Kenney, Troxler, Yeargan, Tree of Life Properties Rezoning

Expressed frustration over limited information provided by the developer and lack of confidence in future plans for the property.

Asked about lot sizes and expressed concern that the 476-acre placeholder rezoning could eventually become high-density apartments.

Stressed the need for traffic and service impact studies before moving forward with large developments.

Expressed concerns about stormwater runoff, watershed protection, and endangered freshwater mussels along Swift Creek, asking the council to deny or delay the rezoning.

Objected to the annexation and rezoning, raising concerns about road improvements, wetland impacts, school crowding, and lack of notification.

Commented on traffic impacts, future road expansions, and wetland density calculations.

Asked questions about water and sewer allocations between the town and county.

Expressed preference for seeing a concrete development plan rather than a placeholder rezoning.

Expressed concerns about school overcrowding and traffic safety in the area.