Draper Town Center Station Area Plan

Questioned parking provisions for transit riders, noted buffer width discrepancies, and advocated for townhomes rather than apartments.

Highlighted that the Draper Town Center station has the lowest ridership in the transit system and argued against imposing massive density based on an underutilized station.

Expressed support for keeping building heights to a maximum of three stories and questioned whether Draper City could challenge state transit mandates.

Expressed concern about severe traffic congestion and questioned how transportation infrastructure will handle proposed high-density development.

Urged the council to reduce building heights and place lower structures next to the Parkstone community to protect neighborhood views and character.

Expressed concern about traffic cutting through the new Bainbridge residential neighborhood from the south and requested traffic calming or restricted vehicle access.

Noted that Parkstone has a 12-foot private fence that must be preserved and requested that adjacent buildings be limited to three stories.

Expressed frustration over high-density plans, potential property value declines, and existing difficult left turns onto Pioneer Road.

Opposed to five-story buildings and concerned about high-density housing affordability.

Worried about property values and the loss of views due to five-story buildings.

Questioned the need for more high-density housing given existing vacancies.

Acknowledged the difficulty of growth but noted that rail stations typically require high density.

Advocated for single-family affordable housing instead of high-rises.

Expressed support for the plan and the opportunities it brings.

Concerned about traffic congestion on 12300 South and the number of residential units.

Raised issues about drainage near Parkstone and the need for better stormwater management.

Concerned about drainage and traffic.

Concerned about traffic on Pioneer Road.

Stated that five-story buildings do not fit the historic nature of Draper.