Win-Wal assisted living rezoning

A nearby resident and real estate broker said a 24-hour facility doesn't fit the quiet neighborhood, citing traffic, lighting, security, and property values.

Living directly across the street, he worried about 24-hour traffic, ambulance runs, and the building's poor condition.

Helped circulate the opposition petition and said every resident he contacted was against it, citing traffic, parking, and neighborhood character.

The applicant's representative said the vacant building would return to productive use serving semi-independent elderly residents, and argued parking impacts were overstated.

Another across-the-street resident cited headlights, lot lighting, traffic, and realtors' estimates of $10,000-$15,000 property value losses.