Transportation chapter transmittal

Called the comp plan amendment a developer giveaway that repeals traffic concurrency and urged denial of transmittal.

Objected to August timing, said the city is not built out, and asked for postponement for more public input.

Urged a zoning code implementation analysis before action, warned the V/C change expands administrative approvals, and asked for a continuance.

Speaking for Control Growth Now, detailed deleted policies (required right-of-way dedication, neighborhood traffic protections, Newtown concurrency area) and urged denial or continuance.

Called the plan premature road-diet thinking for a suburban city, criticized engagement, and asked commissioners to listen to the public.

Read a detailed list of deleted and weakened policies on sidewalks, speed limits, cut-through traffic, and Newtown benefits, citing an anti-motorist staff agenda.