Washington Fields General Plan Amendment & Growth

Spoke against the massive scale of the 140-acre plan, highlighting severe traffic issues near the intermediate school and the lack of real neighborhood engagement.

Expressed frustration that the plan dumps too much high-density housing and commercial space onto Merrill Road, presenting a petition signed by 34 neighborhood households.

Expressed worry that commercial zoning directly abuts his property line on Adam Lane with zero buffer, leaving residents in the dark about what might be built.

Shared deep frustration over rapid growth trapping local families between expanding roadways and commercial centers, pleading for parks and buffers for children.

Suggested flipping commercial zones away from existing homes toward open fields, and begged the city to adopt architectural standards to make developments look great.

Spoke as a personal injury attorney about the dangers cars pose to pedestrians and children, urging thoughtful planning and safety infrastructure.