Neighbors say developer's traffic projections 'don't jive with reality'
Residents challenged the developer's traffic study — which estimated about 11 AM and 16 PM peak‑hour trips from the development — citing garage/unit math and restaurant patronage as reasons the study underestimates impacts.
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Residents pressed the developer on the traffic‑impact study and rejected the peak‑hour figures the presenter cited. Joe Apps said the study shows roughly 11 vehicles in the morning and 16 in the afternoon coming from peak periods at the site and described planned off‑site improvements to mitigate impacts. "On the peak times, it would be 11 in the morning, 16 in the afternoon," Apps said when summarizing the study's findings.
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