Whitestone Boulevard Commercial Rezoning and Land Use Amendment

Expressed concern about parkland disposition and floodplain risks in the Breakaway area.

Voiced opposition to development near detention ponds that could increase flood risks for neighbors.

Shared concerns about neighborhood character, lack of notice, traffic on Lone Star Drive, and potential noise and trash from commercial buildings.

Expressed opposition to revisiting the commercial rezoning idea after residents already made their opposition clear.

Stated opposition to updating the future land use plan and rezoning property along Lone Star Drive.

Expressed opposition to changing the future land use and zoning designations.

Objected to commercial development touching Lone Star Drive, pointing out a lack of signage and potential impacts from commercial access.

Strongly opposed regional commercial designation and big box retail next to residential lots, citing severe drainage issues, substandard roads, and pedestrian safety.

Speaking as Thousand Oaks HOA president, urged the commission to deny the regional commercial designation and rezoning to protect existing neighborhoods from increased intensity and traffic.