zoning

Expressed caution regarding data center water usage and lack of transparency from major tech corporations.

Spoke as a local father and small business owner against the unchecked expansion of data centers and AI infrastructure.

Expressed concerns about the negative impacts of proposed data centers on residential neighborhoods.

Urged the council to reject the UDO and enact a one-year moratorium on data centers due to inadequate protections on water, power, and noise.

Thanked staff for data center listening sessions and praised the Office of Community Safety for its programs.

Voiced strong opposition to data centers, questioning their community benefits and demanding thorough cost-benefit analyses.

A local resident raised concerns about setting a precedent for vacant lots, high-density growth, and existing stormwater and drainage issues in the area.

The property owner explained his background as a veteran and contractor, stating his intention to provide housing options for service members through a four-unit townhome project.

An adjacent resident asked the council to deny the rezoning, citing incompatibility with the single-family neighborhood, loss of a wooded buffer, and traffic concerns.

Spoke in favor of the N Reilly Road rezoning.

Spoke in favor of the industrial rezoning on Bragg Boulevard representing Samet Properties.

Spoke in favor of the Bragg Boulevard project as President & CEO of the Fayetteville Cumberland Economic Development Corporation.

Spoke in favor of the Bragg Boulevard rezoning representing Samet Properties.

Spoke in favor of the Village Drive rezoning representing P3 Engineering Group.

Spoke in favor of the Sweetwater Drive rezoning request on behalf of Gradient, PLLC.

Spoke in favor of the rezoning request for King Road.

Spoke in favor of the rezoning request for King Road.

Spoke in favor of the rezoning request for Tallywood Drive.

Spoke in favor of rezoning the Raeford Road properties to limited commercial.

Spoke in favor of her request to rezone the Edgecombe Avenue property to mixed residential.

Attended to observe and provide information regarding the Edgecombe Avenue request.

Spoke in favor of the Edgecombe Avenue rezoning application.

Attended neutrally for informational purposes regarding the Edgecombe Avenue case.

Spoke in favor of initial zoning for the W. Mountain Drive property.

Represented Cape Fear Valley Health in support of the large-scale medical campus rezoning.

Spoke in favor of the rezoning request at 2025 Hope Mills Road.

Represented the applicant in favor of the conditional rezoning on Cool Springs Street.

Spoke in favor of the Pritchett Road rezoning request.

Expressed opposition to the Pritchett Road rezoning request.

Spoke in favor of the Covey Drive rezoning request.

Spoke in favor of the Black & Decker Road rezoning request.

Spoke in favor of the Black & Decker Road rezoning request.

Spoke in favor of the Pritchett Road rezoning request.

Expressed concern about historic flooding and flood insurance requirements in the Broaddell and Eccles Park areas near the proposed development.

Expressed opposition to the rezoning, arguing that apartments change neighborhood character and renters lack the long-term investment of homeowners.

Voiced opposition to the rezoning, highlighting severe flooding issues along Black Creek and dangerous speeding and racing on Rosehill Road.

Expressed concerns about reckless speeding and traffic hazards on residential streets connecting to the proposed development site.

Expressed fear that increased housing density would worsen dangerous speeding and traffic on Courtney Street and surrounding roads.

Shared personal experiences of vehicle accidents and severe speeding directly in front of his home on Rosehill Road, raising flood and traffic concerns.

Spoke in opposition to the proposed rezoning, raising neighborhood concerns.

Spoke in favor of his rezoning request for 5210 Arbor Road.

Expressed opposition to the Arbor Road rezoning proposal.

Asked for grace regarding a code citation for a utility trailer parked in his driveway.

Expressed disappointment over a recent data center meeting and suggested implementing a moratorium.

Spoke in favor of the commercial rezoning request.

Spoke in favor of the commercial rezoning.

Spoke representing the applicant in favor of the multifamily residential townhome and apartment project.

Spoke in support of the multifamily housing development.

Expressed frustration with rental property maintenance issues and dangerous, leaning pine trees next to his property that code enforcement stated they could not address.