Saint Marcos Circle

Spoke on behalf of 54 residents in opposition, raising concerns about traffic safety, lack of neighborhood preservation, and potential impacts on family properties along 2200 West.

Shared deep family history dating back to pioneer homesteaders and early broom factories on 2200 West, urging the commission to protect the area's heritage.

Emphasized the family's multi-generational ties to West Jordan and urged keeping 2200 West safe from over-congestion and noise.

Expressed concern that even a few new homes will push narrow 2200 West past its traffic limits, especially with children walking to Westvale Elementary.

Warned that traffic and parked cars make exiting driveways on 2200 West extremely dangerous and urged solving traffic issues before adding homes.

Spoke in favor of the project, noting his experience on the planning commission and arguing that the city desperately needs middle housing for growing families.

Expressed support as the neighboring property owner to the north, looking forward to good neighbors on previously unused land.

Opposed the project because narrow lots and close homes will infringe on neighbors' privacy and views.