Rezone

Spoke in favor of gradual housing density increases along major transit corridors to address modern housing needs.

Expressed concern about enforcement of short-term rental rules and neighborhood code compliance.

A neighbor expressed concerns about traffic on 2300 East and the proximity of new homes to existing condos.

A resident expressed strong opposition to the rezone, citing environmental concerns, tree preservation, and traffic.

Strongly endorsed the rezone project as a positive change for District 5 and praised the developer's community collaboration.

Spoke in favor of the Highland Drive rezone and closing the one-way bypass road to improve neighborhood traffic safety.

Expressed support for the townhome project and noted it will help clean up the overgrown trees bordering his property.

Spoke in favor of the project, stating it will clean up a neglected gateway area into Holladay.

Expressed general support for beautifying the area but voiced concern over whether the city will invest funds to properly address traffic safety.

Voiced opposition to rezoning the parcel to commercial/office use, asking to keep the neighborhood residential.

Argued against commercial encroachment into a stable residential neighborhood surrounded by condominiums.

Raised concerns about negative impacts on property values, traffic safety, and potential future uses under P-O zoning.