Frost Lane cluster development

Opposed phasing (longer construction) and questioned why the city is reviewing an application from a developer reportedly $88,000+ in arrears on property taxes.

20-year Frost Lane resident presented a 63-signature petition opposing the project, citing contamination questions, water infrastructure risk, traffic, and inadequate workforce housing.

Lindbergh Place resident of 22 years said 24 units would alter the character of a 35-home community, asking whether the project makes the neighborhood better.

Asked for more driveway setback, a simpler entrance design, moving the stone wall back five feet to create street parking for residents, and even a direct ramp to the Bear Mountain Parkway.

Pataki Farm resident demanded written protection if chipping cracks her foundation, and complained about city street maintenance and potential rodents.

Described a past rodent infestation after site clearing and recounted how the mis-surveyed water main was found just 18 inches below her backyard during a pool excavation.

Argued the property was never buildable given the water main and steep slopes, blasted the traffic analysis, and said drivers won't obey the right-turn-only restriction.