Public Hearing, Zone Change, R-2 to R-2S, 1201 16th St

HOA president representing neighboring homes, expressing concerns about high traffic, lack of sidewalks, pedestrian safety, and wildlife disruption.

Spoke about traffic speeding on 16th Street, lack of sidewalks, and the importance of preserving tree buffers and mountain view corridors.

Discussed the need for active transportation, trail connections, and noted that future residents would outnumber current objectors.

Expressed concerns about high density, traffic volume, and child safety on 16th Street.

Questioned sewer capacity and the necessity of rezoning, noting that 16th Street needs major infrastructure improvements.

Longtime resident of Far Drive whose property abuts the site, expressing frustration over cumulative neighborhood density increases and access concerns for neighboring condos.

Expressed deep concern regarding vehicle access onto 16th Street from neighboring condos and pedestrian safety.

Cited UDOT accident statistics on nearby corridors and highlighted speeding and lack of sidewalks on 16th Street.

Questioned parcel boundaries, overall project density, building heights, and stormwater management.

Property owner in River Glen complex, raising concerns over cumulative area density, restricted access, garbage truck maneuverability, and safety.

Expressed preference for single-family or twin-home concepts over townhomes for stability, and reiterated mountain view preservation concerns.