Lower Hidden Valley Master Development Plan Amendment

Representing the White Birch Drive Citizen Group, urged the Council to reject the amendment, citing phasing loopholes, slope violations, and unauthorized dumping on Pod P4.

Speaking for the Eagle Mountain Nature Wildlife Alliance, thanked Perry Homes for cooperating on wildlife corridor preservation and requested city support for funding engineering bridges.

Expressed serious concerns about building triplexes in Pod P4 on slopes exceeding 25%, stating it violates city code and the development agreement.

Representing the White Birch Drive Citizen Group, he urged the commission to deny the re-phasing request and address slope and discovery concerns.

Highlighted emotional and logistical concerns, warning that high-density units behind his property would damage property values and create erosion risks.

Expressed safety fears regarding children playing near heavy construction equipment, increased neighborhood traffic, and dust.

Speaking for the Eagle Mountain Nature and Wildlife Alliance, she thanked developers for corridor space but requested MOUs, fencing updates, and monument relocations.