Hagan Road Rezone

Expressed strong opposition to the Hagan Road rezone, citing illegal roosters and incompatible farm animal use in a residential area.

Objected to the rezone, stating lots are too small for farm animals and will result in smell and fly issues close to neighbor patios.

Spoke as the applicant in favor of the rezone, noting it aligns with surrounding half-acre lots and provides flexibility for accessory structures and family animal projects.

Strongly opposed the rezone, reporting rat infestations coming from the applicant's property and proximity issues with livestock.

Expressed opposition via a read letter, arguing that a prior council intentionally denied animal rights for these parcels and current members should not overturn it.

Expressed concern about the potential for larger animals like horses or cows on half-acre lots if the rezone is approved, even if the current applicants don't plan to have them. She also questioned her own property's zoning designation.

Opposed to the rezone, stating her property was subdivided with the understanding it would not have farm animals. She cited noise and waste issues from the applicant's current animals.

Made three points: keep current networks the same, and then lost connection.