Residents press trustees on infrastructure, mitigation after multiple developer presentations
Residents and trustees discussed several developer proposals and urged careful review of traffic, sewer capacity and shared mitigation; staff described required developer studies and a 500‑foot notice rule for variance hearings.
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Multiple residents used public comment time on June 2 to press the board for clearer planning on cumulative infrastructure impacts from several developer proposals, including projects described by speakers as AMS, Carbone and a 225‑unit project near Lens Cove. Speakers raised concerns about sewer capacity, traffic, emergency services and long‑term costs to taxpayers, urging the board to require developer contributions for infrastructure mitigation.
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