Proposed 7-Eleven Gas Station in Residential Vicinity

Expressed strong opposition to the 7-Eleven proposal behind his home, citing environmental, safety, noise, and property value concerns.

Stated he lives directly behind the proposed gas station and urged council to reject it, noting that gas stations do not belong behind residential homes.

Urged council to make their denial of the 7-Eleven project swift and support better development standards for Wellness Way.

Objected to the gas station project, pointing out that toxic fumes and traffic conflict with the 'Wellness Way' name.

Expressed concern about traffic, safety, and 24-hour operations near neighborhood children and the amenity center.

Shared that her home sits directly behind the proposal location and asked council to reject the gas station to protect families and quality of life.

Stated safety is the top priority for families with young children in Wellness Way and urged council to uphold the planning commission's denial.

Urged council to deny the gas station and allow children and families to enjoy their backyards and the wellness community aspect.

Spoke against the 7-Eleven proposal, noting that exceptions to code should be extraordinary and a car wash/gas station does not meet that standard.