighbor.

An adjacent dentist fully supported the bike shop, noting Herriman's need for such a business, but raised concerns about adequate parking and a white fence obstructing visibility for left turns from his parking lot.

A neighboring property owner supported the rezone but requested that a brick dividing wall be extended to separate the new commercial business from residential properties.

A resident voiced concerns about the property's history of issues, including fires, garbage, stored vehicles, and deteriorating structures, as well as an encroaching fence.

She asked the council to limit properties to only one ADU (either detached or internal) to match upcoming state rules.

He supports the new zoning changes because they help small businesses grow.

Reported that a construction company is operating an industrial base in a residential backyard.