The Preserve at Keller Oaks

Spoke in opposition to the Amazing Hair Salon SUP, arguing it wasn't the highest and best use for retail-oriented Old Town Keller property.

Spoke in support of The Preserve at Keller Oaks development, noting market demand and positive transitions.

Expressed opposition to downzoning agricultural or large-lot land to medium density, citing traffic and small-town feel concerns.

Argued against increasing residential density and urged the council to protect remaining low-density areas.

Asked the council to protect the Greenway Park neighborhood by keeping the Keller Springs connection a cul-de-sac or gated emergency access.

Supported the development but emphasized the need for an emergency access gate to manage cut-through traffic near the elementary school.

Stated that city staff confirmed his commercial property setbacks will not be impacted by the new development.

Begged the council to keep the Homestead Drive connection as emergency access only to prevent neighborhood traffic issues.

Expressed concern about cut-through traffic on Homestead Drive and asked for an emergency gate.

Thanked developers for addressing concerns but supported a gated connection to improve traffic safety.

Spoke about responsible community growth and minimizing traffic impacts near surrounding neighborhoods and schools.

Expressed support for the developer but asked the commission to keep the Greenway Park connection closed or gated to prevent cut-through traffic.

Shared concerns about cut-through traffic on Park Avenue and requested an emergency access gate.