Public comment exposes deep split over growth, process and 'keep it rural' campaign
Public comment filled multiple agenda slots with residents making sharply different cases: some urged preservation and process protections while others urged acceptance of a large conservation‑oriented development that would provide trails, river access and tax revenue.
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The public comment period and three public hearings brought dozens of residents to the microphone with sharply divergent views on growth, zoning and civic process.
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