County Line Crossing final plat

Applicant's representative said engineering reviews are standard and on track, with an approved earth change permit and construction underway; agreed with staff report.

Asked for a 50-foot greenbelt buffer, said no one ever answered her request, objected to any access across her land, and worried stormwater will wash out property her family has held for 60-plus years.

Said the developer clear-cut the front of the property and urged preserving the remaining 50-foot tree line; asked the commission to keep the greenbelt so neighbors don't see the new homes.

Says PSO's ownership of the land raises constitutional questions, and that runoff from Seven Oaks already floods his property and his neighbors'; asked the commission to protect residents before approving the plat.

Questioned the $10-to-$2.2-million PSO land sale and told the commission it works for the people and should listen to neighbors who oppose the project.

A health coach from Seven Oaks cited research linking mature tree canopy to public health and asked the city to preserve green space and choose quality growth over quantity.

Signed up to speak but only wished to state his opposition without remarks.