Yowl Ranch Planned Unit Development

Objected to the massive development, arguing it destroys his rural way of life and asking if Killeen is no longer a place for retirees.

Argued that the project would strain city services, threaten library accreditation, and create traffic hazards near Chaparral High School.

Criticized the development's density and questioned why luxury homes were placed in the final phase while high-density lots were built first.

Warned that current infrastructure—bad roads, lack of sidewalks, and water pressure issues—cannot handle a new subdivision.

Spoke in favor of the development as a real estate professional, highlighting the urgent need for affordable military housing and master-planned amenities.