zoning

She opposed leaving Town Center zoning, arguing storage doesn't fit the pedestrian-oriented district and noting headlight intrusion into her windows.

Highlighted major stormwater flooding issues on his property behind the proposed development and criticized the builder's lack of communication.

Voiced concern over more than doubling the housing density behind his property of 20 years and the impact on the watershed.

Expressed concern that high-density housing will ruin the greenery, wildlife, and established neighborhood feel of Keller.

Agreed with the council on requiring SUPs for religious institutions and standardizing school rules in the UDC amendment.

A Blue Bonnet Drive resident voiced support for the lot alignments and requested uniform 8-foot cedar fencing.

A resident questioned the community value of increasing housing density compared to the surrounding 36,000 square-foot lot standards.

A neighboring resident expressed support for the plan and lot alignments, requested 8-foot fencing, and suggested increasing tree requirements per lot.

An adjacent resident supported the project overall and praised the lot line alignment, but requested that new fences match their existing 8-foot cedar fences and asked about dust control during construction.

Addressed the council regarding field access, user agreements, and scheduling for the Alliance Rugby Club.

Expressed concerns about planned sidewalk construction on Bluebonnet Drive causing drainage issues and driveway hazards.

Expressed opposition to Bluebonnet Drive sidewalk plans due to lack of owner notification and potential drainage and flooding problems.