Crossroads at Silver Creek Rezone

Submitted written comments regarding the Crossroads at Silver Creek project.

Expressed deep concerns about the high density of the Crossroads project compared to surrounding single-family neighborhoods and how the property was platted.

Supported the Crossroads project and affordable housing, suggesting fee-in-lieu funds go toward local housing programs if needed.

Voiced support for the Crossroads project and the convenience of having local services at the bottom of Silver Creek.

Supported the Crossroads development, noting that Silver Creek needs this type of housing and commercial product.

Expressed concern about drainage, standing water, and snow storage directly behind his home, asking for specific setbacks and grading protections.

Raised concerns about high groundwater tables and storm water drainage calculations in Silver Creek.

Strongly supported mixed-use housing and affordable options for working families and young people in the community.

Expressed opposition to the Crossroads project, emphasizing the rural character and low traffic of Silver Creek.

Voiced concerns over increased traffic and density, stating it alters the rural feel of the area.

Asked technical questions about transit stations and traffic routing to Kimball Junction.

Raised concerns about project density, occupancy limits, and overall scale compared to neighboring subdivisions.

Asked questions regarding grading, fill dirt, and stormwater runoff affecting adjacent properties.

Spoke in favor of the project, praising the thorough planning and affordable housing efforts.

Expressed surprise regarding the density increase and raised concerns about backyard impacts and drainage.

Opposed the project, arguing it brings urban density and traffic to a rural residential area.

Supported the project as a resident, noting it provides useful neighborhood services similar to Quarry Village.