Bangerter Crossroads Land Use and Zoning Map Amendments

Opposed the Bangerter Crossroads rezone, raising concerns about increased traffic on 3rd East and urging the council to reject commercial expansion into residential areas.

Objected to the rezone and commercial access on 3rd East, arguing it destroys established residential expectations and damages city integrity.

Notified the council that his property borders the project and requested substantial buffers, fencing, and lighting mitigation.

Raised safety concerns for children crossing 3rd East and noted severe existing traffic congestion during peak hours.

Urged the council to defer the vote, noting that the traffic study is outdated and commercial zoning should not expand onto 3rd East.

Described severe traffic backups near the 13800 South and Bangerter Highway intersection and doubted proposed traffic mitigation will work.

Asked the council to follow the Planning Commission's negative recommendation and block any access from the development onto 3rd East.

Spoke as a civil engineer, stating that the traffic study and intersection ratings are insufficient and urging the council to hold off on the vote.

Argued that high-density commercial zoning is incompatible with surrounding multi-million dollar homes and worsening traffic.