Preserve at Stone Oak PUD Amendment (PUD26-00004)

Expressed strong safety concerns about approving commercial growth and daycares in an area lacking adequate fire station response times.

Highlighted concerns about increased traffic on the community's private road, financial burdens on homeowners for road maintenance, and requested concrete paths instead of granite.

Stated opposition to high-impact uses like gas stations, auto services, and drive-thrus that worsen existing traffic congestion and safety hazards at the 1431 intersection.

Expressed concern over traffic, environmental damage to local caves, and redundant fuel stations, though noted the developer has been cooperative regarding drainage.

Highlighted school bus safety issues, lack of signage, and severe traffic crashes along 1431 right behind her property.

Urged the commission to limit the project to low-traffic businesses like offices and medical clinics instead of gas stations and drive-thrus.

HOA board member requested targeted adjustments including removing gas stations, limiting drive-thrus, and clarifying maintenance obligations for the private road.

Highlighted narrow roads, school bus safety, and urged the city to take over maintenance of the private road if used commercially.

HOA board member noted concerns about traffic density, infrastructure strain, and the potential for minor changes to occur without neighbor input.

Warned that high-traffic commercial development will destabilize a community built with narrow streets and invited commissioners to observe child safety issues at the gate.