Three Canyons Community Plan, Master Development Agreement (MDA), and General Plan Amendment (GPA)

Expressed frustration that developments are approved out of fear of state preemption, arguing that traffic and schools cannot support more growth.

Argued that the community opposes the project due to safety and evacuation concerns following past wildfires, questioning housing supply versus affordability.

Raised concerns about noise, air quality, and construction traffic along the Mountain View Corridor, asking about sound walls.

Asked detailed questions regarding proximity to the Lott Mine, landfill closures, lot sizes, water capacity, and road widening timelines.

Questioned whether the set-aside acreage for schools and churches is sufficient and urged commissioners not to approve high-density developments.

Expressed support for the Three Canyons project, viewing it as less problematic and less dense than other previously approved developments.

Expressed safety concerns about homes backing directly onto the Mountain View Corridor without adequate buffers or barriers.

Emphasized that traffic is a major crisis and insisted that east-west road access must be resolved before building more houses.