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A resident asked for clarification on the masonry wall's location and whether it would extend through the detention pond area.

Thanked the council for listening to constituents regarding the development.

Thanked the council for voting against the high-density housing proposal.

Appreciated the council's thorough review of the development proposal.

Opposed the high-density development due to safety and infrastructure concerns.

A neighbor expressed support for the Susan Way subdivision project.

A resident asked the council to keep the zoning for the former elementary school site at R1-10.

A neighbor expressed concern that the proposed three-story units are too tall and will negatively impact his backyard privacy.

The applicant thanked the council for reconsidering the zone change and described modifications to the development agreement.

A resident whose property backs the development expressed concern that agreed-upon items were not included in the revised Development Agreement.

The resident had three major concerns: written assurance for home construction, unknown UDOT road plans, and the exclusion of developer agreements from the Development Agreement.

The resident appreciated the developer's engagement and stressed the importance of including all anticipated items in the Development Agreement to prevent oversights.

Expressed concerns about increased traffic and parking congestion in the neighborhood, and questioned whether homes directly behind existing single-family residences would be limited to two stories.

She expressed frustration with the Parker Place development, stating it has negatively impacted her family's historic farm.

Expressed support for the 5600 West Station Area Plan as a transformative project for the city.