Fortner Rezone

Expressed concern about the precedent set by rezoning and its impact on the single-family residential character of the area.

Opposed the rezone to higher density, citing concerns about traffic, street parking, and impact on home values.

Opposed the higher density zoning, citing concerns about potential rentals and safety issues in the area.

Opposed the rezone, believing it would create traffic and safety issues at an already difficult intersection.

Expressed concern about the crosswalk at 8600 S. and 1000 E., asking for the development to be contingent on its improvement or for the city to hold off on approval until it's fixed.

Shared concerns relating to the crosswalk at 8600 S. and 1000 E.

Shared concerns relating to safety.

Questioned if the same development requirements (curb, gutter, sidewalk, property dedication for street width) would be imposed on this developer as were on him, noting the current concept lacks these.

Stated the development sets a bad standard for the neighborhood and does not support the project, citing density and traffic concerns.

Argued the property should remain zoned for single-family homes, noting the area's growth has been into single-family lots, not higher density, and that the proposed density is double the current average.

Shared concerns about traffic and safety related to the development.

Shared concerns about traffic and safety related to the development.

Shared concerns relating to safety.

Shared concerns relating to safety and the crosswalk.

Asked how the development aligns with current zoning.