Stotan Crossings - Type III Conditional Rezoning

Expressed opposition to the industrial rezoning next to his childhood home and asked for strict LEED certification and buffering if built.

Stated he has lived on Guy Road for decades and raised serious concerns about heavy traffic, wrecks, and the road's inability to handle industrial trucks.

Criticized the building layout, heavy grading requirements, and lack of neighborhood compatibility for the proposed industrial park.

Expressed deep concern over well water contamination, dust, and the close proximity of industrial loading docks to residential homes.

Challenged the claim that industrial rezoning increases nearby residential property values, stating it hurts home sales in the neighborhood.

Raised concerns about well water quality affected by construction and runoff, and questioned the annexation of Wake County land into Clayton.

Stated the industrial project is incompatible with the surrounding residential community and threatens private wells and quality of life.

Highlighted town water restrictions and urged adherence to the comprehensive master plan rather than approving inconsistent developments.

Expressed concern that a 40-foot buffer is insufficient to block noise, lights, and traffic from a parking lot located 40 feet from his property line.

Argued the rezoning is inconsistent with land-use plans and noted the property's historical designation status in Wake County.