General Plan Amendment

Stated he did not receive mailed notice, bought his home expecting a quiet residential neighborhood, and opposed a shift toward rental or vacation-rental housing.

Expressed opposition to the zone change, citing general plan conflicts, poor noticing, agricultural compatibility issues, spot zoning, and lack of nearby services.

Raised concerns about traffic congestion on 200 West and single-ingress/egress constraints.

Stated she owns horses and lives at the bottom of the hill on 200 West, noting the road is used by equestrians and higher density would create traffic and safety conflicts.

Shared the south property line, reported insufficient noticing, and cited concerns over open space, scenic landscape, horses, and trail congestion.

Expressed safety concerns regarding children accessing the nearby gorge and tortoise reserve, along with increased traffic and dust from multifamily development.

Noted a nearby 55-lot R1-10 development and expressed opposition to allowing multifamily housing due to traffic concerns.

Stated traffic is heavy during baseball events and adding units would increase congestion and safety concerns.