Club at Indrio Creek

Said he's the most impacted neighbor — with horses and liability worries — and demanded a buffer or privacy fence, or to be bought out.

Questioned the east-west spine road's future capacity, townhome spacing, guest parking, and whether the Seminole connection should be emergency-only.

A 25-year adjacent landowner with livestock worries kids from the new village will wander onto his property and would rather be bought out.

Worried about traffic near her free-roaming dogs and gopher tortoises, and asked whether the emergency access would be gated to block everyday cut-through traffic.

Warned that allowing one-access neighborhoods along the future spine road will funnel all east-west traffic onto a two-lane road that will eventually need four lanes.

Said the area has always been a rural buffer and the rezoning would wreck it — raising well-water impacts, stormwater runoff and flooding, noise, traffic, schools, and emergency services, and asking for stronger buffers around her property.