Cunningham Road PUD Rezoning

Expressed opposition to build-to-rent PUD communities and raised concerns about detention ponds and mosquito mitigation.

Spoke on behalf of her aunt Sue Hallmark, a long-time resident on Love Spur, urging the council to protect family privacy and vote against the rezoning.

Expressed deep concerns about flooding, Love Spur access, traffic, and municipal water and electricity capacity for new developments.

Described ongoing erosion and runoff issues from neighboring properties and urged the council to reject multi-family or rental zoning in a single-family area.

Voiced strong opposition to the PUD due to severe traffic congestion at Loop 195 and Cunningham, cut-through traffic, and loss of neighborhood character.

Highlighted 42 years of experience with severe flooding along Onion Road and Tremere Creek, warning that new development will worsen drainage problems.

Presented data showing 50% opposition from surrounding property owners, highlighted outdated 2008 flood maps, and criticized detention pond effectiveness.

Criticized the city's reliance on 2008 flood maps, poor drainage infrastructure, and the failure of forced annexation promises in the donut hole.

Argued that the PUD resembles a rental apartment complex rather than missing middle housing and noted incompatibilities with surrounding rural estates.