Beneva Road rezone

Tallywood Lane resident worried about traffic noise, cut-throughs onto Beneva, and a 35-foot building's light and air impacts.

An engineer who spent $350,000 fixing a nearby canal calculated runoff from 36 units at up to 35,000 gallons per hour and asked how drainage will be handled.

Asked for a 25-foot height limit, 10 units per acre, more permeable surface, and warned the wooded buffer would likely be clear-cut.

Tallywood Lane resident concerned about traffic noise, potential Beneva Road cut-throughs, building height, light and air, and whether stipulations are truly binding.

A Tallywood control engineer presented runoff calculations warning that up to 35,000 gallons per hour could flow off the site, straining a canal and pipe east of Beneva.

Asked for binding conditions: 25-foot height cap, 10 units per acre, more permeable surface, and personal site visits by commissioners.