Crews Lake Subdivision

Representing six five-acre deed-restricted lots, she argued the 400-home plan lacks adequate public facilities, citing 18-19-foot McCall Road widths, substandard Crews Lake Drive, and discrepancies between county crash data and Roads and Drainage records showing 32 crashes.

An adjoining property owner and attorney argued the application fails all four required findings and urged denial, noting no cumulative traffic study and schools at capacity.

A Tremont resident disputed the developer's example home, described frequent crashes into poles and fences on Crews Lake Road, and suggested revenue motives outweigh safety.

A Tremont resident said only three of ten opponents at the DRC meeting were invited to Pulte's community meeting, raised Hurricane Milton stormwater overflow into Crews Lake, loss of century-old oaks, and incompatible 50-foot lots and 12-foot berm/fence walls.

A Crews Wood Lane resident clarified her street is a ten-home cul-de-sac, not a subdivision, and warned about the dangerous un-signalized crossing at McCall Road.