During a recent government meeting, significant concerns were raised regarding the Timber Creek development agreement, particularly its expansion and the lack of public involvement in the decision-making process. Critics highlighted that the 2019 modification to the agreement was met with strong opposition from community members, including local officials, who felt their testimonies were disregarded. One speaker emphasized that the foundation of the original 2016 agreement was flawed, arguing that extending it further would be a \"grave mistake.\"

The discussion also touched on ongoing issues related to code enforcement and compliance with the development agreement. A representative from code enforcement noted that while they have responded to several complaints since the 2019 amendment, there have been no confirmed violations of the agreement. However, concerns were raised about the potential receipt of materials that may violate the terms of the agreement, specifically regarding a byproduct known as Waz from a local milk processing plant. Although this product has raised health concerns, officials stated that it has not yet been determined to be in violation of any regulations.

The meeting underscored the tension between community concerns and the development's progress, with calls for greater accountability and transparency in future decisions. As the city continues to grow, the implications of these discussions will likely resonate with residents who are increasingly affected by the changes in their environment.